Holiness in the Hundred-Acre Wood (or What Tiggers Like Best!)

By: Lawrence Waszkiewicz

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Many adults joyfully return to the books they loved as children in later years, discovering in them a surprising depth of wisdom and goodness. This is especially true for parents, whose very lives lead them to relive childhood alongside their own children.

This book was written precisely for such adults (and for their children as well): those capable of looking more deeply, both with a twinkle in the eye and with utmost seriousness. For it seems that God continually teaches His children not to take “serious matters” too seriously, while at the same time approaching seemingly trivial things with the seriousness they deserve.

– And of course, there is one more reason. Your birthday, Pooh.
– Really?
– Of course. It has already been one hundred years since the world first learned of your peculiar way of coming down the stairs: “Bump, bump, bump, on the back of his head behind Christopher Robin, who was pulling him by the forepaw.” A hundredth birthday.
– And you remembered?
– Oh, I’m quite certain I wasn’t the only one!