Not that it Matters

"Not That it Matters" by A. A. Milne is a collection of early 20th-century essays, where Milne presents his clever takes on different topics, including the ups and downs of writing and the funny side of playing golf. Using wit and humor, Milne shares personal stories that connect with his audience's daily lives. The story begins with Milne comically talking about the stress of creating stories and how even the simplest thing, like using a new pen, can get his creativity flowing. This funny tone carries throughout the book, where Milne touches on a variety of subjects, like what life is like living on Acacia Road, where he thinks about what people's lives are like behind closed doors. Milne easily moves from one idea to the next, thinking about his own books and why he writes. His fun but insightful way of thinking draws readers into a world made up of charming thoughts and fun writing.