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Winnie-the-Pooh

by A. A. Milne

Ages 3–7 Reading age 7 Short chapters Set in outdoors and wild places gentlefunny

A bear of very little brain gets stuck in a rabbit hole, hunts an imaginary animal in the snow, and floats up to a beehive under a balloon.

A story about animals and children, gentle and funny in tone. We would put it with children of 3–7, and at a reading age of about 7 for reading alone.

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Part of a series

This is book 1 of the Winnie-the-Pooh series, so there is more to read if it goes down well — which is worth a great deal with a reluctant reader.

Our take on this book

In the Hundred Acre Wood live Winnie-the-Pooh, a bear of very little brain but enormous heart, and his friends — anxious Piglet, gloomy Eeyore, bouncy Tigger and the rest — whose gentle, funny adventures with honey, heffalumps and expeditions to the North Pole have enchanted children since 1926. A. A. Milne's classic is one of the warmest, wittiest books ever written for the young: the comedy works on two levels, delighting children with its silliness and adults with its sly wisdom, and the prose is a pure joy to read aloud. Nothing frightening ever happens; the Wood is a place of complete safety, friendship and gentle mishap. For a three- to six-year-old shared aloud — or an older child reading alone — it is a timeless treasure, the definitive introduction to characters who have become part of childhood itself, and a book that grown-ups often enjoy every bit as much as the children they are reading it to.

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