Hugh Bonneville leads readings of tributes to Michael Bond during memorial service at St Paul's Cathedral

The transcript reflects on the speaker's childhood memories associated with Paddington and the profound impact of these stories. It highlights the legacy of Paddington and other characters created by Michael Bond, emphasizing their role in teaching good manners to children. The transcript concludes with a tribute to Michael Bond, acknowledging his kindness and the lasting influence of his work, as echoed by Stephen Fry.

What does the author suggest we should do in memory of Michael Bond?

In what ways did Michael Bond's books influence the author's desire to read?