Manny the mammoth, Sid the sloth, and Diego the saber-toothed tiger are best friends, and when a continental shift separates Manny from his family, the three embark on a long journey to reunite them.

Everyone needs a best buddy! Learn all about the Ice Age crew and their closest pals in this easy-to-read book based on the new feature film Continental Drift!

It's just a normal day in pre-history, when suddenly Manny finds himself separated from his family by a huge, gaping hole in the earth! As the continent splits in two, Manny sets off to find the land bridge that will reunite him with his loved ones—but not without the help of his friends Diego and Sid. Together they sail the high seas in search of home, but before long they run into a rowdy group of pirates. Can the trio navigate the sea, escape the grips of the vicious pirates, and make it back to Manny's family before the gap gets too large?

Manny, Sid, Diego, and the rest of the Ice Age gang they take on the Arctic, making new friends--and enemies--along the way.

Follow the road to adventure. Trail along with a trio of unlikely friends—a moody mammoth named Manfred, a wisecracking sloth named Sid, and a scheming saber-toothed tiger named Diego—on an exciting and sometimes dangerous quest to return a lost human baby to his family. You'll really warm up to this tale about loyalty, acceptance, and the power or friendship, based on the hit movie Ice Age. Don't get left out in the cold!

Scrat has found himself a shiny, new golden acorn—but he needs a place to hide it! He searches high and low, gets frustrated, and slams the nut into the hard ice. Just then, the earth opens up, creating a huge gap! Uh-oh! How will Scrat and his friends bridge the gap and find each other again?

The book should be of interest not only to earth scientists, students of polar travel and exploration, and historians but to all readers who are fascinated by the great minds of science.--Henry R. Frankel, University of Missouri-Kansas City, author of The Continental Drift Controversy "Science & Education"