This book is dedicated to Brooke and Ms Zimmerman.

“Ring! Ring! Ring!” Went the phone. That sounded like business. I had been waiting for a big break in my photography career. When I answered the phone, a company that wanted pictures of the tundra and polar bears that live there responded. They said that the sun had not risen in weeks there because it was the middle of winter, which was normal. But now that the sun is coming out it would be a good day to take pictures.

 As soon as I got off the phone, I called my assistant immediately. When Brooke, my assistant, answered the phone she knew it was a big break. In a flash, Brooke came over to my house. But then we realized, how were we going to get to the tundra? We called the company and they said we could borrow a jet. We drove to animal head quarters and they flew us to the tundra. when we were flying, Brooke told me she brought seal to bribe the polar bear because that is what they eat.

After we landed, we set up our camera and started looking for a polar bear. But there were not any polar bears to be found. Then I remembered, Brooke brought bunches of seal to bribe the polar bear. We laid out some seal and sure enough a polar bear came. I started to think about why it came so fast. I thought it might have not eaten in a while because a polar bear can live up to 12 weeks without food. this polar bear was skinnier than a branch.

I got my camera while Brooke kept bribing the polar bear. As soon as I turned around the polar bear swiped at Brooke knocking her off her feet. Then it jumped on top of me. it was so heavy! male polar bears can weigh up to 800 kg. I was so scared it was going to eat me that I felt like I was going to barf up butterflies. Then, out of nowhere, a man came out with a gun and shot it in the air and scared the bear away.