A Bear Called Paddington by Michael Bond
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
So. Yeah. I read this to my kiddo on the assumption it would be nice and wholesome and, above all, CUTE.
I suppose it fits the bill. In a way. In an old generation way. In one of those generations that are sleeping the nice comfy warm dreams of the ever-cozy and drowsy lives that can accept only a tiny little smidge of fantasy in their staid, solid, middle-class English suburbia.
I had to stop the book about ten times with my daughter because either she or I fell asleep on it.
It may be very cute in its way and it may be a real hit for some people, but lordy, to my girl and me... this was BORING.
Doing my part to ruin other's nostalgia. Peace-out!
;)
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Friday, January 4, 2019
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