Review:I bought it for The Lorax, Horton Hatches.., & How the Grinch Stole Christmas but my kids loved reading the other stories as well. It came in great condition, reminded me why I loved buying actual books. Read more

Review:When this book came out, there was an uproar about the subject. Everyone should read this book at least once. If it doesn't make you consider our lives and how we progress along the road of weapons, I worry for you. Read more

Review:Do not understand why this absolutely excellent and outstanding book is so hard to find in the U.S. One could say it is almost as rare as hen's teeth. I did find a hardcover, but wanted the cheaper and smaller paperback. Yertle The Turtle and Gertrude McFuzz ought to be part of every child's heritage now as they were back in the 60s. Thank you Amazon for making it possible for me to get copies of it. Read more

Review:Dr. Seuss books are a favorite around our home at bedtime with their fantastic illustrations, tongue twisting prose and timely messages. Most Dr. Seuss books can easily be enjoyed by children of all ages "The Lorax" is no exception its pages glisten with brightly colored landscapes, interesting creatures and an imperative message. If you don't have it you should pick it in fact pick up a few others while your at it. I would recommend Read more

Review:Love that my 3yo daughter loves this book. words are easily grasped because they are repeated so often. She thinks that she is reading although its more of memorization at this point. happy kid= happy mom Read more

Review:You would think with Dr. Suess the pictures would be big and bold ready for wacky color. You would be wrong, like more than 95 percent of the adult coloring books there are large areas that are shaded or blacked out. Dr. Seuss should have big areas to use bold colors. Many pages have the same character reproduced a hundred times on the same page. Some of the pages are just stupid patterns, why do the people that make these books think that an adult book has to have these stupid geometric pat... Read more

Review:As usual, the books of Dr. Seuss are entertaining to children but always contain a lesson that adults would do well to heed if they would live right. He addresses an issue that plagues human relationships and portrays an interesting response to being taken advantage of. Read more

Review:There are certain writers few and rare who make the reader see the world in a different way. There are certain writers who reveal to us hidden worlds in ourselves and teach us truths on the edge of our consciousness which we by ourselves alone could never bring to revelation. Pessoa is such a writer, a singularity among the singularities. He explores as he himself says his own subjectivity and is a person largely of his own inner world but that inner world never stops encountering and transformi... Read more

Review:First I liked the story of "Little Pea" and looked for the book. The story is fun and the picture is cute. I tried this set but I think it was better for me to buy only "Little Pea" because the details of the stories are different, though, the pattern of them are almost same. Read more

Review:Donald Hall's observations on the life he is living in his 80s are edifying, because he is so mindful as he reflects upon the details of his life. His memories of past events are intriguing, because the writers of our time spring into new focus through his commentary. Read more