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"What are you doing here?" wondered Mr. White."We're going to a picnic at the South Pole," said Pog."This is the North Pole, my friends," said Mr. White."The South Pole is 12,430 miles THAT way.""Anyone can make a mistake," Mr. Pilchard-Brown said with a shrug."Don't think of it as a mistake," said

Cute. The Kiddo and I had fun exploring the illustrations for fun, whimsical details. "That's silly, mommy!"-Luna 3 yrs.

"Heartwarming story about unusual friendship." Front flap of the book

Would have preferred a stop in Chile to authenticate such an adventure

A fun story that reinforces the fact that penguins don't belong at the North Pole and polar bears don't belong at the South Pole. This is a tall book with colorful illustrations.

A family of penguins, en route to a picnic, take a right when it should have been a left at the snowman.This unexpected detour takes them on a global adventure with a friendly polar bear a guide. I enjoyed this book because of its depictions of international cities and its wayfinding underbelly. The Leggi tutto

Cute, but odd story of a penguin family out for a picnic and they end up at the South Pole where they meet a Polar Bear. Then the penguin's and bear go round the world to find the perfect picnic spot. I can see this as entertaining to little kids wondering where they might go next, but a trip like t Leggi tutto