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Winnie-the-Pooh

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On the cover of Winnie-the-Pooh there are two drawings. Below the title and the author's name, there's a picture of a boy and four rabbits trying to pull a small bear out of a hole on a grassy slope. The boy has taken hold of the bear's paws. He leans back and tugs. The rabbits line up behind him, pulling at the boy's waist. Above the title, in the upper right corner of the cover, is the second picture. It shows the same bear hanging from a string that's attached to a balloon, which is floating off into the sky. The bear is surrounded by a swarm of insects.
On the cover of Winnie-the-Pooh there are two drawings. Below the title and the author's name, there's a picture of a boy and four rabbits trying to pull a small bear out of a hole on a grassy slope. The boy has taken hold of the bear's paws. He leans back and tugs. The rabbits line up behind him, pulling at the boy's waist. Above the title, in the upper right corner of the cover, is the second picture. It shows the same bear hanging from a string that's attached to a balloon, which is floating off into the sky. The bear is surrounded by a swarm of insects.

WINNIE-THE-POOH

BY A. A. MILNE

JUVENILES When We Were Very Young "The best book of verses for children ever written."—A. EDWARD NEWTON in The Atlantic Monthly. Fourteen Songs from When We Were Very Young Words by A. A. Milne. Music by H. Fraser-Simson. Decorations by E. H. Shepard. The King's Breakfast Words by A. A. Milne. Music by H. Fraser-Simson. Decorations by E. H. Shepard

ESSAYS Not That It Matters The Sunny Side If I May

MYSTERY STORY The Red House Mystery

WINNIE-THE-POOH

BY A. A. MILNE

McCLELLAND & STEWART, LTD. PUBLISHERS—TORONTO

Copyright, Canada, 1926 By McClelland & Stewart, Limited Publishers, Toronto First Printing, October, 1926 Second " July, 1927 Third " December, 1928 Fourth " December, 1929 Fifth " March, 1931 Printed in Canada

To Her HAND IN HAND WE COME CHRISTOPHER ROBIN AND I TO LAY THIS BOOK IN YOUR LAP. SAY YOU'RE SURPRISED? SAY YOU LIKE IT? SAY IT'S JUST WHAT YOU WANTED? BECAUSE IT'S YOURS—— BECAUSE WE LOVE YOU.

In a drawing that appears before the start of the story, Pooh stares down at a bath mat, scratching his head with one paw. He seems puzzled. The words "Bath Mat" are woven into the mat itself, but it lies on the floor, wrong side up, so the words appear backwards, as if you were reading them in a mirror.
In a drawing that appears before the start of the story, Pooh stares down at a bath mat, scratching his head with one paw. He seems puzzled. The words "Bath Mat" are woven into the mat itself, but it lies on the floor, wrong side up, so the words appear backwards, as if you were reading them in a mirror.
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