Isabella Kaminski

Of course, I'm buying my family something.

I mean, Winnie the Pooh is one of those things like you've already mentioned, Harry Potter, where you could be a Gryffindor or a...

Ravenclaw or whatever.

And I think the same with little women.

People decide whether they're Meg or they're Jo or the Beatles.

You decide whether you're John or you're Paul.

It offers this sort of range of options.

Are you a miserable Eeyore?

Are you a too bouncy Tigger?

Or are you a...

Pooh is more complicated than all of them, but Pooh is easy to identify with.

He's called the bear with very little brain, but he's often solving problems.

He's actually quite clever.

What's fascinating, James Campbell, is that it crosses cultures, doesn't it?