"A lively, playful tale of how the teddy bear got its name. It all started when one of America's most iconic and beloved presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, refused to shoot a bear on a hunting trip. A newspaper cartoonist, Clifford Berryman, heard the news and created a political cartoon about it, which a candy shop owner, Morris Michtom, showed to his wife, Rosie. Rosie Michtom, whose handmade toys were often displayed in their Brooklyn shop, was so...

Biscuit helps reunite a lost teddy bear with its owner.

"Can one lost teddy bear make it home for Christmas? The little rabbits and mice who find him in the snow certainly hope so. A lost bear means not only a sad Christmas for him, but also for the poor child missing his or her friend. Together the animals, with a little love, a little time, and a little effort, spruce up this old, shoddy teddy just in time to make a very special Christmas for his lonely owner. This is a funny and heartwarming story about...

A little boy and his teddy bear share many imagined adventures until the bear becomes so worn out that he needs to find a place to rest after all their exciting escapades.

Paddington doesn't intentionally turn his friend's wedding into an uproar by getting the wedding ring stuck on his paw. Nor does he mean Mr. Curry to slip on his marmalade sandwich in the middle of an important golf. shot. But these sort of things just happen to a bear like Paddington!

"Dog and Bear are back in three new stories, all with a Halloween theme"--

A very young boy tells his teddy bear about his mixed feelings over the premature birth of his new sibling, and his guilty resentment at the adult's preoccupation with the tiny baby.

"Familiar objects from the Pooh classics help introduce preschoolers to numbers and counting in this delightful book. And Pooh, Pigle, Eeyore, and the other inhabitants of the Hundre Acre Wood are here to join in the fun.

Paddington has warmed the hearts of generations of readers with his earnest good intentions and humorous misadventures. This brand-new digital edition of the classic novel contains the original text by Michael Bond and illustrations by Peggy Fortnum. What other bear but Paddington could find himself sent home on his first day of school? Or questioned as a prime witness in court? Or taking a crash course in water-skiing? Trust Paddington to follow...

When a boy loses his beloved blanket and bear, they travel a great distance to make their way back to him.