I decided to pick it up as I loved the last bear, this book definitely needs to be read before hand. April runs from the Polar Institute in alarm when the man says they shouldn't go looking for an injured polar bear, who probably won't remember her, even if she is THE April Wood!

Finding Bear is a shining beacon of hope, love and friendship in a world where such values can be sorely missed.She's an inspirational protagonist and manages to bring environmental issues to the forefront in a digestible way.

And while April’s friendship with a polar bear which she affectionately names Bear is the fantastical element of this series, April befriends other people (children and adults), who support her not only her dream to live in the Arctic close to Bear but also her mission to fight climate change.This is a really special book and I’m not surprised this and Hannah’s two other books have been bestsellers. She teaches her young readers about the environment, climate change and the natural world by seamlessly weaving in these aspects to her story. Everyone wanted a copy and now they can all have the sequel which is an equally phenomenal and beautiful story.