Now We Are Six is a 1927 book of children's poetry by A. A. Milne, with illustrations by E. H. Shepard. It is the second collection of children's poems following Milne's When We Were Very Young, which was first published in 1924. The collection contains thirty-five poems, including eleven that feature Winnie-the-Pooh illustrations.
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Contents
- 1Solitudepoem
- 2King John's Christmaspoem
- 3Busypoem
- 4Sneezlespoem
- 5Binkerpoem
- 6Cherry Stonespoem
- 7The Knight Whose Armour Didn't Squeakpoem
- 8Buttercup Dayspoem
- 9The Charcoal-Burnerpoem
- 10Us Twopoem
- 11The Old Sailorpoem
- 12The Engineerpoem
- 13Journey's Endpoem
- 14Furry Bearpoem
- 15Forgivenpoem
- 16The Emperor's Rhymepoem
- 17Knight-in-Armourpoem
- 18Come Out with Mepoem
- 19Down by the Pondpoem
- 20The Little Black Henpoem
- 21The Friendpoem
- 22The Good Little Girlpoem
- 23A Thoughtpoem
- 24King Hilary and The Beggarmanpoem
- 25Swing Songpoem
- 26Explainedpoem
- 27Twice Timespoem
- 28The Morning Walkpoem
- 29Cradle Songpoem
- 30Waiting at The Windowpoem
- 31Pinkle Purrpoem
- 32Wind on the Hillpoem
- 33Forgottenpoem
- 34In the Darkpoem
- 35The Endpoem
