Polar Bears Past Bedtime
Polar Bears Past Bedtime
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1998
Book Brief
Beta71
Novel • Fiction
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Historical Fiction•
Science FictionArctic • Contemporary
1998
Adult
6-9 years
440L
Super Short Summary
In Polar Bears Past Bedtime, part of the Magic Tree House series, two children, Jack and Annie, embark on an adventure to the Arctic. They learn about polar bears and the importance of understanding and respecting nature as they solve a riddle. The story emphasizes teamwork and curiosity in exploring new environments.
Adventurous
Fantastical
Mysterious
Informative
Inspirational
Reviews & Readership
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Review Roundup
Polar Bears Past Bedtime by Mary Pope Osborne is praised for its engaging storytelling and educational content, capturing young readers' imaginations. The adventure offers a mix of fantasy and facts, sparking curiosity about polar bears and Arctic life. Some reviewers, however, find the plot predictable. Overall, it's a solid entry in the Magic Tree House series, appealing to early-grade readers.
Who Should Read Polar Bears Past Bedtime?
Polar Bears Past Bedtime by Mary Pope Osborne charms young readers aged 7-10 with its magical blend of adventure and history. Fans of The Magic Tree House series and similar books like Junie B. Jones and Encyclopedia Brown will revel in its whimsical narrative and educational elements. Perfect for inquisitive minds and budding explorers.
12,062 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
71
Novel • Fiction
•
Historical Fiction•
Science FictionArctic • Contemporary
1998
Adult
6-9 years
440L
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