Seekers #3: Smoke Mountain
Seekers #3: Smoke Mountain
$245
ISBN：9780060871307
作者：Erin Hunter
出版社：Harper Collins
出版日期：2010/05/15
系列名稱：Seekers 熊行者
尺寸：190x129x23mm
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United at last, polar bears Kallik and Taqqiq, black bear Lusa, grizzly bear Toklo, and Ujurak, the mysterious shape-shifting bear, learn of a place they think must be the destination of their quest: the Last Great Wilderness. But getting there means crossing the burning Smoke Mountains, which hold obstacles more treacherous than anything they've faced so far. Signs and omens point in different directions, but each bear must follow his or her own star, and while one is pushed to the brink of death, another decides to leave the group forever. . . .
北極熊Kallik、Taqqiq，黑熊Lusa，灰熊Toklo與神秘的幻形熊Ujurak決定前往「最後一片荒野」，這肯定就是大家所追尋的、朝思暮想的旅程終點。然而要到達最後一片荒野，牠們一定得越過那座炙熱的煙山……
一路上牠們將要遭逢的困難險阻，遠遠超乎想像，所有的徵兆更是指向許多不同方向，其中一隻小熊即將面臨死亡邊境，有一隻小熊決定要永遠離開這群朋友……
Erin Hunter 繼野性迷人的《貓戰士》後推出奇幻新作。
你知道目前世界上有哪8種熊嗎？不管哪一種, 幾乎所有的熊都面臨生存危機, 《熊行者》以扣人心弦的生動故事, 分別描述了北極熊卡莉, 黑熊露莎與棕熊托克羅與所面對的生存環境挑戰, 結合星象與原住民古老傳說, 奇幻的冒險歷程, 故事緊湊有趣, 也提醒大家應有的環保意識, 可與孩子們一起分享！
From the author of the nationally bestselling Warriors books comes a brand-new animal fantasy series.
Three young bears from different species—black, polar, and grizzly—are separated from their families when they are just young cubs. They find themselves brought together on a perilous journey. Fate is about to change all these bears lives forever, setting their paws on a path toward a future they cannot yet imagine . . . .
你知道目前世界上有哪8種熊嗎？不管哪一種, 幾乎所有的熊都面臨生存危機, 《熊行者》以扣人心弦的生動故事, 分別描述了北極熊卡莉, 黑熊露莎與棕熊托克羅與所面對的生存環境挑戰, 結合星象與原住民古老傳說, 奇幻的冒險歷程, 故事緊湊有趣, 也提醒大家應有的環保意識, 可與孩子們一起分享！
From the author of the nationally bestselling Warriors books comes a brand-new animal fantasy series.
Three young bears from different species—black, polar, and grizzly—are separated from their families when they are just young cubs. They find themselves brought together on a perilous journey. Fate is about to change all these bears lives forever, setting their paws on a path toward a future they cannot yet imagine . . . .
