This collection gathers the children's stories of Paddington, a young bear from Darkest Peru who arrives at a London station with a label asking that he be looked after, and is taken in by the Brown family at 32 Windsor Gardens. With a wide hat, a duffel coat, and a jar of marmalade, he means well and creates chaos in shops, the underground, and Mr Gruber's antique stall. Mrs Bird keeps house; the Brown children Judy and Jonathan are his allies. Each chapter is a separate scrape. The book is comic domestic fiction for children, not a single quest narrative.
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Bound in cloth. Blue four-volume slipcase with title and illustration of Paddington in gold. Marketed by FS but with Harper Collins logo on spine.
| Printing | Print Year | Notes |
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| 1st Printing | 2010 | — |