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adventure
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Author_HarperCollins Children's Books
Bear
Brown family
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classic children's literature
dress up
early literacy
emotional resilience
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exploring
family
felt flap
funny
game
helpfulness
hidden object
hide and seek
home learning
humour
interactive reading
kindness
lift the flap
London
lost object
marmalade
not giving up
Peru
play
preschool
role model
sharing
silly
storytime
the adventures of Paddington
toddler
Product details
- ISBN 9780008778637
- Weight: 240g
- Dimensions: 180 x 180mm
- Publication Date: 15 Jan 2026
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
- Publication City/Country: GB
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Join Paddington on a delightful new felt-flap adventure to find his lost hat!
This charming board book invites little ones to lift the soft felt flaps to look for his lost hat, and spot when he puts on the wrong one! It's very funny and perfect for developing young children's fine motor skills, problem-solving ability and imagination.
Featuring images from the hugely successful Paddington TV series, and with soft felt flaps perfect for little hands, young children will love turning the pages to find out where Paddington's hat has gone!
Key Features:
- Soft felt flaps easy for little hands to lift and play with
- Engaging story that promotes problem-solving and curiosity
- Bright, colorful images from the award-winning TV show
- Durable pages designed for repeated reading and play
Educational Themes:
- Problem-solving
- Observation
- Imagination
- Fine motor skills development
Inspiring a lifelong love of reading with our award-winning children's books, timeless classics and brilliantly funny blockbusters, HarperCollins Children's Books is home to some of the most popular authors in children's literature today, including David Walliams, Hannah Gold, Michael Morpurgo and Oliver Jeffers, as well as much-loved classics like The Tiger Who Came to Tea, A Bear Called Paddington and the Chronicles of Narnia.
