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Oliver Butterworth
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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
    children’s literature
    / Contemporary times

    …struck with agreeable preposterousness by Oliver Butterworth in The Enormous Egg (1956) and The Trouble with Jenny’s Ear (1960). The prolific writer-illustrator William Pène Du Bois has given children nothing more uproariously delightful than The Twenty-one Balloons (1947), merging some of the appeals of Jules Verne with those of Samuel…

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    …struck with agreeable preposterousness by Oliver Butterworth in The Enormous Egg (1956) and The Trouble with Jenny’s Ear (1960). The prolific writer-illustrator William Pène Du Bois has given children nothing more uproariously delightful than The Twenty-one Balloons (1947), merging some of the appeals of Jules Verne with those of Samuel…

    Read More