January 18, 1882 in London was noticed by English writer Alan Alexander Milne. On October 14, 1926 in London was located the book "Winnie the Pooh" by Alan Milne. Later the book with stories that the writer wrote for the personal descendant of Christopher Robin, was translated into 29 languages of the world, and the protagonist of the stories - Winnie the Pooh bear - became a character in cartoons. We made a selection of interesting facts about the book by Milton, the main characters and their layouts...

I raised a little bear. It doesn’t breathe, nor does it speak, but every day with it is filled with joy.Perhaps this is what people often call love. Winnie, Winnie! Where are you? I can’t find you. On an early autumn morning,Annie and her friends were on their way to school when they passed by a shop covered in cartoon stickers, with many anime characters standing at the entrance. Annie was deeply captivated, falling behind her friends as they urged her to keep up. What had caught her attention was the adorable little bear in the shop window — tiny ears, a round face, and that soft yellow body...