Books like Winnie-the-Pooh: The Honey Tree

A.A.Milne Winnie- the-Pooh created by English man named A.A. Milne. Milne was a well known magazine writer. He wrote mostly for adults. However, he is best remembered for his stories and poems for children. He was born in Jan 18, 1882, in London, England. Milne’s first success was a parody of the Sherlock Holmes. Milne published his first book 1905 it was called Lover in London he wrote a book of poems called “When We Were Very Young” published in 1924. Milne decided to write one last book about lovable bear called “The house at pooh corner”. Despite his reputation as a children’s author, Milne continue to write for adults. In 1934 he wrote “peace with honor” Milne discussed why he thought war was a bad way to solve problems. I like this book very much. The book’s underlying message encourages young children to practice moderation and respect for nature, and to recognize that good manners will always serve them well. Also the adventure part of this book can grab the children’s attention. Teacher can ask children what the consequences of overindulgences, such as eating too much candy or watching too much TV. Then, teacher can help children make a list of healthy food.