winnie the pooh the house at pooh corner

Kanga is almost over-protective when it comes to Roo. She is patient and motherly and always ready to listen or give advice as needed. This is typical of Kangaroo who is generous with an open, giving heart. When Tigger arrives in the forest she welcomes him into her home, finds food that he likes and allows him to stay, treating him like a second son. When they first meet her everything thinks she is going to be rather fierce but they quickly realize she is friendly and become fast friends with her. Kanga is a female kangaroo and doting mother to her son, Roo. Despite his negativity Eeyore is much loved by his friends. Eeyore is cautious and although not one to follow the crowd rarely speaks up or voices opposition because he does not believe that anyone will listen to him.

Eeyore lives in a house made out of sticks which blows away and his newly re-built home is the eponymous 'House At Pooh Corner'. He has trouble keeping his tail attached to his tail-end. EeyoreĮeyore is an eternal pessimist who is always glum. He is also extremely tidy and rather particular. He is kind, gentle and leans toward shyness. When Pooh gives him encouragement Piglet really excels. Piglet generally follows Pooh's lead and seems easily worried and a little timid, but is actually rather brave in crisis situations. In the final chapter Christopher Robin and Pooh leave each other behind, promising to remember the other even when they are one hundred. Because of this he is not able to spend his days in Hundred Acre Wood anymore. Christopher Robin ages before our eyes and several chapters address the fact that he has started school. He is admired and respected by all of the other characters and although he is just a child he is by far the wisest. He is a cheerful, friendly little boy who is loving and empathetic. Christopher RobinĬhristopher Robin is the only human character in the book. Pooh is Christopher Robin's best friend and vice versa.

He is comfortable in his creativity and rather humble about his talent, telling his friends that one does not find a 'hum' but one must go to where a 'hum' may find him. Pooh is a talented poet and his stories are frequently punctuated by his little ditties, or 'Hums'.

This pursuit of honey can often get him into trouble. Pooh is motivated easily by his love of honey. He is always willing to help his friends and always gives of his best. He is naive but extremely friendly, very thoughtful and occasionally profound with great insight. Pooh is an anthropomorphic teddy bear and the main character in the book. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

Winnie the pooh the house at pooh corner