Michael Bond: Paddington, the bear you can't help but love

Michael Bond, the author, bought a bear from a store shelf in Oxford Street for Christmas in 1956 and came back. And that night, they named it Paddington, after the station near the house. Then Michael Bond wrote down the Paddington story one day, recalling the children of refugees in World War II that he saw on the news. The bear, Paddington S, who has no choice but to love, has written a message that will transform the world into happiness, where Michael Bond wants it to be. Paddington says he's always going to do something for the Browns. They make houses, clean them, make food, but they become a pit around them in the same way that they were pure for the first time. Paddington, who is a laughing child, has somehow been like children, who are embarrassing Brown with unpredictable behavior. And the Browns look at these paddingtons with love eyes. "Sang Paddington" is a great English literary work that was first published in 1958, and has sold over 35 million copies in 40 languages and has been loved for over half a century. And the writer Michael Bond, who has been a TV cameraman for 20 years on the network, was awarded a medal in 1997 by the Queen of England as a contribution to child literature.

Korean title: 사랑할 수밖에 없는 곰, 패딩턴

Korean author: 마이클 본드

Korean publisher: 상상의힘

ISBN-13: 9788997381876