Below is a review written by my daughter, which I have not altered. (We clearly need to have a chat about apostrophes & plurals!) Her grammatical errors, however, take nothing away from the sentiment which clearly shows that Teddy Robinson has endured the test of time. [I should point out that I think the "concert" story is not in this book, but in the one entitled "Dear Teddy Robinson". Also, I'm not sure about 1 year-olds ... 3 years+ for bedtime stories and 6 years+ for reading practice is perhaps more realistic.]
"I am eleven years old. When I first read this book I was around the age of five. I like this book as I have always liked (and always will like) teddy's. This book is all about a teddy named Teddy Robinson who goes on tonnes of adventures. My favourite part of the book is when Teddy Robinson has a concert. I like this part because I always do a concert with my teddy's (Teddy Robinson, Raindrop and Madeira doll. Yes one of my teddy's is called Teddy Robinson) for my Mum and Dad just like in Teddy Robinson. I have read all of the chapters more than five times. I have read each of the books about ten times because not only does the book have an excellent and well thought of plot but they are written with such care. I would recommend this book to parents for bed time story's for 1-5 year olds. This is also a great early readers book with not to many difficult words. For girls 1-10 and boys 1-5. The only problem is that there are one or two sad parts."
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