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  • Winnie-the-Pooh
    children’s literature
    / The 20th century

    One is Maurice Druon, whose Tistou of the Green Fingers (1957; Eng. trans. 1958), a kind of children’s Candide, demonstrated how the moral tale, given sufficient sensitivity and humor, can be transmuted into art. Perhaps the most original temperament was that of Henri Bosco, author of four eerie, haunting ProvenƧal…

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    One is Maurice Druon, whose Tistou of the Green Fingers (1957; Eng. trans. 1958), a kind of children’s Candide, demonstrated how the moral tale, given sufficient sensitivity and humor, can be transmuted into art. Perhaps the most original temperament was that of Henri Bosco, author of four eerie, haunting ProvenƧal…

    Read More