This is a delightful children's book with nursery rhymes about teddy bears. It was written only five years after the first 'Teddy Bear' was created. It is a lovely combination of the fuzzy toy and Mother Goose rhymes that bring pure joy to children. The book contains an adorable little introduction by Teddy himself, saying that in the short period he has been around, he has met many friends and has written home to tell everything about them. In addition, the book has wonderful illustrations of teddy bears that will keep the kids engaged. It consists of several beautiful poems, including Ding Dong Bell, Teddy's in The Well, Little Ted Horner Sat in A Corner, etc.

Teddy Bears are the stars in these children's classic nursery rhymes. Each rhyme features Teddy in a happy, thoughtful, or mischievous tale. Some tales are well known today while others have been forgotten over the years. The nursery rhymes are perfect for reading with a young child or helping one learn to read. As with many classic rhymes and tales, they may have lost their original meaning, but are a fascinating view on times past. The collection of tales was first published by Frederick Leopold Cavally in 1907. This edition includes fresh illustrations plus information about the author.

Mother Goose rhymes that feature teddy bears either in the text or the illustrations.

This little book contains Mother Goose styled rhymes modified to include teddy bears, with full page color beautiful illustrations and elegantly illustrated rhymes all designed to grab your child’s imagination and draw them into the stories. The rhymes in this volume are: What are Little Teddies are Made of Ding dong bell, pussy’s in the well Little Ted Horner, sat in the corner As I went to Bonner, I met a bear Old Mother Hubbard Dame Bear made a curtsey Rain, rain go away Solomon Grundy Ted and Jill went up the hill To make your candles last for aye Little Teddy Tittlemouse Multiplication is a vexation Teddy Trot man of law Wash me and comb me Tell-tale tit Nose, nose jolly red nose Three Wise Bears of Gotham Teddy be nimble, Teddy be quick See-saw, Margery Daw Little Ted Snooks was Fond of his books Cock crows in the morn The rose is red =============== KEYWORDS/TAGS: Mother Goose’s Teddy Bears, rhymes, bears for children, beautiful illustrations, imagination, grab, stories, riddles, What are Little Teddies Made of, Ding dong bell, pussy, in the well, Little Ted Horner, sat in the corner, plum, pudding, Christmas time, bonner, meet, Old Mother Hubbard, cupboard, bare, Dame Bear, curtsey, bow, Rain rain go away, Solomon Grundy, Ted and Jill, up the hill, make your candles last, for aye, Little Teddy, Tittlemouse, Multiplication, vexation, Teddy Trot, man of law, Wash me, comb me, Tell tale tit, Nose nose, jolly red nose, Three Wise Bears, Gotham, boat, to sea, nimble, quick, candlestick, See saw, Margery Daw, Little Ted Snooks, Fond of books, Cock crows in the morn, early to bed, early to rise, healthy, wealthy, wise, rose is red, violets are blue

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A noted contemporary artist presents a large selection of Mother Goose rhymes.