Now We Are Six
Style and Technique
The book «Now We Are Six» by A.A. Milne is a collection of poems written for children. The style of the work is characterized by lightness and playfulness, making it accessible and appealing to a young audience. The language of the book is simple and understandable, yet rich in rhythm and melody, which aids in the easy memorization of the poems. Milne employs various literary devices such as rhyme, alliteration, and assonance to create musicality and expressiveness in the text. The structure of the book consists of individual poems, each representing a complete story or vignette from a child's life. The themes of the poems range from everyday situations to fantastical adventures, allowing children to easily relate to the characters and situations. Milne masterfully conveys the child's point of view, using humor and imagination, making the book engaging for both children and adults.
