Reviews: Two Bears (2)
“This is a beautiful story”
(Paperback)
Two Bears is a tale of both climate change and acceptance no matter your skin colour. Two bears, one Grizzly Bear, and one Polar Bear live in completely different environments. One day the Grizzly Bear finds his home ravaged by fire and invaded by strangers. The Polar Bear finds her home is melting. They both go looking for a new place to live.
They trek until they end up coming face to face, where they realise there might be differences between them on the outside but on the inside, they are both the same and they want the same thing, a safe place to live.
The book teaches young children about climate change but in a calming and delicate way. At the back of the book, the author has also written factual information about climate issues affecting the bear’s homes and what people can do to help.
I also love the way the author shows acceptance via the bears and has them falling in love and producing a Pizzly Bear too (A Grizzly and Polar hybrid).
This is a beautiful story combined with some full-page illustrations that are very sweet and look amazing, plus, they certainly bring the story to life. A fabulous book and one that will gently introduce children to climate issues.
“Gorgeous Read!”
(Paperback)
This is a gorgeous read! Beautifully illustrated and a lovely gentle story of two very different bears.
It looks at their habitats and their search for food.
Oh and the baby bear is so very cute!
Absolutely recommended!
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Two Bears: An epic journey of hope
Children's, Picture Books
Rotem Teplow (author) , Patricia Hegarty (author)
Paperback Published on: 11/11/2021
Price: £7.99

