The Paddington Bear series It all started on Christmas Eve 1956... A not very famous writer named Michael Bond came across an unwanted toy bear in a large London store. Bond bought a bear and named it Paddington, after the nearby train station. And then several stories appeared about the adventures of a funny bear who arrived from Deep Peru straight to Paddington Station. Since then, the little bear in a blue coat and a battered red hat has become famous throughout the world. There is a monument to him in London, he is called the literary symbol of England, and books about his adventures sell millions of copies. Paddington is inquisitive and enterprising, he does not like to sit idly by and never hangs his nose. He loves marmalade and is always ready to help. And, of course, he is incredibly talented! He can paint a picture, redecorate a room, catch a burglar and cook a mind-blowing dinner. You definitely won't get bored with Paddington! The first three collections of fairy tales by Paddington the bear. Contents A little bear named Paddington (collection) Michael Bond. “Please take care of this little bear” (fairy tale, translation) . Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. A wet story (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington in the subway (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. It's in the bag (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. “The Master of the Old School” ( fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington in the theater (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Adventures at sea (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Hocus Pocus (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Paddington Bear. New adventures (collection) Michael Bond. Family portrait (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Quick repair (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Famous detective (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Guy Fawkes Day ( fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Polar Bear (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. On Christmas Eve (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Christmas (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Paddington Bear to the Rescue (collection) Michael Bond. Picnic on the river (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington at auction (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington and “Do it yourself” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington goes to the cinema (fairy tale , translation by K. Sivertseva) Michael Bond. Miracle Yudo in the kitchen (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Big wash (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) Michael Bond. Paddington in the restaurant (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) < p>Source: