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What Shall We Do, Winnie-the-Pooh?

By Jeanne Willis and Mark Burgess

Pooh wonders if his friends’ biggest quirks might secretly be their greatest strengths.

heart-warming · rhyming · charming · whimsical

Genres

Classics Friendship/Family Poetry/Verse

What is What Shall We Do, Winnie-the-Pooh? about?

Winnie-the-Pooh takes a thoughtful walk through the Hundred Acre Wood, wondering what to do about his friends. Piglet is easily frightened, Tigger is full of unstoppable energy and Eeyore can be rather gloomy. As Pooh considers their differences, he discovers that these are the very things that make each friend special. Told in gentle rhyme and illustrated in the style of E. H. Shepard, this warm-hearted adventure celebrates friendship, individuality and the joy of being yourself.

About the author

Jeanne Willis is a brilliant British author who has written many funny and imaginative books for children. She is well known for stories like 'Tadpole’s Promise' and 'The Bog Baby'. Jeanne loves to make readers laugh and think with her clever characters and surprising tales. Her books are enjoyed by children all over the world.

Pages

40 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2026

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