What is your favorite Dr. Suess book, and why!

Generations of children have cut their reading teeth on the simple rhymes and elaborate illustrations of Dr. Seuss books. The endearing characters of these books live on in our memories. The rhyme schemes... keep reading →

Fox in Sox. It's the hardest Dr. Seuss book to read out loud, especially the part about Luke Luck liking and licking a lake. The tiny, simple words in the story may be ones I've used a million times in my life so far, but tackling that book would still feel like a challenge -- a harder one, probably, than a real Tweetle Beetle battle.

One small hub in a tub on the web; Two hubs, with fans, in a box by the bed; Three hubs on forks holding corks with their toes; Four hubs on line, filled with fine purple prose. The very first time the... keep reading →

Horton Hears a Who..It's the classic teaching of 'Take care in what you do for it will have more impact than you probably realize.' On the fifteenth of May, in the jungle of Nool, In the heat of the day,... keep reading →

Bartholomew and the Oobleck has got to be my favorite. Humble Bartholomew Cubbins takes on the power that be and show old King Derwin of Did that he's made a very bad decision while seeking novelty in the weather. It is also incredible on the story record I listened to in the 1960s!

 My favourite Dr. Suess book is "Green Eggs and Ham". I think it is my favourite because it was the first Dr. Suess book that i ever read. I love the funny rhymes Dr. Suess used in that book. I often... keep reading →

My favorite Dr. Suess book has to be Go Dog Go. I watched two generations eyes light up with laughter, when she asks "Now do you like my hat?"

I don't remember reading a whole lot of Dr. Seuss books when I was young. I still have most of my books from childhood, and I'm sharing them with my son now. There isn't a Dr. Seuss among them. Why that is, I... keep reading →

My favorite is the terrific tongue twister tales contained in O Say Can You Say? I was already having children of my own by the time I tried wrapping my tongue around these twisted tidbits and mine and my childrens favorite to this day remains The Fleas Cheese Trees rhyme. "Through three cheese trees three free fleas flew. While these fleas flew freezy breeze blew. Freezy breeze made these trees cheese freeze. Maybe that's what made these fleas sneeze."

How the Grinch Stole Christmas...plus the movies--cartoon AND Ron Howard's human version. It just wouldn't be Christmas if I didn't hear the Whos singing at the end. Classic.