Return to the Hundred Acre Wood

De: David Benedictus

Narrado por: Jim Dale

It was 80 years ago, on the publication of The House at Pooh Corner, when Christopher Robin said good-bye to Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. Now they are all back in new adventures, for the first time approved by the Trustees of the Pooh Properties. This is a companion volume that truly captures the style of A. A. Milne - a worthy sequel to The House at Pooh Corner and Winnie-the-Pooh.©2009 Trustees of the Pooh Properties (P)2009 Penguin

Love Love Love

Great performance!! I adore Pooh, and am quite serious with it... If you are a Pooh follower, this is a wonderful book.

Love it!

Jim Dale could probably make the information on a toilet paper package sound exciting!

This Pooh continues book was enjoyable and works well for kids and adults. It was a worthy listen.

Brought back so many great memories.

Felt like an extension of the original. Jim Dale's performance was fantastic as usual.

Great story

loved it. Book was well done and narrator was great. Good old fashion Pooh Bear

Glorious Jim Dale

Like many Americans, I grew up with such British childhood classics as "House at Pooh Corner." Yet one forgets how veddy British they are, till one hears one's favorite characters, from Christopher Robin to Eeyore, speaking with gorgeous accents, and Rabbit sporting a Scottish brogue, all provided by the glorious Jim Dale. David Benedictus does a fine job bringing Pooh and his pals to life, updating the original ever so gently here and there. The premise of "Return to the Hundred Acre Wood" is Christopher Robin's return from prep school for summer vacation. And then, in addition to Owl, Piglet, and the rest, there's a new character, Lotte the Otter, who adds her own feminine (and hilarious) touch to the forest. I hope Benedictus and Dale team up again to bring us more pleasure. And more HUUUUMMMMMMS! I've never heard a hum before, and, yes, this is exactly how they should sound! :-)

For adult and children who love Winnie-the-Pooh

I loved this book!! Jim Daley gives an enthralling and excellent performance. I grew up loving Winnie-the-Pooh and I still enjoy it as an adult. This book is written in the spirit of A.A. Milne, but with an freshness of new character and adventures. I could not stop listening to the end. Then I had to share it with my husband and listened again.

Poor Narration

Nothing compares to Peter Denis’ reading of A A Milne’s writing. The narration of Return to the Hundred Acre Woods was hard to listen to. The voices are all wrong for the characters we know and love. The stories are okay enough, but we will stick to the House at Pooh Corner.