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scottiesandbooks 's review for:
The Last Bear
by Hannah Gold
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
reflective
relaxing
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
š»āāļø āBut imagine if every single person on the plant just did one thingā
āThen it is still not enoughā
āBut itās better than doing nothingā š»āāļø
Letās face it, our future generation has been tasked with saving planet earth. Books like this will make our youngsters really think about the changes required, about their part to play in that and empower them to be that change.
The Last Bear takes us on a journey with April to Bear Islandā¦ itās said no polar bear remains. That is until April meets bear- hungry, alone and injured due to plastics in our sea.
The Last Bear shows us what it means to have a home, a community. That special bond with someone- whether that be a family member, a friend or indeed an animal like Bear. It really highlights the connection between humans and animals and how we need to do our part to make sure that they continue to strive and have the homes they love.
The Last Bear doesnāt shy away from those hard topics such as grief, loss, isolation and difficult family dynamics.
And all of this wrapped up in a picture perfect bow. Whatās not to love?
Iāll be visiting The Lost Whale very soon. And I cannot wait!š
āThen it is still not enoughā
āBut itās better than doing nothingā š»āāļø
Letās face it, our future generation has been tasked with saving planet earth. Books like this will make our youngsters really think about the changes required, about their part to play in that and empower them to be that change.
The Last Bear takes us on a journey with April to Bear Islandā¦ itās said no polar bear remains. That is until April meets bear- hungry, alone and injured due to plastics in our sea.
The Last Bear shows us what it means to have a home, a community. That special bond with someone- whether that be a family member, a friend or indeed an animal like Bear. It really highlights the connection between humans and animals and how we need to do our part to make sure that they continue to strive and have the homes they love.
The Last Bear doesnāt shy away from those hard topics such as grief, loss, isolation and difficult family dynamics.
And all of this wrapped up in a picture perfect bow. Whatās not to love?
Iāll be visiting The Lost Whale very soon. And I cannot wait!š