Caribou (Animaux Illustres)
by David Aglukark and Dorothy Aglukark
Age range 6+ The polar bear is known by many names in different languages — White Bear, Ice Bear, Sea Bear. It is Sailor of the Icebergs, Whale's Curse, Seal's Dread. It is the animal deserving of great respect, the Ever-wandering One, the Master of Helping Spirits, Grandfather or God's Dog. Whatever its name, what is certain is that this majestic Arctic animal is threatened by extinction and in need of human protection before it disappears from our world forever.
Animales de Las Regiones Polares (Animals in Polar Regions) (Los Animales Nos Cuentan Su Vida/Animal Show and Tell)
by Elisabeth de Lambilly-Bresson
Easy Origami Polar Animals: 4D An Augmented Reading Paper Folding Experience (Easy Origami Animals 4D)
by John Montroll
Questions About Antarctica (This or That?: Survival Edition)
by Jaclyn Jaycox
Ice Road Truckers (Dangerous Jobs (Updog Books (Tm)))
by Clara Cella
Learn some of the ways people in the North use the outdoors for travel, gathering food, and having fun!This non-fiction book uses a friendly child narrator to introduce readers to some of the traditional skills used by people living in the Arctic.
Junior Field Guide: Plants of Nunavut (Junior Field Guides)
by Carolyn Mallory
What do duffle socks feel like? This sensory book allows children to feel the texture of different types of clothing worn in the Arctic, such as a sweater, duffle socks, and kamiik.
There is a lot to see in Nunavut! This book features words for different parts of the Arctic landscape. Beautiful illustrations guide children to practise reading the single word on each page.
Penguins: 101 Fun Facts & Amazing Pictures (Featuring the World's Top 8 Penguins)
by Janet Evans
Narval (Narwhal) (Animales del Artico (Arctic Animals))
by Grace Hansen