Christopher Robin Says Good Bye  is written for adults who still love Christopher Robin, Winnie the Pooh, and the rest of the gang from 100 Acre Wood. The story picks up after the end of  The House at Pooh Corner.  The animals visit Christopher at boarding school, in Sicily in WWII, at his bookstore in Dartmouth, Devon, England, and when he is an old man. Pooh and the gang are their usual adventerous, direct, humorus, kind and wise selves. Themes in the book include living the good life, life review, death and dying, and adapting to change, about which, with the help of Christopher Robin as an adult, the animals learn a great many lessons.