This is a great book that deals with a complex and misunderstood issue, repressed memories. This one should have been an Oprah book club selection!

This is a charming book, enjoyable to children beginning to read, as well as parents. This is a slim, quintessentially English little book with it's gentle pace, preoccupation with gardening, and understated drawings. Our daughter still loves it, and she's eight now! Best of all is the wonderful ending - discover it for yourself!

This book is very complete. Its has a good begining a very good body and a good ending.

The Teddy Bear Men: Theodore Roosevelt and Clifford Berryman by Linda Mullins is a great book that I found hard to put down before reading every word and experiencing every picture. I find my joy and enthusiasm for this book overflowing into my conversations and e-mails.

The book delightfully combines teddy bears, political cartoons, and history in pictures and words. Although the intent of author Linda Mullins in writing this book was not to write a biography of either Theodore Roosevelt or Clifford Berryman, there is enough biography information included to bring their personalities and character to life and give perspective to the book. Clifford Berryman is described as "one of the most thoughtful and constructive political philosophers of his day". Berryman possessed the unusual ability to achieve "satire that never left a scar" in his political cartoons. He is best know for his political cartoons of President Teddy Roosevelt with his trade mark teddy bear in them.

President Theodore Roosevelt is described as " a boy who grew up to be the man of his dreams". The association of teddy bears and big game hunting with Theodore Roosevelt is well know. The author traces the development of Clifford Berryman's cartoon signature, the Berryman/Roosevelt Bear, and discusses the public love and acceptance of this delightful little bear and the fascinating association of teddy bears with the lives of both of these great men.

The copies of Berryman's cartoons richly enhance the experience of the book as do the teddy bear illustrations. The Teddy Bear Man: Theodore Roosevelt and Clifford Berryman by Linda Mullins is a "must have" addition to the collection of any collector of political cartoons or teddy bear lover.

Researching students will find the book a good resource for human interest to include in term papers on either Roosevelt or Berryman and related subjects.

Cute, heartwarming quotations about Teddy Bears

This is not what I thought it would be at all. But that turned out to be a good thing. I thought that this was a small book since amazon said it had 4 pages. And I though that it would be a soap on a rope. Instead it's a kit to make your would teddy bear soaps on a rope. It comes with instructions, 2 soaps, 2 molds. You melt the soap and pour in the molds to make your our teddy soap! Very cute for 5.00!!

For the first time, a thorough reference work has been compiled for arctophiles (teddy bear lovers). This book lists everything you need to know, including teddy bear shops, manufacturers, shows, contact info for the hottest artists and much more! I sure wish this collection of information had been available to me when I began collecting over a decade ago!

I had to read this book for my Children's Literature class in college. I found it to be a very entertaining and fun story. It is all about how a boy is the king of the teddy bears, but he won't let anyone else in his kingdom except for him and his bears. This is a great story that helps kids learn about sharing. And the way the book uses rhyming and pictures makes it fun for kids to read.

I think I wore out my library's copy of this book 20 years ago.

The text consists of verbs in the present participle.
This is an easy pattern for students of English as a second language to follow.
Furthermore, it offers welcome help in a difficult topic: verbs.