Pooh and the Psychologists

Pooh and the Psychologists

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Book Description
Move over, Freud, there's a new psychologist in the forest, and his name is Winnie-the-Pooh. In this witty book, Williams cleverly explores the psychological depths of the inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Wood: Piglet is compulsively shy, Eeyore is clinically depressed, and so on. In his unobtrusive way, Pooh is at the center of the puzzle, teaching each of his friends a little smackerel about themselves and leading them on the road to recovery.

About the Author
John Tyerman Williams is the author of Pooh and the Millennium.

Pooh and the Psychologists,A. A. Milne,Ernest H. Shepard,Dutton Juvenile,0525465421,(Alan Alexander),,1882-1956,20th century,Books and reading,Characters,Children,Children's Literature - General,Children's stories, English,General,Great Britain,History,History and criticism,Humor,Milne, A. A,Psychological fiction, English,Winnie-the-Pooh,Psychology,Psychology & Psychiatry / General

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