![]() ![]() He died deeply resenting Pooh’s success-as far as he was concerned those stories were just a tiny fraction of his literary work, but nothing else he produced came close in terms of public appreciation. Generations have grown up loving the tales of Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood.īut though his work brought unparalleled joy to millions, Alan Alexander Milne himself was never able to enjoy the fame and fortune they brought him. ![]() Milne remains a household name in almost every corner of the globe. Thanks to a phenomenally popular collection of whimsical children’s stories about a boy named Christopher Robin and his beloved teddy bear, A.A. The true story of the man who created Winnie-the-Pooh-yet struggled to enjoy the overwhelming success that it brought him. ![]()
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