Winnie the Pooh is a story that portrays various characters that are presented as animals with human characteristics. A. A. Milne anthropomorphizes the animal characters in Winnie the Pooh for many reasons retaining to children. The author does this because children are much more fond of animals. Authors use anthropomorphism to trigger children’s imagination and to teach children aspects of life and values. Authors do this not only to entertain but also to enhance the understanding of concepts and values.
Throughout the book, the author uses real life animals and portrays them as humans with human characteristics. For example, Pooh is a bear that can talk. Winnie the Pooh expresses emotion as a human would and demonstrates human actions. Pooh