Polar Bears Past Bedtime [antikvár]

Dear Readers, A while ago, I began researching the Arctic because so many of you wanted Jack and Annie to go there. When I came across a certain astonishing fact, I got very excited about writing the story. The fact was this: Even though polar bears can weigh as much as 1,000 pounds, they can walk on ice that is too thin to hold a person! How do they do this? They lie flat on the ice and perfectly balance their weight so that the ice won't crack. Then they move forward by pulling uuith their claws, all the while maintaining their perfect balance. As you'll see, this particular fact, combined unth my imagination, helped me plot the story. So if you were to ask me where I get the inspiration for my Magic Tree House books, Pd have to say: readers, research, and my imagination. And I get further inspiration from my editor, Mallory Loehr, who has worked on all the books unth me. She and I have fun meetings in which we go over and over the ideas for each book. I hope you enjoy reading Polar Bears Past Bed-tkne as much as I enjoyed researching and writing it. And I hope it will inspire you to try researching ami uniting your own book. All best,