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  • How can you go wrong with Pooh? This is a classic I've had around for a few years.

    

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  • One of the first books I purchased when I began teaching. I love Pooh.

    

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This cleverly engineered pop-up offers five three-dimensional scenes from A. A. Milne's most beloved stories. With a turn of the page, readers can watch Pooh and his balloon float up to the top of the honey tree. In other scenes they can visit Owl's house, help rescue Tigger from a tree, pull Pooh out of Rabbit's hole, and play Poohsticks from the bridge. Text excerpts from each story are printed on a large tab, which, when pulled out, triggers an exciting action on each spread. This pop-up book, unlike any you've seen before, will give children hours of delight and will be treasured by collectors.

This cleverly engineered pop-up offers five three-dimensional scenes from A. A. Milne's most beloved stories. With a turn of the page readers can watch Pooh and his balloon float up to the top of the honey tree. In other scenes they can visit Owl's house, help rescue Tigger from a tree, pull Pooh out of Rabbit's hole, and play Poohsticks from the bridge. Text excerpts from each story are printed on a large tab, which, when pulled out, triggers an exciting action on each spread. This pop-up book, unlike any you've seen before, will give children hours of delight and will be treasured by collectors.

Illustrated by Andrew Grey, in the style of Ernest H. Shepard.

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