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Return to the Hundred Acre Wood in this beautiful hardback edition of The House at Pooh Corner, the second collection of stories about Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends.
Written by A. A. Milne and illustrated in colour by E. H. Shepard, this timeless classic continues the adventures of Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Christopher Robin.
Here, Tigger bounds into the Forest for the very first time and discovers what Tiggers like to eat. Pooh invents a brand new game. Eeyore finds the mysterious Wolery. And the friendships in the Wood deepen in ways that feel both playful and quietly moving.
Originally published in 1928, this special edition celebrates 100 years since the first Pooh stories appeared in 1926. It is a joyful continuation of one of the most beloved works in children’s literature.
At Conscious Craft, we cherish stories that honour friendship and imagination. The House at Pooh Corner carries a slightly deeper note than the first collection. There is still humour and gentle absurdity, but there is also tenderness and change.
Tigger’s arrival brings energy and mischief. Eeyore remains steadfastly himself. And Pooh continues to think Very Important Thoughts. The stories invite children to notice character, kindness and the small rituals of shared life.
It is a book to read slowly, to revisit often and to hold onto as children grow.
Author A. A. Milne
Illustrator E. H. Shepard
Format Hardback
Publication date 09 October 2025
Pages 192
Illustrated Full colour illustrations
Dimensions 216 x 146 mm
Age: 5+
New Story BookChildren instinctively create and live in an imaginative world. We bring that to life here at Conscious Craft by offering you the best natural toys and craft materials we can find. We believe that giving children the right materials, they will make and play with beautiful things that last a lifetime.
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