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In "Paddington Sets Sail," the lovable bear from Darkest Peru takes on a new seaside adventure perfect for young readers! While enjoying a trip to the beach with the Brown family, Paddington Bear finds himself swept away in a bucket. As he drifts along, an unexpected series of events makes everyone believe he has sailed across the sea. With his curious nature and knack for finding excitement, Paddington's beach day turns into an unforgettable escapade.
This delightful story, part of the I Can Read Level One series, is ideal for children learning to sound out words and sentences. Join Paddington as he navigates his latest adventure, capturing hearts with his charm and humorous mishaps. Perfect for family reading time, "Paddington Sets Sail" is sure to be a favorite on Miss Dorothy's Goodnight Lighthouse channel.
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