“Tears for Nanertak” by Skip Hofstrand is about a polar bear cub named Nanertak and his Mom Nanuck, who are forced to travel and move away from their home because of global warming. It wasn’t just them that had to leave, all the other animals had to leave too because of their homes melting. Some walked, some flew, and some swam. Nanuck’s tears went drip...drip...drip. They began a journey to the unknown territories. Nanuck and Nanertak stood on an iceberg watching it drip away. They soon had to swim, they tried to swim, but the lack of food there made them very weakened and they sank to the bottom of the sea. Suddenly, they were pulled up into the air through a net. They were then taken to the Arctic Zoo. It was cold and comfortable there, and Nanertak became best friends with the children.
I really enjoyed “Tears for Nanertak” by Skip Hofstrand for the water colors. They are amazing pieces of art, but I say that this book is not worth its high price. It only has about three sentences per page, but if you enjoy fine art, you would enjoy this book, it is really excellent artwork. By the description of this book online, I was expecting a better story for ages 8 to 12. Perhaps it would be better for a younger audience.
Tears for Nanertak
Skip Hofstrand
Outskirts Press (2012)
ISBN 9781478720812
Reviewed by Madeline McElroy (age 11) for Reader Views (12/12)
I really enjoyed “Tears for Nanertak” by Skip Hofstrand for the water colors. They are amazing pieces of art, but I say that this book is not worth its high price. It only has about three sentences per page, but if you enjoy fine art, you would enjoy this book, it is really excellent artwork. By the description of this book online, I was expecting a better story for ages 8 to 12. Perhaps it would be better for a younger audience.
Tears for Nanertak
Skip Hofstrand
Outskirts Press (2012)
ISBN 9781478720812
Reviewed by Madeline McElroy (age 11) for Reader Views (12/12)
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