Green Eggs and Ham
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Oct 06, 2011 05:05PM
Dr. Seuss's stories and made up words thth rhyme somehow never get old. THEY ARE THOSE BOOKS YOU NEVER GET SICK OF, YOU NEVER FORGET, and YOU NEVER THROW OUT!!
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So true. :) Childhood memories? Poetry that's so simple that you want to make it more deep so you can think on it more? I guess we'll never know. :)
Fox in Sock is a good tongue-twister book. I recall reading it to my daughter, we used to love the word rhymes. Even the Diggingest Dog is another one, not a Seuss book, though.
It was the frist book I learned how to read. Dr.seuss created books that people will be showing there kids for years
Robin wrote: "Fox in Sock is a good tongue-twister book. I recall reading it to my daughter, we used to love the word rhymes. Even the Diggingest Dog is another one, not a Seuss book, though."Fox in Socks was the first book I learned to read. Still a favorite.
I read Oh The Places You'll Go, to my kids. Love it.
My mother read them to me, and I read them to my son. As an actor, I use "Fox in Socks" for enunciation practice. Excellent!
The first book I learned to read was Hop on Pop, and I started scribbling all over it, trying to write like him. I don't scribble anymore, but I'm still trying. He's my favorite ever.
Shel Silverstein is another fantastic children's author. His poems AMAZED me as a child and still do as an adult!
Yup. I love them. I tried writing poetry... but it didn't really work. But his books are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I write a lot of poetry. A completely different style, though.
Dr. Seuss is an amazing writer!!!! You can ready any one of his books on a bad day and he'll chear you up!! I love to read them to by boys!
I like "Horton Hatches The Egg." Good lesson there.
i write poetry. i made this onei glued to the back of my one notebook and all my friends rly like it. it basically tells of how we shld live our lives.
This book is alwsome
I read this often, if I can.I love this book so, Sam-I-Am.
How I wish I was a kid again when I read this...
i read the places you'll go it was one of my favorites when i was introduced to reading at the age of 8.
Reading it aloud also makes a great voice warmup for actors :-).
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