Freddy's Teddy Books in Order
Part ofJacqueline Wilson Books in OrderBrowse the Freddy's Teddy books in order by Jacqueline Wilson, with quick summaries, series background, and a gentle where-to-start guide for early readers.
Last updated: January 12, 2026
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Publication Order
4 books
Teddy Goes Swimming
by Jacqueline Wilson
1994
Freddy tries a swimming adventure with Teddy close by for courage. A gentle early-reader story about nerves, new experiences, and learning that you can do hard things, one step at a time.
Teddy at the Fair
by Jacqueline Wilson
1994
Freddy takes his beloved teddy to the fair, and the big day brings excitement and a few worries. A gentle early-reader story about sticking together and coping when things don’t go exactly to plan.
Freddy's Teddy
by Jacqueline Wilson
1994
Freddy loves his teddy more than anything, and he wants Teddy with him everywhere. A warm, simple early-reader story about comfort, friendship, and the small dramas of being little.
Come Back Teddy!
by Jacqueline Wilson
1994
When Teddy goes missing, Freddy can’t think about anything else. This short early-reader story follows the search, the panic, and the relief of getting your favourite thing back.
Series background & context
The Freddy’s Teddy books are gentle early-reader stories built around small adventures, familiar places, and one very important soft toy.
Freddy and his teddy do the kind of things that feel huge when you’re little: going out for the day, trying something new, coping when something gets lost, and working out how to ask for help.
The teddy is never “just” a teddy.
Titles like Freddy’s Teddy, Teddy at the Fair, Come Back Teddy!, and Teddy Goes Swimming keep the stakes reassuringly kid-sized. The stories are simple and warm, with a clear beginning, middle, and end, and plenty of space for a young reader to feel in control.
If you’re looking for an easy entry point into Jacqueline Wilson, or a set of stories that work well for reading aloud, this little series is a sweet place to start.
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