Books with title Teddy

A delightful tale of the first-ever teddy bear.The story goes that on a hunting trip in 1902, President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt refused to shoot a bear. A political cartoonist shared the story in the newspaper and then, impressed by the president’s big, warm heart, shopkeepers Rosie and Morris Michtom decided to create a “Teddy” bear in his honor to sell in their store. The bear was so popular, they made another. And another. And before they knew it, they needed to build a factory: it seemed every child wanted a teddy bear of their own! History with a twist of fun! Now there’s even more to love about the ever-popular toy!

Many things hide in the dark. Vile, twisted things that cannot be seen except when all lights go out. In the dark, shadows are fathoms deep, madness beckons from under the bed, and monsters creep from the closet to make their way to the beds of peacefully sleeping children. But in their way stands a small, old, and tattered teddy bear. Before the evil things of the night can reach the children, they must first get through him. The war is as old as time. The battles are never ending. But Teddy will be there. He will stand vigil at the foot of the bed. He will push the darkness back each and every night. He will fight for every child. He will fight for you. You just have to let him. Teddy is an exciting, heartwarming adventure that pulls back the veil on the perceived simple things of childhood. Immerse yourself in a world of nostalgia, where a nightlight can hold back all the shadows, another world exists under your bed, and a small teddy bear can keep you safe from the vilest of monsters.

Many things hide in the dark. Vile, twisted things that cannot be seen except when all lights go out. In the dark, shadows are fathoms deep, madness beckons from under the bed, and monsters creep from the closet to make their way to the beds of peacefully sleeping children. But in their way stands a small, old, and tattered teddy bear. Before the evil things of the night can reach the children, they must first get through him. The war is as old as time. The battles are never ending. But Teddy will be there. He will stand vigil at the foot of the bed. He will push the darkness back each and every night. He will fight for every child. He will fight for you. You just have to let him. Teddy is an exciting, heartwarming adventure that pulls back the veil on the perceived simple things of childhood. Immerse yourself in a world of nostalgia, where a nightlight can hold back all the shadows, another world exists under your bed, and a small teddy bear can keep you safe from the vilest of monsters.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Charles and Lizzie Peterson love puppies and their family fosters young dogs until they can find their perfect forever home, and while Lizzie recognizes that Teddy, the alert little Pomeranian puppy they're caring for, has some special talents, it takes lots of patience and love to help train Teddy to stop barking so much!

Young Theodore (Teddy) Watson is a strong willed, curious boy. Like other boys, he has a family- a mother, an older brother, and twin baby brother, and sister. Unlike other boys, Teddy seem to always get himself in unusual predicaments due to his curious nature. Due to his strong will, sometimes Teddy has a mind of his own and does not listen to instructions. He goes through many trials and adventures learning the hard way.What will Teddy's Mom say this time, when Teddy decides he wants a skunk for a pet?

Young Theodore (Teddy) Watson is a strong willed, curious boy. Like other boys, he has a family- a mother, an older brother, and twin baby brother, and sister. Unlike other boys, Teddy seem to always get himself in unusual predicaments due to his curious nature. Due to his strong will, sometimes Teddy has a mind of his own and does not listen to instructions. He goes through many trials and adventures learning the hard way.What will Teddy's Mom say this time, when Teddy decides he wants a skunk for a pet?

“I want do d’an’ma!” This sudden and unexpected exclamation, uttered as it was in a shrill little voice like that of a piping bullfinch, and coming from nowhere in particular, as far as he could make out, for he had fancied himself all alone on the platform, made the tall railway porter almost jump out of his skin, as he expressed it, startling him out of his seven senses. He was a stalwart, good-natured, black-bearded giant of a man, clad in a suit of dunduckety-mud-coloured velveteens, rather the worse for wear, and smeary with oil and engine-grease, which gave them a sort of highly-burnished appearance resembling that of a newly-polished black-leaded stove. Doing nothing, and thinking of nothing specially, for the three-forty up-train had gone through the station, and it was a good hour yet before the five-ten down express was due, he had been lazily leaning in a half-dreamy and almost dozing state against the side of the booking-office.

“I want do d’an’ma!” This sudden and unexpected exclamation, uttered as it was in a shrill little voice like that of a piping bullfinch, and coming from nowhere in particular, as far as he could make out, for he had fancied himself all alone on the platform, made the tall railway porter almost jump out of his skin, as he expressed it, startling him out of his seven senses.