Toy bears! There are so many things that come to mind when you hear the name: cuddles, friendship, and comfort. This list has 11 books about teddy bears that your child will love.

We at Buzzing Bubs have been in awe of teddy bears since the Care Bears came on TV in the 1990s. One thing that has changed is that rainbow slides don't really work for us anymore, because we spend most of our time painting walls. We still love reading stories to our kids about cute and fuzzy teddy bears, though. They have come a long way from Theodore Roosevelt's name. Winnie the Pooh, Otto, and the Berenstain bears are some of the best-known teddy bears in the world. Here are 11 children's books about teddy bears that your kids and you will both love.

Hamish – The bear who found his child by Moira Munro

Mischievous little Hamish lives in a shop that has a secret door at the back. Every bear in the shop wants to be with a little girl, but Hamish doesn't like it when he sees a little girl come into the shop. To get her attention, he does everything possible.

A lot of fun things are shown in this book, and it has a great story line with a lot of surprises and layers. It can be read and re-read again and again.

Otto, the autobiography of a teddy bear by Tomi Ungerer

Even if your child doesn't like bears, this book is a must-have. As a bear called Otto, this story is told from his point of view. Otto is made by a factory in Germany and then bought by a Jewish family. Their son, David, becomes his owner. A lot of fun is having fun with Otto and his friends David and Oskar! It turns out that they spilled ink on him by accident. He has a purple patch on his face. It's fun for the kids and the bear love each other. They learn how to type with Otto and make him do funny things. David comes back one day with a star sewn on his jacket. David's father is going to serve in the German army. When David and his family were hiding in the basement, Otto was blown out of the place by a bomb while he was there. During the war, he meets someone who is very interesting, and from then on, his life is full of amazing things and a surprise ending.

Bialosky’s Bedside Board Book set: “Betime”,”Bumblebees”,”Mouse”,”Big Mess” by Tedd Arnold.

People who aren't afraid of bears will be moved by this book. When you read the books, you can see stop-motion pictures of Bialosky cooking, getting ready to go out, or doing other things. It was made in the U.S. in the 1980s.

One Ted Falls Out of Bed by Julia Donaldson

All of Julia Donaldson's books have a lot of imagination and a good rhythm to them. Besides being a story about a bear, this book can be used as a bedtime cue. When Ted gets out of bed, two mice take him on a great adventure around his bedroom. During the book, Ted climbs a mountain made of building blocks, drives fast cars, and rides in a balloon. When a child reads this story, they will feel like they are on a roller coaster. The story has an exciting start, a midpoint that gets really hot, and a beautiful ending. A great way to start your night.

When I grow up – The Berenstain Bears by Mike Berenstain

It is true that the Berenstain Bears are grizzlies, but many stories have teddy bears in them, like 'The Wishing Star.' The Berenstein Bears are great books that show many different things that will help kids grow up, from keeping their room clean and becoming a brother to going to the doctor and getting used to a new babysitter.

Corduroy by Don Freeman

Written and illustrated by Don Freeman, this is one of the best children's books ever written. It was named one of the Top 100 Picture Books of All Time by School Library Journal in 2012. Toys are on a shelf in a department store called Corduroy, and the story is about a bear who lives there. She wants to buy Corduroy, but her mother tells her that he doesn't have a button and isn't right. He then starts looking for the button that he has lost. Do not forget to look for other picture books in the Corduroy series. This is a book that will make you smile from start to finish.

Paddington by Michael Bond

You can read Michael Bond's book, "A Bear Called Paddington," as well as his "A Bear Called Paddington" picture book. It's a classic book about a bear called Paddington who comes to Paddington Station with only a suitcase full of things and a label on his neck that asks people to look after him. They adopt him and start a new life for him that is full of new adventures and a few misadventures. Every way, Paddington is just like your favorite teddy bear. The picture book is both nostalgic and a lot of fun to read, too. Look for more picture books about Paddington that were drawn by R.W. Alley, like this one.

Pooh’s Easter Book by RH Disney

Everyone loves Pooh Bear. When we think of him, we think of him as a bear with a droopy darling voice who loves honey. This bear has been in our minds for years, and he never gets old. This is classic children's literature that is full of stories, poems, and stories from the magazine Punch.

This is how A.A. Milne made and named Christopher Robin in the stories: He based him on his own son, Christopher Robin Milne. All of the characters, like Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet, and Kanga, were named after his son's stuffed toys. This is how the story came to be. It was called "Teddy Bear" when Winnie the Pooh first came out. Even though the original stories written by Milne are great, don't forget to look for modern-day stories about the Pooh bear. The one we like best is Winnie the Pooh's Easter Basket, but we like them all. Buy it now so that you can get it for Easter.

Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Nicola Baxter

In this fairy-tale, a family of bears go on an adventure through the forest. When a girl named Goldilocks comes to their house, she sits on their chairs and eats their porridge. If you read this story aloud, the popular refrain "who's been eating my porridge?" will be a lot of fun. The children will never tire of this story, either. In one version, the baby bear asks Goldilocks to stay and play with him because he doesn't have anyone to play with. The fairy tale has been told many times. It's our favorite part of this book. The cute little bear, of course!

Enid Blyton’s The Night the toys had a party

Enid Blyton is one of the best and most prolific writers of children's books. Her stories about dolls, animals, and toys are imaginative and fun. If you can read on your own, this is a great book for you to read to your child, because Enid Blyton is a master at writing with cadence and rhythm.

What Does My Teddy Do All Day? by Bruno Hachler

All kids wonder what their dolls do all day and if their toys come to life at night. If you like rhymes, you'll love this story about a little girl who wants to know if her teddy bear comes to life at night and what he does when she's not home. He seems to be one step ahead of her. To find out what her teddy bear does all day, the girl comes up with a plan. It's a lot of fun!

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