Comment 464 on “Disney's Winnie the Pooh: A Celebration of the Silly Old Bear by Christopher Finch (2000-09-29)”

1. Estelle Disney says:

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   Ce petit ourson intemporel n aura plus de secret pour vous La version reli e de ce livre est son rhodo d offre un superbe rendu Pour la qualit de l criture, Christopher Finch n en est pas son premier coup d essai et sait de quoi il parle Ce livre n est peut tre pas un incontournable mais vous aurez pass un bon moment lire les anecdotes et regarder de tr s jolies images.

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2. V says:

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   Winnie The Pooh has become such a popular Disney icon that he has arguably surpassed Mickey in popularity.The Winnie the Pooh films were one of the last animation projects that Walt would oversee He only lived to see the first feature released The films overlap in the Walt era and the so called dark age of Disney animation, but generally considered a product of Walt s era.Author Christopher Finch writes about the origins of Winnie the Pooh and how Disney became involved this covers the productio [...]

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3. Steve says:

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   A nice short history of Pooh prior to and including Disney Chapters were not long Each character has a single page write up and a synopsis of all 4 featurettes Plenty of artwork, some small, some full page Overall a nice addition for the Pooh or Disney lover.

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4. Amazon Customer says:

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   This book has many excellent sketches and artwork along with the full history of The Hundred Acre Wood s Excellent for anyone interested in the in depth development of characters from paper to screen

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5. Greg Turnbull says:

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   Great Walt Disney classic animation art book Hardback, great cover, lots of colour pictures, excellent stuff, highly recommended by me.

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6. Elaine says:

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   It includes the whole story of Walt Disney s involvement, A.A Milne s ideas and the story of the real Christopher Robin as well as the author s personal story.

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