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Dasher and the Polar Bear (Dasher series)

Matt Tavares

Just before Christmas, Dasher the flying reindeer watches the northern lights and meets George, a polar bear. George is amazed by Dasher’s ability to fly and tells her that he has long wanted to soar himself. Dasher hopes to use Christmas magic to help her new companion, but a lesson in flying does not go as planned. As she wonders whether George’s wish can be fulfilled, the two share an encounter shaped by a new friendship and the wonder of the night sky.

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Book details

Themes
Animals · Friendship · Holidays And Celebrations · Space And Astronomy
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Candlewick
Published
September 30, 2025
Pages
40
ISBN-13
9781536236316
Language
English
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