Dr. Seuss book

[Adigia]

I know we're all adults here but did you have a favorite Dr. Seuss book? I bought a bunch for my 4 year old and my favorite one is the ABC's one and the Green Eggs and Ham one

[snookumsnort]

My kids & I like "Are You My Mother?" Personally, I like "The Grinch who Stole Christmas".

[Ricky]

Are you My Mother? is actually by P.D. Eastman, not Dr Seuss, but a lot of people seem to think that. I love it too.

Hop on Pop is great for the tiny ones, but beyond that we like the Cat in the Hat Comes Back.

[snookumsnort]

Really? It came along with the other Dr. Seuss books we got. Hahaha. I've been gypped!!!

It really is a nice book, though.

[fidget]

Our favorite Dr. Seuss books are The Sneetches (which also has the story about the pants with no body inside them), Horton Hears a Hoo (the kids haven't seen the movie, nor have I), and McElligot's pool.

[Adigia]

Originally Posted by fidget

Our favorite Dr. Seuss books are The Sneetches (which also has the story about the pants with no body inside them), Horton Hears a Hoo (the kids haven't seen the movie, nor have I), and McElligot's pool.

You should definitely see that movie it is all that and a bag of chips The movie really is a good film. You know it's so funny I haven't read the book but the movie I saw.

[layla]

I don't have kids, but as a child I loved The Birthday Book. My mom read it to me upon waking on my birthday every year, she still calls me to read it to me.

And I loved the Zaks in Tracks one, about the stubborn zaks who won't move from their tracks.

[filmfanatic]

My favorite Dr. Seuss book is On Beyond Zebra. My nephews love it. I read it to them almost every weekend. As the boy says in the book, "Most people stop at Z but not me. I think it encourages kids to stretch their imagination beyond what everyone else says is normal.

[Stubblecat]

I'll second The Sneetches. There's a nice hardcover Seuss collection that came out a few years ago with 13 of his best stories, as well as a bunch of archive material.

I read The Sneetches to my kids to teach them to be nice to all the kids in their school. I also throw some Yertle The Turtle at them to teach them about the corruption of power.

My poor, poor warped children...

[Ricky]

Originally Posted by snookumsnort

Really? It came along with the other Dr. Seuss books we got. Hahaha. I've been gypped!!!

It really is a nice book, though.

It is, it's a great book! I am going to assume that you signed up to the Scholastic program, the two books a month by mail? If so, they have books by all different authors, and yes the styles of Eastman and Seuss can appear similar sometimes.