Seekers: The Last Wilderness is the 4th book ina series of 6. It is about 4 bears named Toklo, Kallik, Lusa and Ujarak (he can turn into any animal).They have came a long way from the forest to the "flat-face" town (what they call humans). Ujarak swallows a fish hook while a goose and it gets lodged in his throat. His friends get him to change into a flat-face cub. They take him to a doctor in the woods. The doctor gets the hook out and while he is leaving, the government comes in and want to dig and collect the oil under the village. They are able to them but take Ujarak in their helicopter and take him to a hspital in town. Toklo, Kallik, and Lusa are able to get in the hospital, but Ujarak had changed into an owl and flew out the window. In the end they find him and travel to the beach. Kallik, Toklo, Lusa, and Ujarak see the Arora Borialis and think it is a sign to go onto the ice. This book is really good for you fantasy/fiction lovers. I think you would LOVE it. Another seires to read by Erin Hunter is WARRIORS. I am on book 4. It gets sad at some points but otherwise it is a great seires!! Seekers: The Last Wilderness (Seeker Bears Book 4) Summary: Is this journey's end... or just the beginning? Toklo, Kallik, Lusa, and Ujurak have finally reached the Last Great Wilderness, the legendary bear paradise they've been searching for. But while his companions think they've come to the end of their long journey, Ujurak feels a deep unrest. Is this truly where they're meant to be? In the Last Great Wilderness, one by one the bears begin to remember their true natures. Toklo feels the urge to hunt caribou and mark his territory as a brown bear should, and Kallik feels the pull of the ice within her. It's only Lusa, happy just to be in the wild, who fears the day when her friends will leave her to follow their own paths. As the bears adjust to this new life, disaster strikes. The friends are forced to venture into the world of the flat-faces to save the life of one of their own. Once there, the end of their journey seems farther away than ever, as a new path spreads out before them.MY OPINIONThe bears have finally reached the Last Great Wilderness, but even though the others are happy there, Ujurak still feels uncertain that this is where they're meant to be. But as Toklo begins to pull away and Kallik longs for the ice, Ujurak is injured and the bears are forced to rely on flat-faces to help him. Convinced that Ujurak will be okay, Toklo leaves. But when other flat-faces take Ujurak away in one of the metal birds, Lusa and Kallik follow to save him. While gone, Ujurak learns some disturbing news about how much danger the wild is really in. Can these four cubs really save the wild? And when all signs point to traveling on the ice, will they trust Kallik to lead them?Quote: "A time always comes for patting. I had to learn that when Taqqiq left. It's no use trying to hold on to someone when they want to be somewhere else."
What do You think about The Last Wilderness (2010)?
Toklo, Kallik, Lusa and their shape - shifter friend Ujurak have finally reach the Last Great Wilderness. Some of them go on their own and some stay. Until they come together to be strong again. But when disaster strikes they are forced to leave risking one of their own. The flat- faces forcing them to go so they don’t get capture. Is this journey coming to the end or is it just the beginning?People should read this if you like adventures books. Adventure’s books are full of actions and problems to solve. I like it because I like how they go on an adventures. Recommended for young readers because it’s about bears having a goal to reach a certain place to live peaceful.
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I just really love this series, and I keep waiting for a book to be not as good as the previous ones but it just isn't happening. This one had more interaction and explanation of the flat faces and the journey the bears are on. This is just a great story, anyone who is an animal lover or a nature lover should read these. There is a great story about friends with this underlying "humans are destroying the world we need to fix it" theme.
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