... by Steven Kellogg, 2010). In 2005, Maurice Sendak came up with a reworked Bears (1948), which he dedicated to Krauss and Johnson. Compared to Krauss, however, Johnson has far better name recognition, mainly because his comic is much more respected than her poetry. Barnaby...

...In this chapter, Megan De Roover examines the Canadian context of the Winnie-the-Pooh stories, including the narrative of Harry Colebourn’s relationship with the black bear Winnie. It situates this history in the context of Canadian nationalism. It also situates both the Pooh stories and the Winnie...