Look at our Books: Our 5 Favorite Works by Dr. Seuss

I love Dr. Seuss and I recently came across his book, "My Many Colored Days".An innovative and unusual book by Dr. Seuss; using a colorful array of animals to portray feelings while staying true to his recognizable rhyming scheme. This book is a timeless gem for children and Seuss fans of all ages. The color associations simply explain and express how anyone may feel on any given day and gives children words to express any feelings they may have. It also shows that it is okay to be different. This book has helped my two year old share his emotions by telling us that he is having a busy ?yellow day? or a slow sluggish ?brown day?!

My kids and I love all the Dr. Seuss books. We have a collection of them at home given from family and bought ourselves a few. My oldest son reads it to his brothers all the time too.

Dr. Seuss was born in 1904 which would make 2012 his 108th anniversary of his birth-you have that this is his 85th birthday??????

Loved looking thru all the book selections and offering our reviews!

I hope to win the Lorax.

I love Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham and Cat in the Hat.

I reviewed Dr. Seuss' The Foot Book. I've used this book to spark talk about the difference between our feet and the 'foot' unit of measurement. Then we would measure each child's foot and compare it to a ruler. Always a fun activity!

My personal favorites from childhood are "In a People House" and "Put me in the Zoo." I guess they are more obscure!

Oh the Places You'll Go by Dr. Suess

I love Dr. Seuss but I reviewed Tickle Monster since it is a fun book a lot of people don't know about!

I grew up on Dr Seuss books and I have to say i loved all of them. i bought Oh the places you'll go for mainly my 4 year old daughter but found my 2 year old son jumping in my lap. he actually sat there and listened to the whole book which is really amazing to me because he doesn't have the attention span yet to sit there .They both loved it . Dr Seuss was incredible with his wording and how he put books together. Anyone who has never read one of his books needs too. I love how this book stress's self esteem and teaches rhyming and is easy for children how are learning to read. Thank you Dr Seuss for keeping me entertained as a child and my children and the future children of the family

I reviewed Fox and Socks. I love the rhyming and the cute fox with socks, lol.

I look forward to the Read Across America event every year. At my job we alot 2 hours to read a Dr. Seuss book to the children that come to shop with their parents. I read "The Lorax" but found it a little difficult for the younger ones but it would be better to read for the older children. The book had a great moral story behind it. But one of my favorites that I also read was "Are you my Mother". It is a very sweet story and the kids love to interact with that one. Can't wait for next year!

The book that I have loved since I was a little girl and now read to my children is "Are you my mother". Such a cute book and my children love reading it because they love the different animals the baby bird goes to. They get so into the book and say that is silly how can a cow be a birds mother.

I've been a Seuss fan as long as I can remember, and even read at least one of his books to my high school students on Read Across America Day when I used to teach. This year my three-year-old and I have participated in several Seuss story times at area bookstores, libraries, and Target. We agree with your Top 5 List, especially now that my daughter has a longer attention span. When she was younger, she loved her board book edition of One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. It had a fish "abacus" at the top, and she was very proud once she was able to could count and identify the colors of the fish as she slid them across the bar.