Horton Hatches the Egg

Spring is here, and we’ve got Dr. Seuss fever. Why, you ask? It’s not as though there’s a wrong season for enjoying Seuss. But his stories, with their brightly colored illustrations, fresh rhymes, and lively little creatures, feel especially suitable for springtime. If the warmer weather is putting you the mood for a Dr. Seuss […]

The magic of Dr. Seuss is wondrous, indescribable, and universal. After all, it’s a rare child in this world who couldn’t identify The Cat in the Hat, or recall the words of The Lorax. As such, everyone has a favorite aspect of the Seussian canon. For me, the best part of Theodore Geisel’s genius is his creatures, from […]

Dr. Seuss’s long-lost manuscript, What Pet Should I Get? will be out on July 28th. This never-before-seen book will be Seuss’s 10th with a rhyming title. And we doubt that the great rhymes stop at the cover. You’d think that if you had to rhyme everything, it would limit your ability to make much sense. Well, Dr. Seuss […]

Many children’s books feature two-parent families—and while it’s important to introduce your child to all kinds of families, for single parents, having your own collection of great books about single-parent families can be a wonderful thing. According to surveys conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau, around 26 percent of children living in America are being raised […]