polar bears

Lars, the little polar bear, was often lost far from home, and each time, someone helped him get back safely. Now it's Lar's turn to help someone else find their way home.

Contains illustrated photographs showing polar bears in the wild, and examines where they live, what they eat, how they care for their young, and other interesting facts.

Photographs and simple text teach children all about polar bears, including information on their physical characteristics, behavior, eating habits, and habitat.

A young polar bear learns from his mother what he will be able to do when he grows up.

When a young polar bear peers inside a train, the little Siberian tiger staring back at him pleads to be taken home.

Describes the work of Charles Jonkel, a biologist who studied polar bears in the Arctic and primarily in Churchill, Manitoba.

Follows polar bears season by season, covering cub rearing, hunting, and journeys to and from the ice, and explores Arctic neighbors such as arctic foxes, walruses, and beluga whales.

Text and photographs introduce polar bears, describing their physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitat.

When Lars, the little polar bear, finds a lost puffin and a hot-air balloon, he believes his dream of flying may finally come true.

Photographs and text provide an introduction to baby polar bears, with information on polar bear families, body, coat, life cycle, habitat, and food.