Dr. Seuss is one of the most popular producers of children’s books of all time. With his unique style of writing, millions of readers have been taught valuable lessons in every book he created.
Today, we rounded up some of the best books written by Dr. Seuss (real name Theodor Seuss Geisel). All showcase his quick wit and fantastic rhyme style, which influenced generations.
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The list starts with a book that every beginner reader should read. The book is filled with colorful characters, such as the bumpy Wump and Winking Ying, that will surely make children giggle. The story ends with a lovely lesson: “Today is gone. Today was fun. Tomorrow is another one.”
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The second book on the list is “The Cat in the Hat”, which in 225 words, introduces young readers to the Cat in a Hat and his troublemaking friends. It teaches children about the adventure and boredom that each day has.
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“The Sneetches and Other Stories” introduces kids to the multicultural world that we live in. The book contains four different stories which emphasize that despite our differences, we can always find a common ground to make a friend.
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The next item on the list is the inspirational masterpiece “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!”. The book serves as a reminder of the different struggles and the beauty of discovery that young readers will encounter along the way.
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If you’re looking for a book that expands your imagination, then “If I Ran The Circus” is a great read for you. The story is about a young Morris McGurk, who builds the Circus McGurkus, the most tremendous and stupendous show in the world!
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This Dr. Seuss book tells the story of Horton, an elephant that is persuaded to sit on an egg while its mother takes a vacation. The enticing story teaches young readers the value of patience and the reward it gives at an early age.
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The book “Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?” emphasizes the value of being grateful for all the things you have. The story is about an old man in the Desert of Drize who tells readers that despite the feeling of sadness, one can still find happiness by appreciating the blessings they have.
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The famous story of “The Lorax” teaches readers to treat the planet with kindness and always speak up for the sake of others. The story focuses on how we can take great care of our planet and how despite our small actions, we can still make a difference.
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One of the most recognizable children’s books ever, “Green Eggs and Ham” is about learning to try new things. The book is filled with easy-to-read words with catchy illustrations, which makes it great for practice readers.
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The last item on the list stars one of the most recognizable characters in children’s books. “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” is a heartwarming story on how the Christmas spirit will live even in the coldest of hearts.
