Tim Wynne-Jones
The House at Pooh Corner is, to this day, my favorite childhood book, as much for Shepard's illustrations, I'm sure, as for Milne's brilliant text.
— Riverbank Review
The smell of achievement laced with honeysuckle is in the air. Kindergarteners are bringing home stacks of priceless macaroni art, and sleep-deprived teenagers are up at 3 a.m. putting the final touches on their term papers. Have you guessed what I’m getting at? It’s graduation time, of course! Chances are, you’re attending a ceremony this […]
It’s 2014! (Thankfully Aeon the aging time vulture didn’t kidnap the baby New Year.) As the light of the dawning new year hit your holidazed face, you might have been invigorated enough to make a few resolutions, varying in the degree to which you mean to keep them. And you’re not alone! We’re all in the […]
I’m not a sports guy. Sorry, 90 percent of everyone, I have no idea what you’re talking about on Facebook. Baseball, football, hockey—I recognize that these things exist and that others enjoy them, but they are not for me. If, however, someone wanted to televise Quidditch… Whether you like sports that actually exist or not, […]
If I asked you the name of a small, rotund creature from a famous novel who lives in a lush rural vista and enjoys nothing so much as eating a good meal, what would you answer? Hobbit? You are correct! Winnie-the-Pooh? Also correct! Though their pen names both favor alphabet soup, A.A. Milne and J.R.R. […]
Generations of young readers have loved Winnie-the-Pooh, although this classic’s appeal goes beyond the childhood years. When this lovable character was first introduced in 1926, Pooh offered comfort and solace during wartime. The classic story about a bear and his friends—Tigger, Piglet, Owl, and Eeyore—soon became an international hit, with books published in more than […]