Winnie‑the‑Pooh at 100: this much‑loved classic illustrates how books can boost our wellbeing

Children can learn so much from books that sustain us and contribute to a sense of wellbeing and healing in our mental health.
The Manila Times on MSN

Winnie the pooh marking 100 years

BURBANK, United States — Winnie the Pooh, the self-described bear of “very little brain” who has charmed generations with his homespun and heartfelt wisdom, is turning 100. The beloved children’s ...
The Manila Times on MSN

Pooh turns 100: Hunny-loving bear marks milestone

BURBANK — Winnie the Pooh, the self-described bear of "very little brain" who has charmed generations with his homespun and heartfelt wisdom, is turning 100. The beloved children's character ambled ...

Woman Rescues Feral Cat—Nothing Prepares Her for What He Does a Year Later

Yazmin told Newsweek: "Wherever I’m at, he is within a few feet away, always looking at me and watching what I’m doing." ...

50 unbelievable Oscars records, from the youngest winner to the most nominated film ever

Multiple records were set at the Oscars this year, including the first female best cinematographer and the most-nominated ...
Edutopia

Jason Reynolds on What Fires the Imagination of Young Readers

The best-selling author on why "inappropriate" topics may be exactly what teen readers need, and the importance of raising the hair on the backs of readers' necks in the first 50 pages.
NationalTurk

The world’s most beloved bear turns 100: Global celebrations for Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh, the beloved children’s character created by English author A.A. Milne in 1926, is turning 100.