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    Teddy Bears and Tea Parties: A Horror Story
    Teddy Bears and Tea Parties: A Horror Story
    Teddy Bears and Tea Parties: A Horror Story
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    Teddy Bears and Tea Parties: A Horror Story

    By S. Boyd Taylor

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    PRAISE FOR TEDDY BEARS AND TEA PARTIES:
    NYT Best Selling Author, Hugo and Nebula Award Winner, David Brin calls it, "Way unconventional, dreamlike, and fun."

    Nebula Award Winner Eugie Foster says, "Homicidal teddy bears... and one scary little girl. S. Boyd Taylor has crafted a seriously sinister and unforgettable tale."

    SUMMARY:
    Enter a fairy tale gone terrifyingly wrong: magic has come back, and now the world is alive -- teddy bears, houses, swing sets -- and everything that lives must eat.

    A scary little girl with a knife struggles to rescue her sister, Angie, from the teddy bears they both used to love.

    Can she find her sister? And can she defeat Hymn, the strange creature that the teddy bears serve?

    Length: Short Story

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS. Boyd Taylor
    Release dateAug 14, 2011
    ISBN9781466184619
    Teddy Bears and Tea Parties: A Horror Story
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    S. Boyd Taylor

    S. Boyd Taylor lives in Dallas, TX, with his loving wife and daughter. There he writes strange stories, practices internal martial arts, investigates random languages, and tries to play guitar.

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