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Bernard Cribbens was amazing at everything he turned his hand to.

I used to listen to these stories when having dinner as a child. That was over 24 years ago now. Thanks for uploading. Wonderful memories

Leslie Crowther is absolutely great. For kids sake though he could read slightly slower. Hard to catch sometimes

Loved it, thank you!

age restricted??? Now I have to listen? Lol

Poor narration compared with Bernard Cribbins

I’ve heard the ones by Bernard Cribbins and Steven Fry and enjoyed them Immensely but this is the first time I’ve heard Lesley Crowther reading these and he is wonderful👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👂🏼📚❤️❤️❤️

Poorly read. Not a patch on the version on Audible.

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Is that how you're meant to pronounce Pinocchio?

U tube at it again

Pinnacle, I will listen to these Even when I’m 50. Paddington is apart of my childhood 😊

I had the cassette tape of this as a boy in south Africa in the 1980s and spent many happy hours listening to the adventures of David Balfour and Alan Breck until eventually the tape got chewed up and destroyed in the machine.

He sounds a bit like John Pertwee

Wonderful reminder of life that was simpler, less intense, less decadent and 'nasty' than contemporary life.

In the 1950s, 5 o'clock every weekday after school 'Children's Hour' on the Home Service was a must on the wireless. David Davis dulcet tones have remained with me all these years, never was there a better story teller.

The called it Colditz because the jerries never put the heating on as punishment.

Used to have this on a tape as a child in the 80s, one of my favourites. Thanks for the upload!

Great story😊

10 years of saying 'par-don'.. and I don't think we need to go into the attributes.. of the Codling Grinder!”

Thank you so much for this!

GOAT audiobook 51:43

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“ Where ya goan nowwW!”

Never to old for Paddington - thank you

Brilliant! Thank you so much for posting this. This is my absolute favourite, and personally I really like Leslie Crowther's reading. 'Paddington Saves the Day' is the best story on this and I love the rendering of 'Smasher Knowles' and 'Alf Duckham'. It's been great to listen to all of these again (and so many new ones) so thanks once again.

This is so nostalgic for me…..thank you so much……been searching for this for decades❤❤❤❤

When the world needed him most…

I rather like the reader. 😊

No even close to Cribbins but nice to have a new book….

Well done!!!!!!! AMAZING

Oh HAZAH! my copy of this was ruined by some kid my mum had over during one of her christian do's. Little brat pulled the tape out and twisted it. Aaaaaah... listening to that music again... glorious! TBH, the fact the tape survived that long given how much it got played is a minor miricle. (wish I could press the fave button 100 times)

Took me back to being a 10 year old boy listening to this story for the first time ❤ think you

First of all I love listening to Martin Jarvis. After listening to him Narrate The Henry Sugar story, I came across this. I understand Henry because I want things without knowing why I want them especially online shopping.😅

Would be great if there could be time references for different chapters.

Marvellous ❤

Thank you!❤️🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎🖤🩶🤍💋

Please could you do the Mr Twiddle stories for you next video upload ? I would be very grateful :) xx

Another great audio book. Any chance chance of Biggles in Spain, read by Tim Piggot Smith in the future?

I couldn't get interested in this book in grammar school, ignored it for decades, and still don't enjoy it at 81. Maybe it's a "boy's" book. Wish it had an actual active "girl" in it were a meager kitty 🐈 or an armadillo. And enough already re voiding gushes of water. 😅

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Thank you for these videos! They are the only thing that seem to calm my son's mind. ( I am trying to find a way to have an mp3 of any of them. to put on a MP3 player my son will take on the school bus. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!)

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I will never understand the censorship of stories like the bonfire one. Undoubtedly, firework safety in earlier decades was poorer than it is today, but why stop children reading stories about those times? It's one of my favourite Paddington stories - so well constructed in the way Mr Curry receives his comeuppance, and how the family celebrate a good old-fashioned November 5th.

I listen every night and I am 48

Don't know why they didn't use the Piccadilly line

Connie Sachs

My obsession with the second world war started after being told about this book when I was about 11 by my teacher.

I've been looking for this for years. I'm in my 50's but have very fond memories of listening this as I fell asleep. Thank you so much for uploading.