Bear named Paddington. Bond M.

On the eve of the Christmas of 1956, the not very famous writer Michael Bond stumbled in a store on no one needed toy bear. Bond bought a bear and called Paddington - in honor of the nearby station. And then several stories appeared about the adventures of a teddy bear from a dense pen. Thus, a new literary symbol of England arose - books about it were translated into forty languages, the adventures of this bear have been going on for more than fifty years, he even erected a monument at the same station.

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