Where's My Teddy? (Paperback)

from ReadAloudDenver

A fun and funny case of mistaken identity played out in rhymes. Your child will love the cadence and rhythm as it from the beginning with "Eddie's off to find his teddy, Eddie's teddy's name is Freddie" all the way to the end with "all the way back to their snuggly beds, where they huddled and cu...

from cyberdabbler

My son and I both fell in love with this one--the story, the rhyming, and the illustrations make for a classic children's book

from booschnoo

This is a good example of Fantasy because it has situations that could not happen in real life, but the reader believes is possible in this world created by the author. Stars: Character Age: Primary

from Schuman

We own this one and I love it. About a little boy and bear, both lonely, and how they become friends. Great to talk about friendship.

from LynleyS

Oh how kids respond to exaggerations in size. One of my daughter's favourite books is The Biggest Sandwich Ever, which features a sandwich of massive proportions. (This was also one of my own favourites, and my first ever Lucky Book Club order.) The books of Jez Alborough came along later, but I'...