Wamblee is different, but can this teddy bear still find his forever home? Join the journey to unite this imperfect bear with the perfect child to love, and discover what truly makes him special.

What readers are saying.

  • This is a beautifully written and illustrated book! Buy this book for your library to teach children and adults about great love, acceptance, and connection.

    Sondra

  • It is a wonderfully written story. It tugs at your heart strings. I enjoyed the story and the illustrations are very cute.

    Tina Evans

  • This is a wonderfully written and illustrated book on acceptance. We are all different some more than others. We all need friends and we all just want to be accepted in life. After reading this you should realize one thing we all need to trust and believe in each other. Reach out and be a friend to others make a difference in someone’s life.

    Jackie Griffith

  • This is the sweetest book and reflects how perfectly made all children are. It is a beautiful story that young kids (and adults) can relate to. I think every child should have this book!

    Stefanie Everitt

  • This is a wonderfully written story inspired by the Author's perfectly imperfect Grandson and it's a beautiful story about acceptance, belonging, and the fact that being unique is just perfect. I am looking forward to gifting it to a special family I know.

    Thomas Vannatta

  • Kathy has done a wonder Job telling the story of Wamblee and the art work so beautiful!

    Kelly M

  • Loved this book and the wonderful reminder that we are all wonderfully made.

    CCC

  • My boys and I loved this book about a bear who was made differently than the other bears, but is “wonderfully made”. A great story about being who you were made to be.

    Lynette Henshaw

  • This is such a sweet book of love and acceptance. I bought one for a friend and my husband is buying 10 to give to local elementary schools.

    Ladell Schmalzried

  • Wamblee is different, a situation many children can relate to. This story might help a child realize that, even if their situation makes them sad for the moment, God has a plan for their lives. In the end, things will work out. Cute illustrations.

    Paula Peckham, Author