You can steer yourself any direction you choose. One of his most popular books often given to college graduates, “Oh the Places You’ll Go” starts off with the confident message: “You have brains in your head. Whether The Lorax (in theaters soon!) is exposing the importance of taking care of our earth, or Horton is reminding you to stand up for yourself even when you’re small or ‘red fish and blue fish’ are telling you “funny things are everywhere,” his lighthearted tales can mean a lot more to us when we read these books to our children now. Though his books may be useful for young children learning how to read, the messages can teach all of us important life lessons. That said, many of us had our childhoods touched by the inspirational words of Dr. His honors include two Academy awards, two Emmy awards, a Peabody award and the Pulitzer Prize. His works motivated 11 children’s television specials, a Broadway musical and movies in theaters. Seuss wrote more than 44 children’s books, translated into more than 15 languages with over 200 million copies sold around the world. Schools and libraries across the country are celebrating the importance of reading and the whimsical world of Dr. You have shaped all us here beyond your wildest imagination.Today is National Read Across America Day, in celebration of Dr.
To leave you with a message from this poem, so it’s not misunderstood, I’ll let the rhymer speak for himself when he said “fun is good”. Though he made up lots of things, like Thing One and Thing Two, his words still live on and they are truer than true. There are many places to go, many places to be, like on top of a mountain or deep under the sea. Go explore the world and you’ll never get bored. Seuss is his name and today is his day, so follow his words – Go outside! Play! Discovery, innovation, and adventure he implored. His books are enchanting, and funny, and kind.ĭr. One of those people, has shaped many a mind. Seuss by Max VeenemaĮvery once in awhile comes along a great writer, they are witty, and sharp.
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