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The
legendary
Dr.
Seuss
has been
entertaining
children
for over
60 years
with
imaginative
characters
and
nonsensical
rhymes.
You
recited
them
when you
were
kids so
celebrate
Dr.
Seuss’
birthday
on March
2 this
year by
introducing
the
44-book
collection
to your
children.
Your
little
darlings
will
enhance
their
reading
skills
while
learning
valuable
life
lessons.
Not to
mention
the fun
they’ll
have
reading
them!
Curious
Parents
recommends
these
trusted
favorites
by
America’s
favorite
children’s
author.
And
To Think
That I
Saw It
On
Mulberry
Street
Read the
first
book
that
started
it all
where a
traditional
horse
and
wagon
turns
into a
blue
elephant
pulling
a
sleigh.
How?
Marco,
the main
character,
invents
the
tales
from
what
he’s
seen on
Mulberry
Street
to
impress
his
father.
The
exaggerations
overwhelm
Marco,
and he
instead
tells
his
father
the
truth.
The book
is a
classic
that
shows
the
virtues
of an
imagination.
Copyright
1938.
The
Cat In
The Hat
The Cat
in the
Hat
transforms
a rainy
day into
mischievous
fun for
two
children.
Imagine
a cat
performing
tricks,
discover
a new
species
with
Thing
One and
Thing
Two, and
come
along
for the
adventure
as the
Cat in
the Hat
brings
the
outdoors,
indoors.
A must
for
young
children,
the book
has a
small
vocabulary
and
manages
to tell
a story
at the
same
time.
Copyright
1957.
One
Fish Two
Fish Red
Fish
Blue
Fish
One fish
two fish
red fish
blue
fish
teaches
the
basics
from
shapes
to
sizes.
Children
are left
mesmerized
counting
the
fingers
and feet
of fish
in
colorful
illustrations.
“From
there to
here,
from
here to
there,
funny
things
are
everywhere.”
The book
also
teaches
some
lessons
in life
and the
joys of
embracing
the
different.
Copyright
1960.
Oh,
The
Places
You’ll
Go!
Oh, the
Places
You’ll
Go is
life in
a
nutshell.
Geared
toward
older
audiences,
the book
also has
a
positive
message
for
children:
you have
the
opportunity
to be
anything
and go
anywhere.
However,
this is
not a
sugarcoated
version
and
failure
is
inevitable.
In the
words of
Dr.
Seuss,
“life’s
a great
balancing
act.”
Copyright
1990.
Green
Eggs And
Ham
Take a
journey
with Sam
and
friends
as they
travel
great
lengths
to
persuade
a friend
to taste
the
foreign
dish,
green
eggs and
ham.
Green
Eggs and
Ham
encourages
children
to keep
an open
mind and
try new
things
before
judging
them—even
if the
food is
rotten!
Copyright
1960.
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