Travel Ted

In the seaside city of Brighton, a curious bear named Travel Ted lived with a little girl named Lucy. One sunny morning, Ted found an old, dusty map in the attic. The map promised a hidden treasure somewhere in Brighton! Ted and Lucy decided to find the treasure. But the map had strange symbols they couldn't understand.

Ted and Lucy headed to the library to decode the map. They met Mrs. Beatrice, the kind librarian. But the library was huge, and finding the right book seemed impossible. Ted felt overwhelmed by the rows of books. Lucy held Ted's paw tightly.

- Look, Ted, this book has symbols like the ones on our map! Lucy exclaimed. They found a book with ancient symbols, but it was written in a language they couldn't read. Ted's ears drooped in disappointment. Lucy patted Ted's back gently.

Ted and Lucy took the book to Professor Hoot, an old owl who knew many languages. But Professor Hoot was out of town for a week. Ted sighed heavily.

They returned home and spread the map on the table. Lucy and Ted tried to guess the meanings of some symbols. They made some progress, but the map still seemed like a puzzle. Ted felt his courage slipping away.

Days went by without much success. Ted's curly brown hair seemed to droop in sadness. Lucy tried to cheer him up with stories, but Ted was losing hope.

One evening, Lucy's grandpa visited. He smiled when he saw the map.

With Grandpa's help, Ted and Lucy followed the map to the Brighton Pier. They dug near an old oak tree and found a small, shiny chest. Inside, they found a collection of beautiful seashells and a note.