This is a book that has long become a classic of children's literature, has been translated into many languages and is read by millions of children and adults around the world. The book is written in simple and understandable language, the text does not contain complex phrases and long dialogues, so it is suitable for relaxed reading.
The funny main character will rival Winnie the Pooh and will be loved by even the most fastidious young reader, and his adventures will captivate you from the first pages.
On Christmas Eve 1956, the not very famous writer Michael Bond came across a nobody in a store an unnecessary teddy bear. Bond bought a bear and named it Paddington after the nearby train station. And then several stories appeared about the adventures of a bear cub from Deep Peru. This is how a new literary symbol of England arose - books about him have been translated into forty languages, the adventures of this bear have been going on for more than fifty years, they even erected a monument to him at that very station.
Author: Michael Bond
Illustrations: Peggy Fortnum
Translation: Alexandra Glebovskaya
Pages: 160 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 217x145x11 mm
Series: Reading is the best teaching
