Hello and welcome to the sleepy bookshelf,

where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book.

In our last episode we read the final pages of House at Poo Corner.

It was wonderful to revisit the 100-acre wood one last time.

I adore these stories, and I hope you enjoyed listening to them as much as I enjoyed reading

them.

In case you nodded off before we finished, this is a recap of the last episode.

But be warned, this is a spoiler alert.

If you haven't listened to the book and you don't want to know how it ends yet,

then stop this episode for now.

For the rest of you, I will continue. Rabbit was running around the wood,

inviting all the friends to come and help find Owl a new home. Poo, however, had a more pressing job to do. He had promised he would write a hum for

Piglet to showcase his bravery after the accident that led to Owl's house crashing to the floor.

Piglet was full of pride after hearing it, and finally considered himself brave.

Meanwhile, the others were clearing Owl's things out of his old home, when Eel asked Christopher

Robin to come with him, He had found the perfect solution. Only Poo and Piglet were

permitted to join them, and when they arrived, it was Piglet's house that Eeyer was presenting

as a new home for Owl. Piglet bravely declared it was perfect, and Christopher Robin asked him

what he would do if his house was blown down, when Pooh interjected and offered Piglet

to live with him. In the final story, the whole forest knew somehow that Christopher Robin was going somewhere.

Eaw wrote a poem to present to him, but found he wasn't very proud of it.

Christopher Robin and Pooh Bear took a walk to nowhere, which turned out to be an

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