Winnie the Pooh (Dramatised) Audiobook

" There is a lot of symbolism in this charming book. Very sweet. "

" read this again as an adult, and it's all the better the second time! "

" I love Winnie-the-Pooh! He is one of my favorite characters! Peyton 5 yrs. "

" Cute book. Definitely set in the past, but I think young kids would enjoy it. "

" It changed my life :) "

" This book is well worth reading as an adult for the humor and wit. The use of capitalization makes the stress of the titles perfect. "

" Classic. Loved them as a child. Love them still for the amazing memories it gave me. "

" A must read to your children. Excellent childrens book "

" Book selection for baby reading. "

" Charming. I never read these as a kid. "

" Charming and whimsical, a classic children's book with wonderful illustrations. Reading this as an adult, I feel that I have lost much of the innocent grace and playful logic of childhood, and so this book was not nearly as enjoyable as if I had read it when I was much younger. "

" I was expecting something different, perhaps more insightful or deep but it was an ok children's tale. Turned a little boring halfway through. Just meh. "

" There are no words. Maybe cuddly or adorable :) "

" Winnie the pooh came as a free book when I picked up the iBook app for my iPod touch, and it was really a wonderful treat. The illustrations are even better than I remember, and I'm as fond of the characters and goofy, wandering stories as I ever was. "

" Gosh this narrator spends an awful lot of time laughing at the cast, doesn't he? You get the sense he's delivering the whole story with the straightest of all faces so he won't start giggling. You can get why though. Pooh and his friends are collectively pretty darling. 3 stars "

" So cute! We actually listened to it on CD. My boys were enthralled the whole time even though they didn't understand most of the jokes. I didn't really like the story of them kidnapping Roo until the end and what Kanga did. And where was Tigger? Is there a second book he is introduced in? "

" It's sad when you realize that all the plot is in Christopher's head. "

" I love Pooh. Few books more beautifully capture human insecurity and longing to be loved. "

" A darling book. This was written with so much love and I fell in love with old Pooh Bear after the first 10 pages. "

" Buttered bread with jam, a warm and soft blanket and the sweetest Winnie the Pooh stories while the rain is pouring out the window. It feels just perrrrrrfect. "

" Winnie-the-Pooh definitely stands the Test of Time. This book made me laugh. I also loved the "decorations" by Ernest H. Shepard. They add a bright spot of color to the page--like the adventures of Pooh and his friends do to your day. Awwww! "

" My first love! Pooh Bear "

" Witty and pleasing for all ages--well, except for the kids under age four to whom I tried to read this tonight. "

" Who knew stupidity could be so charming? "

" This is the first of my "I never read that" books. It's as beautiful as my childhood memories think it should be. "

" Makes a mom a little teary at the end . . . "

" I was a devoted Pooh reader as a child. Can't wait to read these books to my children. "

" I listened to the Playaway version of this. Piglet is absolutely hilarious with his snorting and Roo sounds like Punch (Punch and Judy). Pooh Sticks is my favorite story!! "

" I didn't want Winnie the Pooh to end, so I read The House at Pooh Corner. I fell so in love with the characters that I kept right on reading A.A. Milne's poems. "

" I love Pooh and the gang. "

" Oh my, such a cute book!!!! I was actually crying at the end when Christopher Robin says goodbye. I can't wait to start these over again "

" Wonderful classic stories that every child should have a chance to read. "

" A cute little book with some humor that only the literate would understand. In other words, if you read it to a child, they wont laugh as hard as you... "

" I just read this again. I think as an adult, we see the personality of each of the characters as part of us. Some traits i want to claim and some I am not proud of. There is so much bigger going on in these short stories than a child's view point. "

" I like the winter in the Hundred Acre Forest just as much as summer. It's true you can't play Pooh-sticks, but otherwise it's really nice. Except when your house blows down.Poor Eeyore. "

" I love Pooh Bear and his friends. It's trite to say so, but Pooh's approach to life seems a healthy antidote to the stresses in my own life. This isn't my favorite book ever, but I do appreciate it! "

" I don't care if people make fun of me for reading this... I loved it. It's so pure and simple.Be prepared to cry at the last chapter. I did. "

" The second of the two Winnie-the-Pooh books, this ones was written for a little older of an audience, so the boys didn't enjoy it quite as much, but the very poignant final chapter got it all of the way to four stars. "

" At first I thought it was cute. I realized that it was kind of confusing. I only liked it when I first started reading it, but the rest just got plain boring! I would not recomend this book unless you like boring and confusing! "