The Paddington Bear series The stories of the English writer Michael Bond about a bear named Paddington have long become classics of English children's literature. When it comes to the most famous literary bears, the British always name Winnie the Pooh and Paddington. This story began in London, at Paddington Station. The little bear cub, who came from Deep Peru, was patiently waiting for someone to pay attention to him. Fortunately, Mr. and Mrs. Brown decided to take care of the brave traveler, and soon Paddington became a full member of their family. In this book, Paddington goes traveling. First - to France, where the Browns decided to spend their summer vacation. Then - in Deep Peru, for the anniversary of his Aunt Lucy, who lives in the Home for Elderly Bears. And travel is always adventures and surprises: you can, for example, emerge victorious in a stage of the Tour de France cycling race, you can stop a huge ocean liner, or you can just go out on deck to bask in the sun and suddenly see a ghost... In a word, wherever Paddington is It turns out that incredible events are starting to happen everywhere. This is the kind of bear he is, where he is, there is never a dull moment. Selected tales of Paddington the Bear from the fourth and seventh collections. Illustration on the cover R. V. Ellie; internal illustrationsP. Fortnum. Contents Michael Bond. On the road! (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 5-19 Michael Bond. Money in the Bank (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 20-36 Michael Bond. Trouble in airport (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 37-51 Michael Bond. Paddington saves the day (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 52-59 Michael Bond. Paddington and “pardon” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), p. 70 -92 Michael Bond. Fishing (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 93-112 Michael Bond. Bears were driving... (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 113-131 Michael Bond. Unexpected triumph (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya) , pp. 132-149 Michael Bond. Ghosts on Deck (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 150-163 Michael Bond. Quiet move (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 164-183 Michael Bond. Stupid action (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 184-199 Michael Bond. Visit to the stock exchange (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 200-217 Michael Bond. How a neighbor's window was cut through (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 218-237 Michael Bond. Haircuts from a bear (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 238-257 Michael Bond. Dance of the Little Bears (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 258-279 Source: