Before Winnie-the-Pooh, Milne was a popular essayist for Punch, and these pieces show him at his most whimsical. He makes the case for the artist, describes a London garden, plays the game of kings, mocks experts and getting things done, revisits the Swiss Family Robinson, and confesses his difficulty with going out to dinner.
Gentle, witty essays for anyone who enjoys English humour of the 1920s. Download the free EPUB.