Winnie The Bear Analysis
"How will my son forgive me?" I say, remembering the horrible past. Years ago, I made a terrible mistake that I regret to this day. Being the creator of the one of a kind Winnie the Pooh, I inherited my own son, Christopher Robin, in the stories. Little did I know, that my son would get taunted for his character in the stories.
"I am so sorry my son, please come back to me. Don't leave your mother alone when I die," I scold to myself. Now my son has left me alone in my house; I wait patiently every day, hoping for the return of my dear son Christopher Robin. There is a long story, to why I face such a problem.
"Father, can I please feed the bear?" said Christopher Robin. My son wanted to feed the bear, Winnie, at the zoo. I allowed him, yet …show more content…
Milne, I'd be honored to," said Ernest in a joyful tone. "I can picture it now...Winnie the Pooh, and Christopher Robin," I said to Ernest. "That sounds great sir," said Ernest. Believe it or not, Winnie the Pooh is just the name of my son's teddy bear, Pooh, and his favorite black bear from the zoo, Winnie, put together. I also incorporated some of his other toys as characters.
A reporter asked, "How do you create such creative ideas for little kids?" "It's no secret...you may not believe me, but it's just my son's childhood toys. Like Kanga,
Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore, they are my son's stuffed animals." I stated.
I created many books that became a huge success. "Wow, I love these books," said one of my many child fans. Not only children, but people of all ages became fanatics of my books. My first Winnie the Pooh story in 1925, was a bedtime story. I created more and more when time went on. This success also started before my first book in 1924. I created When We Were Very Young, which was so successful, that it sold over 50,000 copies.
Reporters would ask, "What was an inspiration to make you so successful?" "Of course it was my son, Christopher, “I would say every time. If only he could understand my intentions, to see him be as successful as
"I am so sorry my son, please come back to me. Don't leave your mother alone when I die," I scold to myself. Now my son has left me alone in my house; I wait patiently every day, hoping for the return of my dear son Christopher Robin. There is a long story, to why I face such a problem.
"Father, can I please feed the bear?" said Christopher Robin. My son wanted to feed the bear, Winnie, at the zoo. I allowed him, yet …show more content…
Milne, I'd be honored to," said Ernest in a joyful tone. "I can picture it now...Winnie the Pooh, and Christopher Robin," I said to Ernest. "That sounds great sir," said Ernest. Believe it or not, Winnie the Pooh is just the name of my son's teddy bear, Pooh, and his favorite black bear from the zoo, Winnie, put together. I also incorporated some of his other toys as characters.
A reporter asked, "How do you create such creative ideas for little kids?" "It's no secret...you may not believe me, but it's just my son's childhood toys. Like Kanga,
Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore, they are my son's stuffed animals." I stated.
I created many books that became a huge success. "Wow, I love these books," said one of my many child fans. Not only children, but people of all ages became fanatics of my books. My first Winnie the Pooh story in 1925, was a bedtime story. I created more and more when time went on. This success also started before my first book in 1924. I created When We Were Very Young, which was so successful, that it sold over 50,000 copies.
Reporters would ask, "What was an inspiration to make you so successful?" "Of course it was my son, Christopher, “I would say every time. If only he could understand my intentions, to see him be as successful as