books by Dr. Seuss     books:       The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins24 reviews Dr. Seuss Scholastics Book Services, 1966 Seuss is classic I bought this book because it brought back such good memories of my child's childhood and my own as well. I look forward to sharing it with my grandchildren someday. This is a great book to read!             You're Only Old Once31 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House, 1986 Cute and How True! Dr. Seuss writes from personal experience, and this experience says a lot about the medical field! It is so good to see some humor concerning the fears and anxieties of growing old.             I Had Trouble Getting to Solla Sollew25 reviews Dr. Seuss Topeka Bindery, 1999 One for Joseph Campbell This was my favorite Dr. Seuss, and one of the books that stuck with me. I came across it recently while I also happened to be reading Campbell's Transformations of Myth Through Time. A young man, beset with the travails of life, sets off to find paradise. The premise having been set, this story is actually predominantly about his many encounters and experiences on the road to paradise -- ...             The Sneetches57 reviews Dr. Seuss Collins, 1965 Dr. Suess is the best at teaching good things in a fun way. This book shows that a looking different doesn't make a person less fun or likeable. It has great rhymes, & is a quick read before sleep time.             Happy Birthday to You!33 reviews Dr. Seuss HarperCollinsChildren'sBooks, 2005 "Happy Birthday To You!" Instead of purchasing birthday cards this year, I purchased several books and wrote a personal message inside the cover. I then passed it around at the birthday parties and invited the guests to also write a message. This will be a wonderful keepsake item for my children and my nieces and nephews.             Horton Hears a Who62 reviews Dr. Seuss, Seuss Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 1954 A timeless masterpiece for children of all ages Horton Hears a Who is a masterpiece. Often heralded as a book on friendship, it is much more than that. Theodor Seuss Geisel was an outspoken critic of Hitler and Mussolini, and Horton Hears a Who has been said to have been Geisel's call to support the fledgling democracy in Japan after World War II. But Horton is much more than that. Horton Hears a Who is a reminder of the importance of ...             Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book56 reviews Dr. Seuss Topeka Bindery, 1999 What a Treasure Of all the Dr. Seuss books I have from my childhood, I hadn't seen this until browsing on Amazon. This is great! (not that I'm surprised coming from the Seuss line). I had a blast reading it, and it's the first book my new daughter has seemed to actually respond to. I'd definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a "new read".             Oh, the Places You'll Go!269 reviews Dr Seuss HARPER COLL CHILDREN, 2003 Excellent, Motivational for all ages This makes a great book. I gave one to a friend who's daughter is going to Kindergarten, I bought one for my little one and sent one to my brother who needed a little pick me up to get back on the right track. Its very motivational and I recommend it to every one of all ages.             How the Grinch Stole Christmas!87 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1957 the best children's book EVER !!! How The Grinch Stole Christmas is a classic tale about greed, materialism, and the kindness of man for his fellow man all wrapped up in one great big package! The illustrations are wonderful and the rhyming text impresses me. This is a story by Dr. Seuss that is so popular it was made into a Christmastime TV special; and it deserves every bit of recognition that it gets. (Note: this story is ...             My Book About Me54 reviews Dr. Seuss, Roy McKie Random House Books for Young Readers, 1969 The book that changed my life My mother bought me this book when I was a little girl (about 6 or 7). At the time I was learning to play the violin, but absolutely hated it. I tried in various ways to tell my parents this...even going as far as to tell my mom when she was pregnant that what I really wanted was a cello. None of my requests to switch instruments were heard until one day my grandmother happened to look inside ...             Because a Little Bug Went Ka-choo! (Beginner Books)17 reviews Dr. Seuss, Rosetta Stone Picture Lions, 2001 FUNTASTIC! This is one of Dr. Suess's books written under his pseudonym Rosetta Stone. This book shows once again what an amazingly clever man he was. Each of my children love this book. And I just finished reading it to my youngest son's preschool class. They enjoyed it so much they asked me to read it a second time! It is a fun and extremely enjoyable book for everyone!!!             OH SAY CAN SAY?BK-CASS (Beginner Books/Audio Cassette and Book)15 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1987 Oh, Say I Can't Say This book was one of my husbands favorites when he was growing up, and now that we are expecting a child he wanted our son to have the same experience. He was so excited when it arrived that he read it to me as a bedtime story. The riddles start out easy, but by the end of the book your tongue is so twisted it's hard to say anything!! It's a lot of fun and we really look forward to hearing our ...             Come Over to My House14 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Trade, 1997 I literally bawled when I located this book at Amazon.com! I've been searching for this book since the birth of my first child. It was my all time favorite book. My mother read it to me night and day. Upon my learning to read, I remember taking this book to bed with me during nap time and reading it over and over again. I never grew tired of seeing how children in other countries lived. This book went every where I went. I'm estatic this book has been ...             McElligot's Pool24 reviews Dr. Seuss Topeka Bindery, 1999 Classic Dr. Suess This is a classic Dr. Suess book from my childhood. I have read it over and over again to my kids, and now I am reading it to my grandchildren. This book ranks right up there with The Cat in the Hat for entertainment value, for some reason it was a Dr. Suess book that wasn't as well known. Thank goodness my grandmother was a librarian and sent it to me for my 5th birthday. Your kids will LOVE ...             The Eye Book (Bright & Early Books)17 reviews Theo Le Sieg, Dr. Seuss Picture Lions, 2000 We Love It! This is one of Dr. Seuss's best for very young children. It is fun to read, and will surely make you giggle, especially when you see the pink underpants! The pictures are cute and we always pause to talk about them. There are few words and soon your toddler will have them memorized, and be reading along with you. The kids and I highly recommend this book. We also recommend "Jamberry" by ...             Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose15 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House BFYR, 1993 Best Dr. Seuss Book ever written I first read this book when I was a little girl. I was really impressed with it then, of all the Dr. Seuss books I thought it was the best because of the message. The poor moose is so soft-hearted, he lets everyone take advantage of him. It has a wonderful message for children to learn about "users". If you only read one Dr. Seuss book to your children, read them this one.             King's Stilts15 reviews Dr. Seuss Bt Bound, 1999 The King, Dr Seuss and Me This is more of a personal note than a review, but it serves to show how a children's book can resonate through an entire lifetime. My first encounter with THE KING'S STILTS was hearing my mother translate each sentence into Hungarian for me. I was less than five years old, and lying in my crib. As she turned each page, she leaned the book toward me and showed me the picture. I remembered ...             On Beyond Zebra15 reviews Dr. Seuss Topeka Bindery, 1999 Left quite an impression... Loved this book as a child. Fast-forward thirty-some years, I am a computational linguist with a fascination for exotic writing systems. Coincidence? In think not.             If I Ran the Circus15 reviews Dr.; Geisel, Theodore Seuss Seuss Random House, 2002 Wonderful, Imaginative Book!! My daughter and I love love love this book. It is so creative and everytime we read it (which is seriously twice a day) she finds something new in one of the pictures. The cadence and flow of the sentences is almost mesmerizing. Really delightful to read!             Bartholomew and the Oobleck21 reviews Dr. Seuss Random House Books for Young Readers, 1980 One of the best kids' books, ever. I bought this book with "The King's Stilts" (see my review). I think this is one of the best kids' books ever, and my kids loved it when they were small. It was a sad day when our record of it got buckled by being left in the sun. 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