The life of A.A Mine

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A.A Milne was born

1882

A.A went to Westminster Schools

1893 - 1900

He went to London

1900

Publish his first poem in Punch Maganize

1904

Milne began to appear in Punch Magazine regularly

1905

and publish his first book called Lovers in London

Milne became an assistant editor of Punch Magazine

1906

Publish The Day's Play in the Punch Essay , send a copy to J.M. Barrie

1910

Marries Dorothy de Selincourt, also known as Daphne

1913

Join the army, became instructor on Isle of Wright

1914 - 1918

First play Wurzel-Flummery performed in London Barrie's work

1917

Milne was discharged from the army

1918

Milne famous play Mr. Pim Passes By was produced in London

1920

Christopher Milne was born August 21 the day Milne play was produced in London

Publishes The Red House Mystery and Christopher got stuffed animal

1921

It later became Winnie the Pooh
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Writes a children's poem, "Vespers," feature Christopher Robin

1923

Milne launches his career as a Children writer

1924

E.H Shepard help illustrate Milne's 3 children's books.

On December 24, the London Evening News publishes a story "Winnie-the-Pooh",

1925

what would eventually become the first chapter of the book. Illustrations for this story were created by J.H. Dowd.

Winnie-the Pooh became best selling Milne book

1926

Now We Are Six, a second collection of children's verse, is published in October

1927

The House at Pooh Corner introduces the character of Tigger.

1928

It was published on October

Publishes two plays, The Ivory Door and Toad of Toad Hall

1929

His favorite brother, Ken Milne, dies in May.the latter an adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows

Publishes his autobiography, It's Too Late Now, renamed Autobiography in the US

1939

Christopher Milne marries his cousin, Lesley Selincourt in July

1948

Publishes his last play, Before the Flood.

1951

Publishes his final book, Year In, Year Out, a collection of essays

1952

He had a stroke and became partially paralyzed.

Milne Dies on January 31 at the age of 74

1956