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  Oh bother: Deb Hoffmann's Winnie the Pooh collection, which the Guinness World Book of Records lists as the largest in the world, has become so big it now fills four entire rooms of her home in Waukesha, Wisconsin Веб-дизайнер из Висконсина, 48-летняя Дэб Хоффман, заполнила 4 комнаты своего жилища разнообразными игрушками и изображениями Винни-Пуха. Всего в ее коллекции, попавшей в Книгу рекордов Гиннеса, насчитывается 8900 экспонатов общей стоимостью в 100 тысяч долларов.

Коллекционированием мисс Хоффман увлеклась 20 лет назад, и пока что она не уверена, сможет ли перестать скупать игрушки, сувениры и даже предметы одежды с Винни-Пухом и его друзьями. Стоит отметить, что и супруг Хоффман Крейг поддерживает увлечение супруги и даже, будучи программистом, создал специальную базу данных по контролю коллекции, информирует Daily Mail.

Collectibles: Deb Hoffmann's collection includes rare Winnie the Pooh dolls of various characters dating back to the 1960s   World's number one fan: Guinness World Book of Records holder Deb Hoffmann is still collecting Winnie the Pooh merchandise - despite already owning 8,900 items   Taking over: Deb Hoffmann has started to hang memorabilia from the ceilings of her home in Waukesha, Wisconsin, because she has run out of space to store them   Guinness World Book of Records holder Deb Hoffmann's obsession with Winnie the Pooh began when she was given her first Pooh bear at the age of two   Guinness World Book of Records holder Deb Hoffmann's obsession with Winnie the Pooh began when she was given her first Pooh bear at the age of two   Costly hobby: Deb Hoffmann has spent approximately £65,000 building up the world's ultimate Winnie the Pooh collection   Bear addiction: Deb Hoffmann admits her love of Winnie the Pooh has sometimes got so out of control, she ending up buying a collectible on a daily basis   Supportive: Deb Hoffmann's husband Gary doesn't mind his wife's hobby so long as he doesn't get kicked out of bed to make room for more Winnie the Pooh collectibles   Supportive: Deb Hoffmann's husband Gary doesn't mind his wife's hobby so long as he doesn't get kicked out of bed to make room for more Winnie the Pooh collectibles   Snug as a bug: Guinness World Book of Records holder Deb Hoffmann pictured surrounded by her Winnie the Pooh collection at her home in Waukesha, Wisconsin   Dedicated: Deb Hoffmann, 48, is so in love with the cute children's book character that she has been buying anything associated with Winnie the Pooh for 20 years   Classic: The character Winnie-the-Pooh was created by A.A. Milne in 1926 who went on to write a series of children's books featuring the lazy bear   Pride of place: One of Deb Hoffmann's favourite Winnie the Pooh dolls is perched on a sofa at her Wisconsin home