

I can see why Winnie the Pooh is a childhood favorite. His real name is Edward Bear. That's a thing I learned while reading these stories!
I can see why Winnie the Pooh is a childhood favorite. His real name is Edward Bear. That's a thing I learned while reading these stories!
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Thx for the tag @dabbe 🙂
Scored 15%, I've seen many of the movie versions of the books on the list😄
My 3 favorite from the list are on the top row (Harry Potter read as adult), my favorite not on list are the Ramona books. My granchildrens favorites (right now) are the How to Babysit (your grandparents).
Make a great day everyone ❄️
Listened to this one for my #BookSpin - old fav pic. Gotta say, my daddy did way better voices 😓🖤
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“When he thought about Winnie in the voyage across the ocean, his head said, ‘I shouldn‘t.‘ His head said ‘I can‘t.‘ But his heart made up his mind.”
The story could be used in a lesson to help introduce a harder concept, such as war. It could also be interesting to relate the book back to Pooh bear.
Pretty wordy but interesting because it is a true story and possibly relates to Pooh bear.