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Join Miss Dorothy on her KZread channel, Goodnight Lighthouse, as she reads "Paddington's Day Off" by Michael Bond, illustrated by R. W. Alley. Paddington Bear, the beloved character who has charmed readers for almost 60 years, is back with a delightful adventure perfect for beginning readers.
In this Level One I Can Read book, Paddington and Mr. Gruber decide to take a break from their usual duties to explore the wonders of London with Jonathan and Judy. Each twist and turn of their day brings new discoveries and exciting adventures. From riding on buses to visiting landmarks, Paddington’s curious nature and nose for adventure ensure that this day off is full of delightful surprises.
Ideal for children learning to sound out words and sentences, "Paddington’s Day Off" combines simple text with engaging illustrations, making it a joy to read aloud or for early readers to tackle on their own. Don't miss out on this charming story as Miss Dorothy brings Paddington's latest escapade to life, capturing the imagination of young readers everywhere.
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