Save Noah: The Arctic Adventure of a Brave Little Bear

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Meet the Author, Andrea Hellman

Andrea has been educating children and teachers for over 30 years. She is a Professor of TESOL and Linguistics at Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. When not in the classroom training teachers of multilingual students, she is either doing art or writing articles and books. Her backyard is full of fabulous creatures like birds, deer, squirrels, and foxes, who populate her art and appear on the pages of her children's books.

Sample Images From Saving Noah

The animals of the Arctic, like Beluga, come to the rescue of little Noah, offering their unique abilities to help him. But are they friend or foe? For a little bear, it's hard to tell. Bear has a lot to learn to succeed in the Arctic and reunite with his family.

Andrea Hellman is the author of the book. She has been educating children and teachers for over three decades. Currently, she holds the position of a Professor of TESOL and Linguistics at Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. When she is not teaching in the classroom, Andrea dedicates her time to creating art or writing articles and books. Her backyard is home to a variety of fascinating creatures, such as birds, deer, squirrels, and foxes, which often inspire her art and appear in the pages of her children's books.

In the book "Saving Noah," the animals of the Arctic, including the Beluga, come to the rescue of a young boy named Noah, offering their unique capabilities to assist him. However, for a little bear, it is not always clear whether these animals are friends or foes. The bear has much to learn in order to thrive in the Arctic and reunite with its family.

The Publisher has provided these sample images from the book "Saving Noah," which showcase the interactions between the animals and the young protagonist. The illustrations promise to captivate readers and immerse them in the world of the Arctic, where the animals play a crucial role in the story.

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