The Best Polar Bear Books for Kids

Polar Bear hears a lion roaring, who hears a hippo snorting — a chain of zoo sounds that ends with a room full of children.

Two polar bears have shared a zoo pool for years. Then one of them starts to get sick.

An Inuit girl follows a trail of tiny footprints into an igloo where three bowls of soup are cooling.

A mother polar bear leaves her warm cave and crosses the frozen world. What could she be looking for?

A wolf pup is separated from its pack and taken in by a polar bear who should, by rights, be a predator.

Sophie thinks polar bears are boring and her report is doomed. Then one shows up at the library table.

Mr. Polar Bear has lost his underwear. Mr. Mouse offers to help, and the search gets colorful.

Emile is chosen to keep watch over the moon. Then, night by night, the moon starts disappearing.

A polar bear wakes, leaves his den, and walks out across the snow. Where is he going?

Big photographs and short sentences: how polar bears hunt, swim, stay warm, and raise their cubs.

Jack and Annie travel to the frozen Arctic, where a seal hunter and a very large bear stand between them and the last riddle.

April goes to a deserted Arctic island with her father and finds a polar bear nobody believes is there.