The Incredible Teddy Bear - Shellenberger, Beckie
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Thirteen year old Ted Hambleberger has never been the kind of boy who fits easily into the world around him. He feels too deeply, thinks too much, and speaks too little. His brothers call it being sensitive. During the family dinner on his thirteenth birthday, his brothers give him a teddy bear. They mean it as a joke, but it lands like an insult, turning something gentle into something wrong. But when the lights go out that night and the house grows still, Ted begins to sense that something inside the bear is listening. Watching. Waiting. Dreams blur into waking moments. A forgotten journal…mehr

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Thirteen year old Ted Hambleberger has never been the kind of boy who fits easily into the world around him. He feels too deeply, thinks too much, and speaks too little. His brothers call it being sensitive. During the family dinner on his thirteenth birthday, his brothers give him a teddy bear. They mean it as a joke, but it lands like an insult, turning something gentle into something wrong. But when the lights go out that night and the house grows still, Ted begins to sense that something inside the bear is listening. Watching. Waiting. Dreams blur into waking moments. A forgotten journal seems to write itself. A shadowed voice begins to whisper his fears out loud. And somewhere in the middle of it all, a hero reaches out to him through the dark. To find the truth, Ted must uncover the courage he never believed he had-the kind that glows quietly beneath hurt, hope, and the will to keep going when the world feels too heavy. On the surface, The Incredible Teddy Bear is a timeless tale of a boy and his bear facing the darkness together. But beneath the stitching, it is a story of fear and friendship, heartbreak and healing, and the quiet power that comes from realizing the sensitivity you try to hide from the world just might be the very thing that saves it.