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Teddy watches the other toys show off. The toy soldier can march, the ballerina can dance, and the monkey can play the drums. Teddy cannot do any of those things, so he starts to wonder whether he matters at all.
This tender picture book speaks to children who have ever felt left out or less talented than someone else. Through a small bedtime story about a soft toy and a child who loves him, readers see that being useful is not always about performing the biggest trick. Gentle emotions, simple comparisons, and a comforting setting make it a reassuring read-aloud about self-worth and quiet kindness.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
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