One day Teddy Bear leans out of his boy's knapsack to pick a tempting flower. Buthe leans too far ... and finds himself on the ground, lost and alone.

What will Teddy Bear see? Who will he meet?
And will he be able to find his way home?

FROM THE PUBLISHER

One day Teddy Bear leans out of his boy's knapsack to pick a tempting flower. But he leans too far ... and finds himself on the ground, lost and alone.

Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, touch the ground.

Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, turn around.

What will Teddy Bear see? Who will he meet? And will he be able to find his way home?

FROM THE CRITICS

School Library Journal

PreS-Bush's lively illustrations of the childhood rhyme show the back story-"Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, touch the ground" shows the stuffed toy falling out of a boy's backpack. As the child and his mother continue their way home, Teddy is picked up by a dog and then by a seagull that eventually takes him home. As the verses end, Teddy has climbed into the house and is turning out the boy's bedside light. The last page shows the motions that go with the verses. The pictures are of average quality but fun, and Teddy is adorable despite the average quality of the art. This book will liven up a toddler storyhour.-Bina Williams, Bridgeport Public Library, CT Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.