Missing Teddy - Corrigan, Patrick
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Join Toby and his teddy bear Teddy as they discover the importance of sharing and how it can lead to wonderful new friends. When Toby loses his favourite teddy bear, Teddy, while on holiday at the beach, hes devastated. He and his dog Spike even put posters all around town asking about the toy. But when he finally spies a young girl playing with Teddy, a joyful Toby hatches a plan to get the bear back - and he succeeds! But he cant stop thinking about how sad the girl is without Teddy. . . and he knows he must make things right again.

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Join Toby and his teddy bear Teddy as they discover the importance of sharing and how it can lead to wonderful new friends. When Toby loses his favourite teddy bear, Teddy, while on holiday at the beach, hes devastated. He and his dog Spike even put posters all around town asking about the toy. But when he finally spies a young girl playing with Teddy, a joyful Toby hatches a plan to get the bear back - and he succeeds! But he cant stop thinking about how sad the girl is without Teddy. . . and he knows he must make things right again.
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Patrick Corrigan was born in Cheshire, England. With a passion for precision as a child, he grew up patiently drawing and designing arts and crafts. This took him to study ceramics at University, train as an art teacher and eventually become an Art Director at a busy design studio where he worked for nearly 10 years. Whilst there he honed his skills working on well over 500 educational and picture books for children as well as animations and branding. Patrick lives and works in the UK using Photoshop, Illustrator and sometimes even real art equipment to create his work. He specialises in illustrating picture books for younger readers and draws best when listening to podcasts or dusty old records and drinking gallons of green tea.