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A new paperback edition elegantly celebrates E.H. Shepard's original artwork alongside A.A. Milne's enduring poetry for children. This special 100th-anniversary release features the well-loved verses and artwork that have charmed readers for generations. The book introduces readers to Christopher Robin and his friends on their delightful adventures, including a visit to Buckingham Palace and the first meeting with the endearing bear, Winnie-the-Pooh. "When We Were Very Young" is the first collection of children's rhymes by Milne, maintaining its charm and popularity since its initial publication. The humor and whimsy synonymous with Milne's works are warmly presented in this edition, enriched by Shepard’s full-color illustrations that have earned him the nickname “the man who drew Pooh.” Their collaborative partnership in bringing these stories and poems to life remains evident and impactful. Winnie-the-Pooh, joined by memorable characters such as Piglet, Eeyore, and Christopher Robin, continues to enchant children and adults alike, teaching valuable lessons of friendship and kindness. With their gentle humor and insightful messages, Milne's tales have become a cornerstone of children's literature, with Pooh standing proudly alongside other literary icons like Paddington Bear and Peter Rabbit. This collection includes classic titles that have brought joy to countless readers: "Winnie-the-Pooh," "The House at Pooh Corner," "When We Were Very Young," and others.Offering a nostalgic glance at the 1920s reviews, critics praised Milne's work as treasured volumes of significant literary importance, with some likening its appeal to fabled treasures. A piece from the Northern Weekly Gazette in 1926 heralded the book as more valuable than Aladdin's Cave, while the Sheffield Daily Telegraph noted the substantial impact of Milne's “Christopher Robin” poems. According to the Sunday Express in 1928, Milne and Shepard's collaborative efforts quickly garnered worldwide admiration, capturing the imaginations of readers across continents.

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A new paperback edition elegantly celebrates E.H. Shepard's original artwork alongside A.A. Milne's enduring poetry for children. This special 100th-anniversary release features the well-loved verses and artwork that have charmed readers for generations. The book introduces readers to Christopher Robin and his friends on their delightful adventures, including a visit to Buckingham Palace and the first meeting with the endearing bear, Winnie-the-Pooh. "When We Were Very Young" is the first collection of children's rhymes by Milne, maintaining its charm and popularity since its initial publication. The humor and whimsy synonymous with Milne's works are warmly presented in this edition, enriched by Shepard’s full-color illustrations that have earned him the nickname “the man who drew Pooh.” Their collaborative partnership in bringing these stories and poems to life remains evident and impactful. Winnie-the-Pooh, joined by memorable characters such as Piglet, Eeyore, and Christopher Robin, continues to enchant children and adults alike, teaching valuable lessons of friendship and kindness. With their gentle humor and insightful messages, Milne's tales have become a cornerstone of children's literature, with Pooh standing proudly alongside other literary icons like Paddington Bear and Peter Rabbit. This collection includes classic titles that have brought joy to countless readers: "Winnie-the-Pooh," "The House at Pooh Corner," "When We Were Very Young," and others.Offering a nostalgic glance at the 1920s reviews, critics praised Milne's work as treasured volumes of significant literary importance, with some likening its appeal to fabled treasures. A piece from the Northern Weekly Gazette in 1926 heralded the book as more valuable than Aladdin's Cave, while the Sheffield Daily Telegraph noted the substantial impact of Milne's “Christopher Robin” poems. According to the Sunday Express in 1928, Milne and Shepard's collaborative efforts quickly garnered worldwide admiration, capturing the imaginations of readers across continents.

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Cena: 57,42 zł
Okładka: Miękka
Ilość stron: 100
Rok wydania: 2025
Rozmiar: 140 × 210 mm
ID: 9780008647995
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HarperCollins , Domaniewska 34a, 02-672 Warszawa, Polska ,[email protected] ,tel. +48 22 856 57 57

Inne książki: Alan Alexander Milne

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