Was Winnie the Pooh Written to Explain PTSD to a Boy?

Some may be aware of this, but I had no idea about A.A. Milne’s wartime service and the connection to these beloved stories.

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2 thoughts on “Was Winnie the Pooh Written to Explain PTSD to a Boy?”

  1. Nicholas C. Rossis – Athens, Greece – Nicholas Rossis lives to write and does so from his cottage on the edge of a magical forest in Athens, Greece. When not composing epic fantasies or short sci-fi stories, he chats with fans and colleagues, writes blog posts, and enjoys the antics of his young daughter and dog, both of whom claim his lap as home. Nicholas has written a number of award-winning titles, including children's books, the epic fantasy series Pearseus, and dozens of short stories, which have appeared in various collections and anthologies.
    Nicholas C. Rossis says:

    Thank you so much for sharing, Valerie 🙂

  2. You are welcome – thank you for post just before “Armistice Day.” My grandfather fought in WWI, including in the Somme, so this really resonated with me.

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