Calvin & Hobbes
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When We Were Very Young
In another box set that my parents got me when I was younger contained four books by A.A. Milne. 'When We Were Very Young' is a collection of poems that Milne wrote for his son Christopher Robin. This is a book that is full of references to Mr. Edward Bear, but a lot of the poems give some various descriptions of life of a very young child and where, when, how and why they do what they do. The illustrations are quite cute for you can see what Christopher Robin is and may be thinking. Also, Pooh Bear does make his self-known at various points. I have read these verses many, many times over the years and each time make me feel good about myself.
By Mark Graham7 days ago in Critique
Comments (27)
Calvin and Hobbes is a good comic to share ideas from and one can learn from this one.
Excellent critique you did a great job here!
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Spot on critique
I never really had much experience of C and H as a kid, maybe it's cos I'm Scottish, but anytime I came across stuff, loved it. Most importantly, I also know enough about the show and what it means to people to know that you got this on the bullseye, Tony! Well done! Congrats on well deserved Top Story!
Books of my childhood! I love that second-to-last line.
I love Calvin and Hobbes! Imagination is definitely the doorway to creation! Congratulations on your Top Story!
I like this. It's been fun going through and finding the critiques others have done on the same subject
Ah, this brings on such nostalgia for me :) Have always loved Calvin & Hobbes, and you did a wonderful job portraying their greatness. Congrats on Top Story!
This almost made me tear up, because I recognize reading all of these books as a kid. God, flipping their pages was so euphoric. Bill Watterson may have known what he was writing, but I betcha he probably didn't know about how many lives he would affect in such a positive way. I remember being a little kid and trying to buy "Attack of The Killer Snow Goons" froma book store as a kid, and rummaging through my wallet just to try to break even with the tax at the time. I even had a special coin on hand at the moment that wasn't official currency, but it sure looked valuable, even if it wasn't made out of any precious metals. God, those stories take me back, and their artwork too was just phenomal. One of my favorites was Calvin tobogganing off the side of a mountain holding on for dear life only for reality to be a small little slope for him to slide down off of.
Magnificently written!!! Congratulations on Top Story!!!💕❤️❤️
Nicely done. Congrats on the TS.
Excellent choice 💯🎉🌈👌Congratulations on your Top Story💯❗
Calvin and Hobbes is the absolute greatest
I love this! And I love the comic strip. My favorite, in fact. Wonderful job on this critique. 💜💜💜
That was nice and I love the ending.
fabulous critique, congrats on top story!
Congratulations 🥳 🥰❤️✨
Calvin and Hobbes is super special to me, and I loved reading this! Congrats on the top story and excellent taste in comics.
Congratulations on Top Story!
This was my favorite childhood book series!
Like I said on Discord: magic.
As inner freedom is a muscle, one must stretch the imagination and exercise it. Very nice. I do love Calvin and Hobbes. Actually, I have a stuffed Hobbes tiger, lol. My wife stole him from me to claim as her own.
Speaking as someone with a dog named Hobbes, well done
This 👏✨❤️👌🙏 Another brilliant work Tony! (Yours I mean!)