The Tao of Pooh

"A great short book that uses Winnie the Pooh as a way to teach the basics of Daoism. Highly recommend to anyone interested in philosophy or eastern religions."

"A favorite when I feel lost."

"It is what it is a lite intro to Tao through the lens of the Pooh characters."

"There were a handful of good tidbits and quotes. However the “conversations” between Pooh and the author that were interjected throughout the book were not integrated very well, didn’t make sense, and didn’t add value to the book. I skipped over them. More concerning was the author’s anti science rhetoric. He claims we don’t need to know about genes or DNA and he is against “dangerous chemicals” which he is very vague about. Everything is chemical! He seems ignorant. He also encourages a “stick your head in the sand” approach to current events. I agree that one should take occasional breaks from overwhelming current events, but you shouldn’t ignore current events completely. Again, why does he support ignorance?"

"This book is funny, thoughtful, and kind of a light introduction to the Tao philosophy."

"*Actual rating ⭐⭐.5."

"I read this awhile back, and I'm looking for something similar to it. Something short, sweet, nonfiction and comfy."

"Wonderful explication of the Tao. Very fun to read. Willie the Pooh is very sweet "

"This is a wonderful way to present Taoism. It makes you want to know more and try to bring some of it into your life."

"This book is so lovely. Explains it so simply as to why we should live our lives in the moment and not of the stresses of yesterday or the worries of tomorrow."