The Complete Winnie the Pooh - A.A. Milne Reviews

The complete Winnie the Pooh collection of stories is for me simply the best story collection that money can buy. I have loved this book ever since it was given to me as a Christmas present by my grandparent when I was 5 years old and since that date I have read the entire collection many times, as has my younger brother. ...  Read the complete review

“Go and pick a bedtime story.” I say. “What about The Very Hungry Caterpillar?” says James. “Can we have Winnie the Pooh, James?” I ask. “Again?” Asks James. “But I like it.” I say. So we snuggle up on the bed, and pick a story. This is not an easy task. The Complete Collection has so much to choose from, it could be time for sleep ...  Read the complete review

On beginning this book I had no idea that Winnie The Pooh was called Edward!! I was given this book by my best friend for my 18th Birthday. A peculiar present you may think! But have you ever read it? The stories, poems and rhymes are heart felt and moving! Some still bring me to tears. But it is a childrens book, I hear you say! Again i ...  Read the complete review

Although AA Milne is mostly known for his story books of winnie the pooh, that loveable bear he also wrote a book solely for all the poems that are in the 20 books that he wrote. Everything that was important to winnie the pooh he had a poem for. These included such things as for his honey, the weather, his friends and most of their ...  Read the complete review

Pooh Bear. A truly classic figure in Children’s literature, Pooh has been translated into dozens of languages, starred in many movies, and spawned trillions of toys across the world. He’s been used to satirise the gentle art of literary criticism ( The Pooh Perplex, Frederick Crewes) and to introduce Chinese philosophy ( The ...  Read the complete review

For my thirtieth birthday I was bought a copy of The Complete Tales of Winnie the Pooh. I have long been a fan of Winnie, Eeyore, Tigger and the rest of the cuddly bunch of creatures so it was a wonderful present to receive. Written by A. A. Milne and illustrated by Ernest H. Shepherd, this is the original (and the best) Winnie and ...  Read the complete review

CHAPTER ONE In which we are introduced to Nolly and his book review, and the basics about the book he would like to write an opinion on. Here is Uncle Nolly, coming down the stairs now, bump, bump, bump on the back of his head, ready to sit at his PC to write yet another opinion, behind his beautiful darling wife. It is, as far ...  Read the complete review

My favourite A.A.Milne title is Winnie The Pooh simply because it was the very first 'Pooh Book' that I read by myself. This first 'Pooh Book' was written in 1926 and illustrated by E.H.Shepherd. Everyone has heard of Winnie the Pooh, that fluffy bear with 'no brain' who can't get enough honey. Milne ...  Read the complete review