Polar Dogs
A story of three polar dogs who became lost from their pack. Follow these dogs as they dream of being back on top of the world!
Ole, Bjorn and Kwan are friends and are members of the same pack of dogs. The pack of sledge dogs race from town to town in the snow and deliver goods to people who really need them. The dogs become homeless one day as they lose their friends in a snow storm.
However, they have each other's friendship and support and are able to have lots of fun as they explore the beautiful polar lands. They have fun in the hot springs and go to a very special festive place and much, much more. When they become tired with the days activities, they huddle with each other and go to sleep. They realise that they do have an imaginary owner who visits them from the stars and allows them to dream far more fun and adventure.
Polar Dogs is an uplifting, rhyming story that explores the importance of natural beauty, friendships and belonging. They wake each morning and fill their days and nights with as much as life can give them.
This beautifully illustrated picture book is suitable for children aged between four to nine. A great bedtime read or as a classroom story to encourage discussions on animal kindness and the environment.
'They may not have much; they may not need much but they may want you!'
Follow them and their simple beat of life again and again and again.
This simple story relates to the simple rhythm of life. The dogs learn to cope and make the most of what life has given them. They eat, exercise, stay clean and maintain their joyful spirit every day and night. It is when they dream, that we realise that they are able to transcend themselves to even greater joy.
Teaching kids about nature is an important part of their education and also an important part of how they can make a difference in the future. There are many pictures below that may or may not be used to teach children about an issue in the polar regions like;
- Sustainable tourism,
- The importance of sea ice
- Importance of glaciers & ice caps
- Sustainable development
- Exploration of gas, oil and minerals
- Rising air and sea temperatures
- Sustainable fishing
- Protection of migrating animals
- Human conflict with polar bears
- Smart shipping
