Here is a selection of some of the latest Paddington books from all over…
Paddington's Easter Egg Hunt
by Michael Bond and Karen Jankel
illustrated by R.W. Alley
HarperCollins Children’s Books, London, 2022
Paddington is excited to be organizing an Easter egg hunt for his neighbors. But, from finding empty supermarket shelves, to buying a box of broken Easter eggs, Paddington wonders if the hunt can ever go ahead. That is, until Mr Gruber’s book on Roman mosaics and some sticky marmalade give him a brilliant idea . . .
Paddington, The Balmoral Collection
by Michael Bond
illustrated by R.W. Alley
HarperCollins Children’s Books, London, 2022
This exclusive Paddington book contains three classic stories featuring royal palaces!
The beautifully presented hardback carries the Balmoral logo and bound with the Balmoral Blue design and is available from the Balmoral Gift Shop.
This special hardback edition includes:
Paddington at the Palace
Paddington and the Marmalade Maze
Paddington at the Tower
Paddington Little Library
by Michael Bond
illustrated by R.W. Alley
HarperCollins Children’s Books, London, 2020
This little library contains four mini board books packaged together in an nifty slipcase.
Find out how Paddington travelled all the way from Peru to London and met the Brown family, and follow him through some hilariously action-packed days. These funny stories are perfect for the youngest of Paddington fans to take out and about and enjoy wherever they go.
The books included are:
Paddington – The Arrival
Paddington at Home
Paddington at the Seaside
Paddington Goes Shopping
PADDINGTON AT ST PAUL'S
by Michael Bond
illustrated by R.W. Alley
HarperCollins Children’s Books, London, 2018
When Mr Gruber takes Paddington on a special outing to St Paul’s Cathedral, there is one surprise after another. But the biggest surprise of all comes when Paddington mistakenly finds himself a member of the boys choir. It turns out bears approach choir music from a different angle.
“Wow!” exclaimed one of the boys as they all piled into what appeared to be some sort of changing room. “You’ve just hit a top C. The choirmaster will be most impressed.”
Indeed, the choirmaster was most impressed.