Surprisingly better than the original for me! I adored it so much. I can't wait to read the third book in the series. I'm so bummed out I never got to read these as a kid. Oh well. Make up for it now! Of course I recommend this series, and of course I'm rating 5 out of 5 stars. ( )

Fox isn't quite ready for this yet, but I certainly enjoyed it. I'd forgotten how sweet these stories are. ( )

Is Eeyore going to learn that being self-pitying is not the way to make friends? Of course one shouldn't repress one's feelings completely, but a little less whining would help him feel better and make him more attractive as a friend. Don't we all know people like this, and aren't they hard to be around?
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Oh Eeyore. Too bad he's actually got a thing about 'I'm smart, they're full of fluff' going on; it makes it very hard for me to feel empathy, or even compassion. In fact all of the characters except Pooh and Piglet are rather unlikeable at times. I wonder why we tend to overlook that fact. Because we've already done the growing up journey that CR is embarking upon?

Pooh's songs and hums are poetry. If you like them, don't claim you don't like poetry. Interestingly, Pooh claims that many of them 'just come to' him. The next line is the one that got my attention this read through: '"Ah!" said Rabbit, who never let things come to him, but always went and fetched them.' ( )

Delightful to visit with Pooh and Piglet and the gang after many years. I had to postpone finishing the book because the ending choked me up and I was on a SuperShuttle with six other people! ( )

An adorable and whimsical collection of stories! It is so heartwarming and made me feel like a child again! Enter Tiger!