The Complete Tales of Winnie-the-Pooh

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Summary: Excellent for all ages
Review: I have loved these stories for as long as I can remember but until last year I had never read the books straight through. It is the strangest feeling to know that you are reading something for the first time and yet remember the story instinctively from early childhood. This book along with the collection of poems is a must have. When my mother read me these stories (starting when I was 2-3 years old) she would get strange looks as she laughed out loud at parts that a toddler can't understand. As a teen I now appreciate these stories on a whole new level.

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Summary: A great book for kids of all ages!
Review: My son and I enjoy reading and rereading each and every story in this book. This is great entertainment at it's very best.

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Summary: Long live Pooh and his friends!
Review: I laughed and cried with this book. I was moaning when I finished the last page. I just want to emphasize one big yet simple achieve of this is great piece of children literature: it is deeply emotional. It makes you feel something. And that is what everybody should be looking in a good reading: to finish a book and feel like you're saying goodbye to an old friend... an old friend who is waiting to be read again.

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Summary: Tiggerific!
Review: A.A. Milne doesn't get any better than this! This book is wonderfully written, splendously "decorated" and a joy to read. I am currently reading it aloud to my 7 month old, and silently to myself! I highly recommend it for young and old alike!

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Summary: A must own
Review: I must have had a sheltered childhood as I never read these stories before. Now that my wife & I have a child on the way, I've been reading these stories out loud to the child (still in the womb). The stories are just wonderful with great imagery and humor both on a child and adult level. Furthermore, the drawings are truly wonderful. If you have children you must have this book.

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Summary: Wiinnie the Pooh is for children and adults!!
Review: I didn't meet Winnie the Pooh until I had children of my own. I enjoyed reading the tales and the poems to my four. My sister and I used to talk to each other in "poohese." To illustrate that these books are for adults, also, when my eldest left home she requested "A Pooh Reading" the last night. She also took the books with her to college and read them after some of the "heavy" required reading she had to do. Now that she is in her forties, she takes the books with her and uses them to teach English -- and to relax after busy days. In fact, I think adults enjoy the books even more than children. Adults understand how true to life the stories are! Especially if their introduction was correct! (Hearing them read by an excellent reader makes all the difference! I feel sorry for anyone who has missed that!) And when I was a Weight Watcher lecturer, I used "Chapter 2 In Which Pooh Goes Visiting and Gets into a Tight Place." It fits very well! Don't discontinue Pooh just because you are "Grown up!"

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Summary: You life is not complete
Review: until you have read all about Pooh's adventures with his friends in the 100 Acre Woods. My mother read these classic storries to me (complete with varying voices for all of the characters). Milne manages to capture the essence of childhood thoughts and reasoning perfectly! If you haven't read this yet you should be ashamed of yourself!!

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Summary: Tales of a boys adventures with his imaginary friends
Review: Christopher Robin lives in the 100-acre Woods, with his friends Winnie-The-Pooh, Piglet, Owl and others. The chatacters are funny in the way they act and what they do. One bad part is for a children's the vocabulary might be too hard to understand.

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Summary: Splendiferous!
Review: This book is, by far, the most wonderful book I have ever read. I'm writing my college essay on it. Pooh and company successfully manage to be funny and uplifting, and at the same time teach us valuable life lessons. This is a book for all ages and I highly recommend that everyone, everywhere, every age read it.

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Summary: Enduringly Wonderful!!!! ( Cliche but True)!
Review: After a long day of computer work and working with technology that resembles a high school gym full of Legos, I find Pooh's adventures just the tonic for a pleasant read. The stories are just wonderfully crafted for simplicity and humor. The illustrations are a delight of subtle expression and vibrancy with pen and ink.