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Ice the little polar bear cub suddenly has to move from her North Pole home to a new life in the jungle when her mother gets a new job. Ice is understandably upset, and finds the new place very unfamiliar. She misses her friends. But with time, and through the kindness of others, she settles in to her new life just fine.
Ice is happy living in the North Pole, and is therefore worried about moving away. She has lots of good friends already, but her mother’s new job requires that they move. Many children will relate to this, whether they are relocating to a new school, or a new town or even a new country.
Ice deals with her move stoically, but she is sad. The climate is different, the food is different, and even the language is different! Ice tries to make the best of it: she decorates her room, and attempts to make friends, but everyone seems too busy to talk to her.
Just when she is feeling thoroughly fed up, Ice finds that all her new friends have been busy preparing a surprise party especially for her! A North Pole party in the jungle, to make her feel at home.
This is a lovely story about how, whilst a move like Ice’s can be very daunting, it can also be an adventure, and there are friends to be found everywhere!