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Original Title:	When We Were Very Young
ISBN:	0525444459 (ISBN13: 9780525444459)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Winnie-the-Pooh #3

When We Were Very Young (Winnie-the-Pooh #3)

A.A. Milne

Hardcover | Pages: 100 pages

Rating: 4.3 | 21796 Users | 502 Reviews

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Title	:	When We Were Very Young (Winnie-the-Pooh #3)
Author	:	A.A. Milne
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 100 pages
Published	:	October 31st 1988 by E.P. Dutton (first published 1924)
Categories	:	Poetry. Childrens. Classics. Fiction. Animals. Fantasy. Picture Books

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Shall I go off to South America?
Shall I put out in my ship to sea?
Or get in my cage and be lions and tigers?
Or - shall I be only Me?

Extraordinarily funny and cute, When We Were Very Young features a variety of poems by A. A. Milne. One of them first introduces us to Winnie-the-Pooh.
While I enjoyed most of them, and love others dearly, a few didn't hold my interest and were rather unimpressive.
It's one of those books that I will read to my future children, if they'll like it or not.

P.S.: Can someone please tell me what is the matter with Mary Jane?

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A very dear friend in her 80's, before she died, gave me this book to read to Squirt, because it had meant so much to her. She could recite poem after poem. I cannot tell you how lovely she was to me, and how much I want to share her love for these poems with my son, both to honour her, and to honour poetry itself, especially the "childishness" of it, the wonder and delight of words and meaning. All that being said, these poems talk about things that are not a part of my son's world. He hasn't

Poetry book by the author of Winnie-the-Pooh. This book is for everybody. Words are simple and there is no difficult expression in this book. So, children can enjoy the book. To adults, this book reminds us of a child in us. The child in us is a precious thing. Our feeling such as joy, wonder and yearning come from our inner child. When we read this book, we will notice our inner child never die. It's a wonderful experience.

What a delightful little poetry book! I came across this by chance in the schools old library a few days ago. I grew up with Winnie The Pooh, though I dont see Disney rerunning any of the old episodes except only the occasional full length movie, its sad really.Until lately I was unaware that the tales were originally written for Milnes son, Christopher Robin, who had inspired them. Now if a father who had devoted writing little books of bouncing tigers and bossy rabbits and the likes for his

When I first picked this book up I thought it would be a continuation of the first book. A collection of short stories taking place in the hundred acre wood. Unfortunately that wasnt the case. This book #3 in the Pooh series is a collection of poems. The poems are silly and dont really go together. The author, A.A. Milne states in the introduction that these poems came to him while on walks with Christopher Robin. My kids thought they were just okay. Im glad I borrowed this from the library

Im not sure if any other writer quite captures the lyrical simplicity and self-seriousness of a child like A.A. Milne. His use of language is beyond that which most adult writers possess, utilizing sparse, elegant verse and paying close attention to the subtle nuances of sound. His subjects are perfect, as well! He clearly remembered being and child and was sympathetic to children. He did not don a pair of rose-colored glasses or talk down to his little readers, but rather he expressed all of

I've read this many times, but not recently. Still so charming and sweet.

Ive always assumed Milnes poetry books were related to Pooh my mistake. Even though there are a couple of teddy bear type poems, they are not based around our beloved Winnie the Pooh. As much as I hate to say this about Milne, the magic in this book is on-again-off-again throughout. Poems not to miss, should you only want to read the highlights: Independence, Nursery Chairs, Daffodowndilly, The Island, Hoppity, Halfway Down, and Vespers.