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Emerald Lake Books Publishes Beloved Children's Story by Andrea O'Connor
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Woodson Falls Mystery Author Andrea O'Connor Releases Enchanting Children's Book After 30 Years
SHERMAN, Conn. - s4story -- Emerald Lake Books proudly announces the release of Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear, a heartwarming illustrated children's book by Andrea O'Connor. Known for her celebrated Gaby Quinn Mystery Series set in the fictitious town of Woodson Falls, Connecticut, O'Connor takes a nostalgic turn with her latest work, capturing the innocence and joy of childhood play and friendship. Originally written over thirty years ago, this timeless story now comes to life through the enchanting illustrations of Reina Rey, marking Emerald Lake Books' first venture into illustrated children's literature.
Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear follows a young child and their cherished teddy bear, Benjamin, through a day of imaginative play, from pirate games and dragon battles to cozy picnics and bedtime rituals. This delightful tale was recently named an Editor's Pick by The Children's Book Review, which praised it as "a lovable and comforting story, with a timeless quality that evokes the feel of a classic." Vivid watercolor illustrations add a dreamlike quality to Benjamin's adventures, making this rhyming story in verse an ideal choice for shared reading.
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"Publishing Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear is a milestone for us, signaling our entrance into the world of KidLit," said Tara R. Alemany, publisher at Emerald Lake Books. "Andrea's story captured our hearts when we first read it, showcasing the magic of imagination and the warmth of friendship, while creating a story that will resonate across generations."
Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear is suitable for children ages 3 to 7 and is available in paperback and digital formats. Parents and grandparents alike will find that this story has an enduring charm akin to that of classics like Winnie the Pooh and Corduroy, making it a treasured addition to any young reader's bookshelf.
Book Details
Title: Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear
Author: Andrea O'Connor
Illustrator: Reina Rey
Publisher: Emerald Lake Books
Release Date: October 22, 2024
ISBN: 978-1-945847-76-9 (Paperback), 978-1-945847-77-6 (ePub)
Price: $12.99 (Paperback), $4.99 (ePub)
For more information about Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear, visit Emerald Lake Books (https://emeraldlakebooks.com/symington).
Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear follows a young child and their cherished teddy bear, Benjamin, through a day of imaginative play, from pirate games and dragon battles to cozy picnics and bedtime rituals. This delightful tale was recently named an Editor's Pick by The Children's Book Review, which praised it as "a lovable and comforting story, with a timeless quality that evokes the feel of a classic." Vivid watercolor illustrations add a dreamlike quality to Benjamin's adventures, making this rhyming story in verse an ideal choice for shared reading.
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"Publishing Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear is a milestone for us, signaling our entrance into the world of KidLit," said Tara R. Alemany, publisher at Emerald Lake Books. "Andrea's story captured our hearts when we first read it, showcasing the magic of imagination and the warmth of friendship, while creating a story that will resonate across generations."
Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear is suitable for children ages 3 to 7 and is available in paperback and digital formats. Parents and grandparents alike will find that this story has an enduring charm akin to that of classics like Winnie the Pooh and Corduroy, making it a treasured addition to any young reader's bookshelf.
Book Details
Title: Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear
Author: Andrea O'Connor
Illustrator: Reina Rey
Publisher: Emerald Lake Books
Release Date: October 22, 2024
ISBN: 978-1-945847-76-9 (Paperback), 978-1-945847-77-6 (ePub)
Price: $12.99 (Paperback), $4.99 (ePub)
For more information about Benjamin Symington Theodore Bear, visit Emerald Lake Books (https://emeraldlakebooks.com/symington).
Source: Emerald Lake Books
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