A. A. Milne: The house at Pooh Corner (2009, Listening Library)
[sound recording] /, 143 pages
English language
Published Jan. 6, 2009 by Listening Library.
Originally written in 1928, A.A. Milne introduces Tigger, Pooh, Christopher Robin, and the rest of gang as they embark on exciting adventures in Hundred Acre Wood.
This is another great collection of stories by Milne, and the inclusion of Tigger makes it all that much better. There's plenty in here for the adults to laugh at too--especially jokes about literacy. They're even more magical than when I was a child.
My nearly 8-year-old grandson was misty and fidgety, at the end. For a book set he didn't want me to read, this has become one of two favorite book series for him (Winnie-the-Pooh and Narnia). He thoroughly enjoyed the humor, characters, poetry and stories. Opa loved reading it, too.
Enjoyed the read. Was able to relate a lot with "In which Tigger is unbounced" because of recent happenings. Although at a few places I was able to relate myself with rabbit. :(
Hopefully, someday I become as cool and chill as Pooh :D
Wonderful soothing read.
Even after my son falls asleep, I still continue to read it..
