We have
kids; therefore, we know something about Dr. Seuss. Confession, I'd probably
read the occasional Seuss book even if we didn't have kids, but since we do, it
gives me a reason to enjoy Green Eggs and Ham more often.
This year is
the 110th anniversary of Dr. Seuss'/Theodor Geisel's birthday. In honor of Dr. Seuss, I thought it would be fun to share
a list of books we’ve enjoyed from the Seuss collection. Some you may know,
others might be new. Pick a few and share with your kids, grandkids, nieces
and nephews, or read them yourself, it's okay, really.
Sampling of Seuss Books:
The
Cat in the Hat
Green
Eggs and Ham
Hop
on Pop
Horton
Hears a Who!
The
Lorax
Yertle
the Turtle
Oh,
the Places You’ll Go!
Fox
in Socks
The
Foot Book
The
Eye Book
Dr.
Seuss ABC
One
Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish
The
Sneetches
How
the Grinch Stole Christmas
Here's a
brief blurb from Publisher's Weekly about the debut of an online Birthday Club
you may want to check out too. The rest is here.
March 2 marked the 110th anniversary of Theodor Geisel’s
birth, and Random House Children’s Books, in partnership with Dr. Seuss
Enterprises, is commemorating this milestone and the enduring legacy of the
Pulitzer Prize-winning author with the debut of Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Club.
The online venture offers a platform for families to become better acquainted
with the colorful characters that populate Dr. Seuss’s books (worldwide sales
of which total 600 million copies), and provides members with tools and ideas
for hosting a “Seuss-ational” birthday fete. (PW)
Here’s
a link to the Dr. Seuss Birthday Club.
Here’s
a link to Seussville, a site with games, activities, books and more!
Happy reading!
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