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A child is playing alone and oh my, a polar bear has come to visit. The child invites the big, white polar bear into the house, and they start playing together finding food for themselves. Mom should not know about the polar bear. But can the bear stay forever? He has to leave to join another bear. Children will be amused with the vivid descriptions and expressiveness on the boxes and the desire to live together with polar bears on this planet grows even stronger.
Why Did a Polar Bear Come to Our House? This picture book is the winner of the first contest co-hosted by the Picture Book Publishers Association. Since its entry, it has been highly praised by various publishers and has become a hot topic. The first page shows a child playing alone. The doorbell rings, and she turns her head. Peeking through the peephole, she sees—oh my!—a polar bear. The child brings the large, white polar bear inside. Without asking why or how the polar bear is there, the child begins to play with it. They open the refrigerator, shower, and play together. Mom returns from grocery shopping. Apparently, she can't see the polar bear. As night falls and the moon wanes, the polar bear slowly wakes up. She and the child disguise themselves and head to the beach, where their friend, the polar bear, awaits them. The polar bear floats away on sea ice. The child enjoys this wonderful day with the polar bear and falls into a deep sleep. Why did a polar bear come to our house one day? After closing the book, you'll be left with something to ponder. Even though the child is simply happy to play with the polar bear that came to their house, the preciousness of nature, represented by the polar bear, penetrates deep into their hearts. Unlike other environmental books, this one doesn't advocate for environmental movements, but it makes them yearn even more to live with polar bears on Earth. This is a beautiful environmental picture book that stands out with its deep and delicate depictions expressed through collage and hand-drawn drawings on a recycled box.