Break out the best honey! A darling dog named Carmen — who has a special connection to 'Winnie-the-Pooh' creator A.A. Milne — is coming to the Hundred Acre Wood in a new sequel.
Break out the best honey, because a fierce little friend is making a home of the Hundred Acre Wood in a newEveryone's favorite silly old bear, created by A.A. Milne, and his pals will encounter an absolutely adorable little dog named Carmen for the very first time in an upcoming authorized sequel titled. The book is one of several stories that have been authorized since Milne's death in 1956.
"A few years ago, my publisher, Farshore, came across an article deep in our archives. It was a 1966 interview in thewith Daphne Milne, A.A. Milne's wife and Christopher Robin's mother," Riordan wrote. "In it, she reminisced about Milne taking a small toy dog called Carmen with him when he served in the First World War.
With no images of Carmen or additional information about Milne's mascot readily available, Riordan and illustrator Mark Burgess teamed up to create an adorable, spotted dog that is just as courageous as her owner. | Credit: Illustrations by Mark Burgess copyright © 2023 The Trustees of The Pooh Properties and The Trustees of The Shepard Trust.
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