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About this book
Albie is an ordinary little boy who has some extra-ordinary adventures!
When Mum says they’re going to the museum, Albie isn’t too keen. But the Arctic exhibition soon captures his imagination, especially when real snow starts to fall!
Suddenly a huge polar bear appears, ridden by a girl called Yura. Together Yura, Tuka the bear and Albie journey across the beautiful Arctic wilderness in search of the frozen sea and Yura’s home. They build an igloo, dodge giant snowballs and wolves, and hitch a ride on a friendly Orca!
With stunning Arctic scenery and lots of cute animals, this is a great story for introducing the concept of global warming and Arctic ecosystems. With a strong message of friendship and co-operation, it would be a great addition to any home or school library.
This is the eighth exciting adventure in the best-selling Albie series.
“The Albie books by Caryl Hart and Ed Eaves are always packed full of fun and bold, beautiful illustrations. This Albie adventure, How To Ride A Polar Bear, is no exception.”
“The friendship which we see grow between Albie and Yura is really lovely. They are from different worlds but they work together and bring out the best in each other.”
“We love Albie! This book was just expected, amazing. Great illustrations and packed full of fun, also touches on global warming which I thought was good to see in a book, a nice learning opportunity for kids.”
Albie Series
Whatever he does, wherever he goes, adventure is never very far away!
Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools. With adventure around every corner, and core values of friendship, kindness and imaginative play, the Albie stories make great bedtime stories and support early years education too!
Illustrated by Ed Eaves