绘本故事《Paddington & the Grand Tour[帕丁顿和修业旅行]》- 适合 5-7岁,8-10岁
绘本《Paddington & the Grand Tour[帕丁顿和修业旅行]》，Harper Collins
绘本内容
The irresistible bear from Darkest Peru, who was found on Paddington Station, returns for a day of London sightseeing in this hilarious picture book!Paddington is very excited. He is going on a day trip around the city with his friend, Mr Gruber. With his suitcase full of marmalade sandwiches and Mrs Bird’s umbrella in case it rains, the bear from darkest Peru is ready for anything. Or almost… How could Paddington know that the other tourists would think he was their tour guide? And how could he guess that they would follow him everywhere?Chaos and humour are hand-in-hand in this new story about the bear who always gets it right in the end.
Praise for the Paddington series:
‘I’ve always had great respect for Paddington! He is a British institution.’
— Stephen Fry
‘Paddington has joined Pooh as one of the great bears of English children’s literature.’
–The Teacher
‘Michael Bond’s accident-prone bear!has become one of the most enduring of children’s characters.’
–The Bookseller
The irresistible bear from Darkest Peru, who was found on Paddington Station, returns for a day of London sightseeing in this hilarious picture book!Paddington is very excited. He is going on a day trip around the city with his friend, Mr Gruber. With his suitcase full of marmalade sandwiches and Mrs Bird’s umbrella in case it rains, the bear from darkest Peru is ready for anything. Or almost… How could Paddington know that the other tourists would think he was their tour guide? And how could he guess that they would follow him everywhere?Chaos and humour are hand-in-hand in this new story about the bear who always gets it right in the end.
Praise for the Paddington series:
‘I’ve always had great respect for Paddington! He is a British institution.’
— Stephen Fry
‘Paddington has joined Pooh as one of the great bears of English children’s literature.’
–The Teacher
‘Michael Bond’s accident-prone bear!has become one of the most enduring of children’s characters.’
–The Bookseller