Paddington Bear Please Look After This Bear A6 Notebook

Paddington Bear Please Look After This Bear A6 Notebook

This wonderful A6 notebook from the Paddington Bear range is ideal for doodling, drawing and taking notes in. Based on The Adventures of Paddington Bear, this notebook makes a lovely gift for anyone who likes to keep a journal, to make notes or for taking to school.

This notebook is A6 in size with a hardback cover. On the front is a cartoon illustration of Paddington based on the TV series, The Adventures of Paddington Bear. He is set against a deep blue background with line sketches of London, including Big Ben. There is text surrounding the iconic bear that reads;

‘PADDINGTON
Est 1958.

PLEASE LOOK AFTER
THIS BEAR’

Each of the interior pages is lined and in the bottom corner of each page is a little sketch of Paddington. The design is finished with a red ribbon to keep your page, a red loop on the side to store a pen and a red elasticated band closure which holds it tightly shut when you tuck it in a bag or take it to school.

This notebook is perfect for making sure you’re not caught without a notebook in the moment when inspiration strikes! Based on everyone’s favourite bear from deepest darkest Peru, this notebook will make a wonderful addition to any Paddington fans collection. Its unique design would make it a perfect Christmas, birthday or back to school present, or just as a treat for yourself.

Paddington Bear

Created by author Michael Bond and original illustrator Peggy Fortnum over fifty years ago, Paddington, the accident-prone bear from deepest, darkest Peru, is beloved by children and adults alike. Well-known for his preference of marmalade sandwiches and good intentions, which somehow always result in chaos, the cute bear is never seen without his blue duffel coat and red floppy hat, which is where he hides his marmalade sandwiches. Paddington books have been translated into 30 languages and sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. Many remember the television series which was a highlight of children’s hour on British TV, and the much-loved fictional character is now the star of three films.