Winnie the Pooh is a popular character created by English writer Alan Milne. The lovable plush bear became the hero of two stories and collections of poems, and later the main character in several animated films and series.
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Winnie the Pooh and his friends in coloring pages for children
Winnie the Pooh spends a lot of time with his best friends: Tigger, Eeyore, and the adorable Piglet. This free coloring page depicts all the main characters of the famous series of tales. We hope it will be a wonderful start to our amazing coloring adventure!
In the next picture, enthusiastic Piglet is actively dragging Winnie somewhere. What interesting thing did he see there? Write about it in the comments!
A coloring page of happy Winnie the Pooh will definitely lift your spirits! The character is so delighted with the unplanned walk that he is frolicking among daisies and tossing them into the air.
Like most children, Winnie the Pooh and Tigger love to draw. And what could be better than depicting their favorite friends on canvas?
And in the coloring page below, we will get acquainted with Winnie’s favorite treat – delicious honey. The little bear doesn’t even need tea, he’s ready to ladle honey right into the mug. An excellent image for all young sweet tooths!
Winnie the Pooh loves morning walks and visits, so the next picture perfectly characterizes him.
Brief character biography
Winnie the Pooh got his name from one of Christopher Robin’s toys, the son of Alan Milne. The cute plush bear was named after a bear named Winnie, who lived in the London Zoo in the distant 1920s. When the writer’s son was 4 years old, they first went to this zoo, where Christopher met the bear. It was after this event that the plush bear given as a birthday present was named Winnie the Pooh.
The Winnie the Pooh books and his friends were created by Alan based on oral conversations and games with his son, as the author himself said: “I didn’t make anything up, I just had to write it down.” Winnie’s birthday is considered to be August 21, 1921.
Among Christopher’s toys were also other famous characters: Piglet, Eeyore, Kanga, and Roo. During developing games, all characters acquire personality, individual habits, and speech patterns.
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