Teddy and the Blond Boy and the Man in the Moon

John Russell Telford's Teddy and the Blond Boy and the Man in the Moon follows the adventures of a teddy bear named Teddy, naturally, and his dear friend Blond Boy, as they embark on a series of travels around the world, always under the watchful eye of the wise and kindly Man in the Moon. Entertaining and often informative, the eclectic mix of stories are told using a poetic format, and have a light, breezy style that make it a challenge to put down, regardless of the reader's age.

John started writing short stories aged 18 and progressed to lyric writing but unable to play an instrument adapted to poetry writing and was successfully included in anthology publications. His own publication sold locally and he judged a local school poetry competition. Four poems are displayed at RAF Museum (London) and RAF Coningsby.

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Mrs D E Hayes

Me and my children enjoyed Teddy and the blond boys adventures. The structure of the book in poetic format really works well as it sparks the imagination and flows. It was a pleasure to read.

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