Adopted by the wonderful Brown family of 32 Windsor Gardens, the young Paddington was discovered waiting at his namesake railway station in London. Carrying just a suitcase (with a special secret compartment for all his important papers), an old bush hat and a simple instruction from his beloved Aunt Lucy in Peru (‘please look after this bear’), Paddington swiftly became a cherished member of the household, despite his hilarious capacity for catastrophe and his overwhelming interest in particularly delicious marmalade sandwiches.
Hatchards Exclusive Paddington
Hardback Editions
See MoreFrom a facsimile edition of the original 1958 edition of 'A Bear Called Paddington' through to slipcased celebrations of his adventures, these are all volumes to treasure
Paddington in the Big City
Paddington on the Big Screen
See MoreTake Paddington Home With You
See MoreA selection of Paddington Bears, whether you want to tote him under your arm or fit him in your pocket
Paddington Collection
See MoreMichael Bond wrote fourteen Paddington tales, beginning with A Bear Called Paddington, which are all beautifully illustrated here by Peggy Fortnum
Picture Books
See MoreIllustrated by R.W. Alley, younger readers can now enjoy tales featuring everyone's favourite bear in a duffle coat with our delightful collection of picture books






































































































