Bear Grylls Books in Order

This is Bear's account of climbing Everest at twenty-three, only a short time after breaking his back. It follows the money hunt, the setbacks, and the brutal climb to the summit.

Bear recounts the attempt to cross the North Atlantic in a tiny open boat. Ice, storms, exhaustion, and fear make it a gripping story of teamwork and endurance.

Written alongside Bear's television adventures, this book revisits extreme environments and the skills needed to get through them. It is fast-moving, practical, and built around real expedition experience.

Teen survival prodigy Beck Granger is stranded in the Colombian jungle with almost nothing. To get out alive, he has to beat hunger, wildlife, and a landscape that keeps closing in.

A lively guide to outdoor challenges, activities, and skills for readers who want to do more outside. Bear's focus is on confidence, curiosity, and learning by getting stuck in.

This companion book carries Bear's on-screen survival style onto the page, with stories, techniques, and tough environments from his adventures. It blends entertainment with practical survival know-how.

Bear invites readers outdoors with practical advice on bushcraft, confidence, and making the most of wild places. It is about learning skills, noticing nature, and living a little more adventurously.

Beck is forced out of a smugglers' plane over the Sahara and dropped into a deadly sea of sand. Heat, thirst, and ruthless men make every mile a fight.

After a plane crash in the Alaskan wilderness, Beck has to cross frozen mountains for help. The cold is brutal, and a hungry wolf is not far behind.

A gentle, personal book of encouragement from Bear as a father. It reflects on love, family, courage, and the values he hopes to pass on to his children.

A volcano eruption turns Beck's holiday into a desperate escape through the Indonesian jungle. Lava, falling rock, and tiger country leave him almost nowhere safe to run.

Bear looks back on childhood, the SAS, a parachuting crash that broke his back, and the adventures that made him famous. It is the straight-talking story behind the public image.

Bear takes lessons from the wild and applies them to work, relationships, setbacks, and personal growth. It is a self-help book built around courage, goals, teamwork, and staying steady under pressure.

A collection of real-life survival stories, from disasters to wilderness ordeals, told for younger readers. Bear highlights the courage, choices, and luck that can make the difference between life and death.

Written as a father's letter to his boys, this book gathers Bear's thoughts on courage, love, failure, faith, and what matters most. It is personal, direct, and much quieter than his TV persona.

A clue draws Beck to northern Australia, where the search leads deep into the Outback. Crocodiles, storms, and dangerous enemies bring him closer to the truth about his parents.

Bear tells the story of recovering from a broken back and pushing toward the summit of Everest at twenty-three. It is a firsthand account of risk, fear, endurance, and stubborn belief.

When Beck is shipwrecked far from shore, survival becomes only the first problem. Someone may have arranged the sinking, and the sharks are only the most obvious threat.

Bear retells real stories of explorers, soldiers, and survivors who kept going through the worst conditions imaginable. The book is less about comfort than about what endurance really looks like.

Bear explores the strange, risky, and sometimes revolting things people eat around the world and in survival situations. It is part gross-out fun, part lesson in what hunger can make possible.

An invitation to help fight rhino poaching in South Africa turns into one of Beck's most dangerous missions. Poachers, wild animals, and people hunting Beck himself keep the pressure high.

Bear uses stories from adventure and hardship to talk about discipline, character, and preparing for life's challenges. It is a compact motivational guide for readers who want to build grit on purpose.

Bear shares short lessons on courage, purpose, faith, and staying strong when life feels rough. It is a motivational read built from the mindset that has carried him through hard places.

Former soldier Will Jaeger is drawn into an Amazon search for a long-lost plane and the secret cargo it carried. The mission becomes a race through hostile jungle against enemies who want the past buried.

Stranded on a Himalayan mountainside, Beck has to survive height, cold, flash floods, and animal attacks. This time, the trail may also lead him to the people behind his parents' deaths.

A hands-on activity book that turns animal clues, tracks, and habitats into puzzles, stickers, and simple facts. It is built for younger readers who like wildlife and solving things.

This sticker activity book introduces some of the world's most formidable animals through games, facts, and puzzles. It keeps the tone fun while feeding curiosity about the wild.

A lively tour of the strangest and most extreme places, foods, records, and facts on Earth. Bear turns the planet's roughest edges into a fast, funny, fact-packed adventure.

Shipwrecked in the South China Sea, Beck and Ju-Long wash up on a remote island with their injured friend Jian. Food, water, and giant predatory lizards make survival brutally urgent.

Beck finally has a lead on his missing sister, Dian, and follows it into the Guatemalan jungle. Caves, waterfalls, and jaguars stand between him and answers he has wanted for years.

Beck heads north of the Arctic Circle and finds himself trapped between a brutal winter and human enemies closing in. The frozen landscape is deadly enough before the pursuit truly begins.

Beck leads a jungle expedition in China, but a violent storm leaves the group stranded on a crumbling ledge. Cut off with Ju-Long, he must fight through floodwater, jungle, and venomous threats to save them.

After a flash flood sweeps him down the Wainganga River, Mak wakes up alone in the Indian jungle. To get home, he has to outlast snakes, poachers, and the jungle's constant pressure.

This large illustrated manual teaches young readers how to handle different terrains, weather, and wildlife. It mixes big-picture survival basics with approachable tips on shelter, water, food, and safety.

Will Jaeger is pulled into a violent mission where remote terrain, ruthless enemies, and buried secrets collide. The farther he goes, the more personal and dangerous the hunt becomes.

Bear introduces the animals that demand caution in the wild and explains how to avoid trouble. It is about awareness and smart behavior, not bravado.

A short guide to the plants that can sting, poison, or injure careless explorers. It teaches young readers what to watch for and when not to touch.

This handbook helps young readers think clearly when something goes wrong outdoors. It covers common risks, quick responses, and the calm decisions that matter in a crisis.

Bear retells some of history's most famous journeys, from polar races to African exploration, and adds one of his own. It is an accessible, adventure-led look at how explorers pushed into the unknown.

Bear covers the basics of treating injuries outdoors, from cuts and burns to sprains and shock. The focus is on calm, clear action when help is not immediately nearby.

A practical guide to planning walks, packing well, reading the ground, and staying safe on the trail. It is aimed at young hikers who want confidence outdoors.

A practical survival guide that moves from wilderness emergencies to everyday threats. Bear focuses on preparation, mindset, and the simple actions that improve your odds when things go wrong.

A simple, illustrated guide to tying useful knots for camp, climbing, and emergencies. Bear shows why the right knot can make outdoor life safer and easier.

Mak returns to the Wainganga River and follows poachers into the jungle after a young elephant is taken. Saving the animal means relying on courage, quick thinking, and hard-won survival skills.

An illustrated handbook on choosing a safe site and building shelter with what you have. Bear keeps the lessons practical, so younger readers can understand the basics quickly.

A clear introduction to calling for help and being seen when you are in trouble. It covers visual signals, sound, location, and the simple steps that can save time in a rescue.

A strange compass drops Olly onto a glacier with Bear Grylls as his guide. To get home, he has to cross ice, face a blizzard, and learn the value of teamwork.

Sophie loves camp, but insects terrify her. In a scorching desert full of spiders, scorpions, and snakes, Bear helps her face the things she most wants to run from.

Fatima is frightened of the dark, then finds herself in a ruined city with the power out and aftershocks still hitting. Bear helps her stay calm and move through the chaos.

Omar wants to win everything, fast. In a dense rainforest of snakes, spiders, and crocodile-filled water, Bear teaches him that rushing ahead can be its own kind of danger.

Jack loves the outdoors, except for getting wet. In a river gorge full of rapids and hazards, Bear forces him to face the one thing he would rather avoid.

Chloe thinks one bit of rubbish does not matter, until she is stranded on a wild coast. Bear guides her through tides, quicksand, and marine dangers while showing why respect for nature matters.

Charlie is glued to video games, but real danger arrives fast on the side of an active volcano. With lava and flying rock on the move, Bear keeps him focused on the next smart step.

Bear introduces the basics of following signs in the wild, from footprints to broken plants and other small clues. It is a short guide to observation, patience, and fieldcraft.

This pocket guide shows young readers how to read clouds, wind, and shifting conditions before trouble arrives. Bear turns weather into something to notice, not ignore.

Will Jaeger is thrown back into action when stolen uranium points to a devastating new threat. To stop a global disaster, he has to outmaneuver old enemies before his family pays the price.

Bear takes young readers through the basics of desert survival, from finding shade and water to handling extreme heat. It is a quick, useful guide to a very unforgiving landscape.

This handbook breaks mountain survival into clear essentials, from route choices and weather to shelter and staying calm at height. It is short, direct, and full of practical tips.

This compact guide explains how to stay warm, spot danger, and survive in icy, exposed conditions. It is built around practical advice for cold climates and snowbound terrain.

A kid-friendly guide to rainforest survival, covering heat, insects, water, shelter, and hidden dangers. Bear explains how to move safely through one of the world's toughest environments.

Harry cares far too much about staying clean and looking good. Deep inside a cave system full of drops, bats, and tight squeezes, Bear makes him rethink what really matters.

Lily is a good team player, but she rarely speaks up for herself. High on a mountain, she and Bear must plan a safe way down through thin air, steep drops, and falling rock.

Evie is up for adventure, but she is painfully fussy about food. On a dry, dangerous safari, Bear teaches her that survival sometimes means eating what is available, not what is appealing.

A bright activity book packed with stickers, puzzles, and facts about desert wildlife and survival. It is an easy way for younger readers to explore a harsh environment.

A mountain-themed sticker book full of activities, wildlife facts, and outdoor fun. It gives younger readers a playful introduction to high places and rugged terrain.

This activity book uses stickers and puzzles to explore rainforest animals, plants, and survival facts. It is light, visual, and made for younger adventure fans.

Bear introduces real accounts of people who lived through extraordinary near-death situations. The focus is on firsthand survival, quick thinking, and the thin line between panic and endurance.

An illustrated guide to surviving deserts, rainforests, mountains, polar regions, and the open ocean. It shows how shelter, water, food, and risk change from one landscape to the next.

A short guide to food, fuel, and hydration for active young explorers. Bear explains how eating and drinking well helps you think clearly and stay strong outdoors.

A year-long devotional that pairs Bear's adventures and setbacks with reflections on faith, hope, courage, and peace. It is personal, steady, and designed for short daily reading.

A short survival handbook for warmer weather, covering heat, hydration, sun, and outdoor safety. Bear keeps the advice simple, practical, and easy for younger readers to use.

Joe loves exploring, but getting lost is his weak spot. In the Arctic tundra, he and Bear must navigate ice, freezing weather, and a landscape where every direction looks the same.

Mia likes being in charge, until a sailing adventure goes badly wrong. Out on open water, Bear shows her that good leadership depends on teamwork as much as confidence.

Bear explains how to prepare for cold-weather adventures, avoid hypothermia, and stay warm when conditions turn rough. It is a clear, step-by-step guide for young explorers.

Bear mixes stories from his own adventures with short Bible reflections for young readers. It is built as an encouraging devotional about courage, faith, friendship, and not giving up.

This daily-read guide turns Bear's survival lessons into practical advice for ordinary life. It focuses on resilience, courage, stress, motivation, and the small habits that help people keep going.

In this later memoir, Bear revisits major expeditions, television shoots, and the personal lessons behind them. It is more reflective than his first autobiography, but just as full of action.

Bear packages scouting skills, outdoor know-how, teamwork, and service into an accessible guide for young readers. It is as much about attitude and character as knots and campcraft.

A motivational guide for younger readers about confidence, resilience, and keeping going when life feels hard. Bear writes in a direct, encouraging voice that turns big ideas into manageable steps.

This illustrated guide adapts Bear's resilience lessons for children and younger teens. It covers stress, courage, motivation, self-care, and confidence in a practical, encouraging way.

Bear retells the life of Jesus as a vivid narrative seen through eyewitness voices. It aims to bring a familiar story closer, more immediate, and easier to step inside.