Puppy and I Summary Class 3 English Unit 7

Summary

• Puppy and I is a poem written by the poet A.A. Milne. 
• The poet describes the day of a young boy as he was taking a walk. 
• During his walk he meets with a man, a horse, and a puppy.
• The boy took a walk to find someone he could play with.
• At the beginning of his walk, he meets a man and asks, ‘’Where are you going to, man?”  hoping he could play with him.  
• The man replies saying he is going to the village to buy some bread. Hearing this the boy realizes he cannot play with the man, so when asked to accompany him, he says no. 
• The boy continues his walk and then meets a horse, with whom also he cannot play because the horse was on his way to the village for hay. 
• The boy continues walking on the road and then he meets a puppy who was on the way up the hills to roll and play. Upon hearing this the boy immediately agrees go along with him and they become friends forever.

Moral of the Poem Puppy and I

• The Puppy and I summary properly presents the moral of this poem by Alan Alexander Milne. 
• It deals with a journey where boy is taking a walk which just like life is where noone knows whom we meet and unexpectedly become best of friends. 
• One should always be hopeful like the boy in this poem.

New Words Used in the Poem

About the poet

• Class 3 English Chapter 7 poem is written by Alan Alexander Milne,
• He was born on 18 January 1882,  Hampstead, London, United Kingdom and was an English children's book author. 
• He is best known for his book about Winnie- the - Pooh. 
• A.A. Milne is also a noted writer, primarily working as a playwright before the huge success of Winnie- the - Pooh. 
• He is the father of bookseller Christopher Robin Milne, on which the character Christopher Robin is based.