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Pooh Library original 4-volume set (Pooh Original Edition) Review
User Submitted Pooh Library original 4-volume set (Pooh Original Edition) ReviewsNovember 25, 2008 Read to Your Children In my opinion this set is one of the most important pieces of literature from the Western world. I buy this set often as a gift for friends, who are just starting their families. I read these books to my son from day one and hope my friends will do the same. I encourage everyone I know to read this and other books to their children. June 1, 2008 I had originally not ordered this item, but it worked out nicely as a gift I have given two sets of these books away as gifts. I just hope the recipients appreciate them and take good care of them. January 2, 2008 A.A. Milne & Ernest Shepard Milne's classic children's books are perfectly illustrated by Shepard's clever line drawings. The originals are so superior to the Disney version that they are in a different league altogether. All children should hear the Pooh stories read by a loving adult. And the adult can enjoy Milne's sly humor on a separate plane from the child's appreciation. January 11, 2007 Indispensable childhood reading These books were purchased for grandchildren. I grew up having these read to me, read them all over & over to my own five, and now to the grandchildren. A. A. Milne uses wonderful language, humor, suspense, making these books and their wisdom last into adulthood - we all have favorite quotes often used to fit specific situations. To this family, they represent the very best childhood literature. January 3, 2007 Great gift! I bought this for my niece, who will be three in January. Still a little old for her, but my sister and brother-in-law are very excited about reading aloud to her! January 3, 2007 Fantastic books, but... The Winnie the Pooh stories are some of the best writing you will ever read. AA Milne has quite possibly the best writing style ever. Unfortunately, the last two books aren't Winnie the Pooh books. They are books of poems (and I really dislike poetry). Some will love that, but I was hoping for more Pooh. November 4, 2006 This is the original on which all the Disney things are based The Winnie the Pooh stories and poems are timeless. Little kids hear the basic story line, but as they grow, they begin to catch the underlying messages and cleverness. Grown-ups can appreciate the wit of Milne's writing. Besides the stories, don't miss the poems about King John's Christmas rubber ball, rice pudding, walking on the squares, etc etc - they are cute poems, but also the kind children can hear and remember as adults. "Have you been a good girl, Jane?" If you missed them with your children, begin them as a tradition with your grandchildren! The original is so much more than Disney (as it usually is when books are made into movies). September 27, 2006 Timeless Classics Winnie the Pooh and friends will bring lots of laughter and love to any child and will bring back lots of memories of your own childhood. These books are of the original text that Miline wrote for his own son, Christopher Robin. These four books feature the original illustrations by E. H. Shephard and are quite different from the Disney versions. The books themselves are beautifully made and are the best works of A.A.Milne. Perfect for every generation! July 19, 2006 Every Child Should Read At Least One Every child should read at least one A.A.Milne book. They are excellent read-alouds because they are entertaining for the adult who is reading them as well as the children. While you can read these to young children, don't hesitate to read them to even 7-9 year olds. My younger children enjoy listening to them because they are about Pooh, but my older children love them because they are funny! Older children are able to pick up on humor that is lost on 4-5 year old children. While Disney and others have popularized Winnie the Pooh, etc... and those books are nicely illustrated, the writing of A.A.Milne is so worth your while. These books are a good investment if you are interested in having good literature for your children. October 20, 2005 I can still recite some of these poems, 40-some years later Pooh may be the headliner, but some of the stories I remember best are those of James James Morrison Morrison Weatherby George Dupree (who took great care of his mother, though he was only three), Emmeline (who went to see the Queen), and King John (whose list for Father Christmas contained just one item, a big red India-rubber ball). Everything is written from a perspective that a child would understand, without judgment, without condescension... This is a wonderful collection. I can still see Pooh trying to get his head out of the Hunny jar, Owl going on at length about the Spotted or Herbaceous Backson, Eeyore mourning his popped balloon. Whether your kids read these books themselves, or you read to them, these books are a treasure they'll want to pass down to their kids. For more Pooh Library original 4-volume set (Pooh Original Edition) reviews click here.
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