On her many travels, a small girl takes many things, especially her brown bear Barney.

The toys in Mr. Jolly's toy shop try to cheer up a sad-looking stuffed bear named Albert. When Albert arrives in Mr. Jolly's toy shop, the other toys think he is the saddest-looking bear they have ever seen. Determined to cheer him up, the toys spring into action. But underneath his frown, Albert the bear has a surprise of his own. . . . Nick Butterworth's vibrant illustrations and memorable characters tell a delightfully charming story filled with...

A simple rhyming text tells the story of a boy and his teddy bear.

A little boy's excited at the prospect of spending the night at his friend's house but worries how he'll get along without his teddy bear.

Tired of the "dangerous adventures" with his human boy, a teddy bear decides to run away but reconsiders when bedtime arrives.

An illustrated version of the traditional rhyme which follows the activities of a teddy bear.

A young girl's teddy bear would rather read books and play than go to bed, but he also performs an important job when his owner finally falls asleep.

Paddington returns from Peru and tries his hand at such things as the stock market, barbering, and even ballet; but he decides he would rather be his bear self.

Corduroy: Corduroy tries to find his lost button, so that someone will finally take him home from the department store. Yo! Yes?: Two boys become friends and they no longer have to play alone. Here comes the cat!: A village of mice is about to be visited by a cat.