polar bears

Riley travels to northern Canada where he and his aunt, uncle, and cousin study the polar bears that are wandering through towns while waiting for the Hudson Bay to freeze over again.

Presents an illustrated introduction to polar bears, how they survive in the wild, how they raise their young, and how they are related to other species.

"Even though Arendelle is a cold, snowy place, polar bears have always been a very rare sight--until now. A family of polar bears has been spotted on the outskirts of town, and it has started to cause all kinds of mischief. Olaf loves the bears, but Elsa and Anna need to figure out why they have suddenly appeared--and how to lure them back to their Arctic home!"--Back cover.

While looking for a friend, a little polar bear is caught in a trap and takes a long journey before finally finding his way back home.

Photographs and simple text describe the tundra habitat, physical characteristics, behaviors, and diets of polar bears.

Photographs and easy-to-follow text introduce children to polar bears, describing their habitat, behavior, physical characteristics, hunting habits, and other related topics.

Two polar bear cubs must leave the safety of the den and follow their mother through the frozen Arctic wilderness as she heads out to the sea ice to hunt for her first meal in many months.

After Lars the little polar bear rescues a scared hare from a hole in the ice, the two new friends share an adventurous day, during which each discovers just how much courage he has.

While swimming in the ocean, a young polar bear gets caught in a fishing net which brings him to the city where the friendly ship's cat helps him return home.

A companion book to the Paramount Vantage motion picture "An Arctic Tale" that provides photographs and text which describe the life cycles of the polar bears and walruses of the North Pole and highlight the global warming crisis.