A friend of mine recommended to take a look at this comics book and I fell in love with adorable Polar the Bear and his story. It is very well written and drawn. The story touches lots of aspects of climate change in a simple language and humorist way. I love these footnotes almost on every page, which refers to the actual study. I believe this kind of book can change the minds of the next generation and help save the world.

This is a comic book, but it is so much more than that. The author uses a polar bear to raise awareness for climate change. All ages can learn something from this book and are even given some ideas that all of us can use to help with climate change. The illustrations and the story line are fun, but they are also an important way for all to see what climate change is doing to the world we live in. Kudos to the author for bringing this important problem to light in a special way that is easier for kids to understand, What a great book for parents and grandparents to share with little ones whose lives will really be changed if we don't do something about this tragedy.

I love comic book novels in the tradition of Tintin, and Alan Hesse's POLO the Bear comic is as adventurous and fast paced as those classic comic books. Polo tells the story of a polar bear from Greenland who floats out to sea on an piece of ice, and in his adventures passes through dozens of countries and meets the local people who are each dealing with their own problems related to climate change. Hesse has first hand knowledge of some of these issues from his days of working on environmental climate change programs throughout South America, so he skillfully weaves the facts of climate change into a fun story that will captivate readers, young and old.

There is a lot of bang for your buck, as the book is a full 90 pages jam-packed front and back with frames. The production on this book is top-notch, with thick glossy pages and vibrant color. I ordered the print version - It's printed in the U.K. but I ordered it from the U.S. and received it in perfect condition in less than two weeks.

I've been working on climate change issues since about 2003. The topic is challenging, confusing, and often upsetting. Yet we need to raise kids today who understand the challenges they will live with for the rest of their lives -- both as a set of chronic, developing problems and a shifting, critical set of solutions. Alan Hesse has written a book I have shared with my son and other children about climate change from a positive, useful, and productive (and fun!) approach. I hope you will buy the book to help arm the next generation with hope instead of despair.

I really like these comics. I think this book series is doing a very important job, informing about what is happening in the world regarding climate change and related social issues. It is quite amazing the amount of information that is told without getting boring or confusing. It has good rhythm and balance, it is very entertaining. I really love the style of the drawings. They are so efficient, so expressive, light, with a great flow. I totally recommend this comic for older kids. So vital for our future, to have this type of content, bringing awareness to reality in such a positive way.

I love comics. I am very passionate about climate change. And here we have this wonderful combination. Now this is no flimsy comic, it is eighty-seven fact-filled pages, at the end of which I had learned so much more about the devastating effects of climate change and how it affects everyone all around the world.
What I particularly liked is the use of touches of humor that helped the story bury itself in your memory. It is informative for a very broad age range. I enjoyed reading it, so did my children, and best of all, it had all of us wanting to explore the issues of climate change even more.
I am happily donating the book, on the suggestion of my children, to their local primary school, so their friends can become more aware. They haven't suggested this of any book they have read so far.

This is an amazing book about climate change
Shows the changes and effect that are occuring in different parts of the world... and in some cases the solution they are doing. There are many more solutions.. but if everyone did s5 least 3 then it would.have a small impact

Climate change is important
Climate change need to happen now!
Support climate change!
Everyone on board..needs the world community to make.change.

This says it’s aimed at secondary school students but should be required reading for politicians and decision makers at every level.

So enjoyed this book. Charming characterisations and great drawing help introduce the myriad of oft unrecognised ways in which we are contributing to the climate chaos we face. And the journey brings out the many many ways it is impacting lives.
Just wish we could make it required reading!