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What will happen to my Teddy Bear & Friends subscription?
Your subscription will continue, but you’ll get a new issue of Teddy Bear & Friends (TB&F) every other month instead of quarterly.
What will happen to my Teddy Bear Review subscription?
The number of issues remaining in your Teddy Bear Review (TBR) subscription will be applied to TB&F. Beginning with the June 2012 issue, you’ll receive a new issue of TB&F every other month.
I subscribe to both TB&F and TBR – what’s going to happen to my subscriptions?
The number of issues remaining in your TBR subscription will be added to your TB&F subscription, and you will continue to receive a new issue of TB&F every other month.
What’s going to happen to my favorite columnists and features from TB&F and TBR?
TB&F will continue to feature fan-favorite columns and features from both TB&F and TBR, including Evelyn and Mort Wood’s Antiques Almanac, Ken Yenke's Teddies Reviewed, and Dot Bird's Bear Hospital on a regular basis.
Who should I contact about getting editorial coverage in Teddy Bear & Friends?
You can reach TB&F Editor Joyce Greenholdt at
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What about the ad I have scheduled to run in Teddy Bear Review?
Contact Ad Manager Ashley Buenning at
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; she’ll be happy to assist you!
Who should I contact with questions about my subscription?
Goldie Mortenson can help with questions about circulation and subscriptions. Contact her at
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or call toll-free (866) 438-3655 extension 1
I want to order copies of Teddy Bear & Friends to sell in my store – who should I contact?
Contact Nancy Pudroski at
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or call toll-free (866) 438-3655 extension 122.
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