Winnie The Pooh Analysis

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Well known author of the children's book, “Winnie the Pooh,” AA Milne, in his essay reflection on the passing of summer, establishes how celery defines autumn. A prompt that's deliverance clearly defines the playful personality and value of ownership that the author has. Mile’s piece has a playful tone that reflects his personality. The simple term playfulness can be defined as a combination of optimism and humor-qualities that the creator of winnie the pooh undoubtedly possesses. Milne lines his essay with words that have positive connotations. For instance, at the end of his essay he uses three such words- “cheery,” “pleasant,”and “well”- all in the same sentence (6). This near overuse of positive connotated words could only come from an
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