Essays on Winnie The Pooh

“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again.” — Winnie the Pooh, A. A. Milne As a small child, I adored Winnie the Pooh, a plump yellow bear with a fondness for red crop tops. Pooh’s attempts to get his paws on delicious honey…

Taoism was founded in Shundi around 126-144 AD. Before the Communist Revolution, Taoism was one of the strongest religions in China. Aristotle once said, “Happiness is the chief good and that is the end towards which all other things aim”. In The Tao of Pooh,…

Many of the books considered classical children’s literature today, such as Peter Rabbit, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan or the Boy Who Would Not Grow Up, The Wind in the Willow and Winnie the Pooh, are in fact stories that little children were told over…

The fantasy is a literary genre that is believed that its only public are children since adults opt for a more realistic literature, but if we think about the benefits fantasy gives is the capacity of allowing readers to visualize the world in different ways….

Personal biography of Winnie the Pooh I met Winnie the Pooh outside his house in the Hundred Acre Wood. Hed invited me for some lunch. When I got there I saw a small yellow bear sitting on a stump with his paw in a large…

Block Sorter: A Developmental Toy In my daycare classroom, we have a small purple Winnie the Pooh block sorter. It is shaped like a bee hive, with honey dripping down the side and small bees attached all over the sides of the hive. The top…