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The House at Pooh Corner Deluxe Edition by A.A. Milne

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noralie14's review against another edition

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hopeful inspiring lighthearted reflective

Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes

4.0

so cute <33

tilda_bernhardt's review against another edition

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3.0

har inte läst mycket nalle puh alls men vi hade två dvd:er när vi va små, ”heffaklumpen” och ”jakten på christopher robin”. jag tyckte båda va skitläskiga.

”underskatta inte värdet av att göra ingenting, av att bara ströva omkring alldeles ensam, lyssna på allt som man inte kan höra och bara ha det bra”

även barnböcker har små guldkorn och det är kul att läsa dem som vuxen, för man ser saker man inte gjorde som barn och samtidigt lär man sig att vara barn igen

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3.0

I enjoyed Pooh and his stories as a child. I remember my parents reading them to me. I think the imagination of Christopher Robin and his stuffed friends and their adventures in The Hundred Acre Wood are relatable to any child who plays with their stuffed animals as if they are real/alive. I however did not particularly enjoy reading these stories aloud to my child. The animals do a lot of interrupting each other while speaking and spell words incorrectly on signs and notes. I found that my 5 year old was often confused by what they were talking about and I’d have to summarize it plainly. Still giving it a three stars because the stories were fun. I just didn’t care for the writing style as a read aloud.