The Paddington Bear series This story began in London, at Paddington Station. The little bear cub, who came from Deep Peru, stood aside and patiently waited for someone to pay attention to him. Fortunately, Mr. and Mrs. Brown decided to take care of the brave traveler and even came up with a sonorous name for him - Paddington. Since then, peace and order have been forgotten in the Brown house. The inquisitive, hardworking bear cub did not like to sit idle: he would cook dinner, mow the lawn, and even help with repairs. True, for some reason most of these undertakings turned into tricks and pranks. But it’s not Paddington’s fault that something always happens to him. This is the kind of bear he is - where he is, there is never a dull moment. Illustration on the cover R. Ellie. Internal illustrationsP. Fortnum Contents Michael Bond. “Please take care of this little bear” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 5-19 Michael Bond. Wet story (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 20-33 Michael Bond .Paddington in the subway (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 34-47 Michael Bond. It's in the bag (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 48-62 Michael Bond. “The Master of the Old School” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 63-76 Michael Bond. Paddington in the theater (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 77-92 Michael Bond. Adventures at sea (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 93-107 Michael Bond. Hocus Pocus (fairy tale, translation by A. . Glebovskaya), pp. 108-122 Michael Bond. Family portrait (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 123-138 Michael Bond. Quick repair (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 139-152 Michael Bond.The famous detective (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 153-167 Michael Bond. Guy Fawkes Day (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 169-185 Michael Bond. Polar Bear (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), p. 186 -202Michael Bond.On Christmas Eve (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 203-219Michael Bond.Christmas (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 220-237Michael Bond.Paddington at auction (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 238-250Michael Bond. Paddington and “Do it yourself” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 251-265 Michael Bond. Paddington goes to the cinema (fairy tale, translation by K. Sivertseva), pp. 266-281 Michael Bond. Miracle Yudo in the kitchen (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 282-296 Michael Bond. The Big Wash (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 297-310 Michael Bond. Paddington in the restaurant (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 311-325 Michael Bond. On the road! (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 326-339 Michael Bond. Money in the bank (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 340-355 Michael Bond. Trouble at the airport (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. . 356-369 Michael Bond. Paddington saves the day (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 370-386 Michael Bond. Paddington and “pardon” (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 387-407 Michael Bond. Fishing (fairy tale, translation by A. . Glebovskaya), pp. 408-426 Michael Bond. The bears were driving... (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 427-443 Michael Bond. Troublemaker (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 444-459 Michael Bond. “Leaving "Mr. Kruber (fairy tale, translation by K. Sivertseva), pp. 460-475 Michael Bond. Adventures in the house and on the roof (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 476-490 Michael Bond. Paddington the winner (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 491-507 Michael Bond. Toffees in a bowl (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 508-522 Michael Bond. Adventures on sale (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 523-538 Michael Bond. Paddington and the Christmas pantomime (fairy tale, translation by A. Glebovskaya), pp. 539-555 Note: Source: