They Set the Fire: The Teddies Saga, Book 3

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After searching so long for a place to call home, the daring teddies-clever Buddy, shrewd Sunny, fearless Nothing, and wise Reginald-find few answers at the place where they were created, Furrington Industries. But with a new friend-a teddy of legend!-the teddies head back into the dangerous world to seek the secrets of their creation. Soon the teddies find themselves surrounded by people who hated them, and discover that the founder of Furrington Industries, known as the Suit, is on trial for an unknown crime. Left reeling but determined, Buddy leads his friends-those that survive-through the protestors that line the streets outside and into the bowels of the courthouse . . . where they'll find out the true, incendiary reason the teddies were thrown away.

Daniel Kraus is the author of numerous novels, including Rotters, the Death and Life of Zebulon Finch duology, Bent Heavens, and They Threw Us Away. With Guillermo del Toro, he wrote the New York Times bestseller The Shape of Water and Trollhunters (the inspiration for the Netflix series). His novels have been Odyssey Award winners, Library Guild selections, YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults picks, Parent's Choice Gold Award winners, Bram Stoker finalists, and more. He lives with his wife in Chicago, Illinois. danielkraus.com

An Indie Next Pick "A fitting, heartfelt conclusion to this thought-provoking, nuanced fantasy series." --Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review Praise for They Stole Our Hearts: "This series continues to be disturbing and brilliant in equal measure." --Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review Praise for They Threw Us Away: "Truly captivating." --The New York Times "A deliciously macabre fairy tale, full of snuggles." --Holly Black, award-winning author of Doll Bones and co-creator of The Spiderwick Chronicles "Reminiscent of Watership Down...reflective children will revel in this thought-provoking world." --Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review "By turns swashbuckling and reflective, touching and disturbing, this existential work of fantasy and horror considers what one is willing to sacrifice when utterly lost." --Publishers Weekly