Complete Winnie-the-Pooh (edition 2005)

Who doesn't love Winnie-the-Pooh? I took these books to university with me, up to now -- this is the first year I'm without them (2010-2011). Fortunately, my housemate has them. I don't read them, not really, I just love to have them there. I always used to read Winnie-the-Pooh while I was sick.

Favourite character was Piglet. Just wanted to pick him up and cuddle him. Do always find it funny when people talk about how all of them have mental disorders -- they really do, don't they? ( )

I remember reading this book cover to cover the summer after I had finished 5th grade (or maybe it was 4th grade). I remember feeling like the Hundred Acre Wood was a very claustrophobic place, but that might have been because I was reading the book in the city summer camp where the book selection was limited to one or two shelves and I was mixing up the book and my own reality.

My daughter, when she was younger, loved Winnie the Pooh. As far as I know, she doesn't feel boxed in by the stories. ( )

I listened to this as an audio book and enjoyed hearing the different voices, but I miss looking at the illustrations. The characters that developed in my mind were based on the Disney movies. A great collection of stories that can be enjoyed by parent and child.

Winnie the Pooh is a classic story book character full of fantastic moral underlinings and interesting plots. Pooh represents friendship, caring, charm, love and respect. Fantastic books to read to children, allowing them to connect with the characters of the Hundred Acre Woods throughout the collection. ( )

Pooh Bear from the Hundred Acre Wood is a classic character from Walt Disney's Winnie The Pooh. Story Book of Pooh is a fantastic combination of all Pooh's adventures, including all of his friends. Piglet, Rabbit, Roo, Tiger, and more! Most important, Christopher Robin. Story Book of Pooh is sure to brighten the day for any age! ( )