congratulations today is your day you’re
off to great places you’re off in a way
from a cat in a hat to a Fox in socks
there’s nothing this genius
could not concoct you sit there and
watch me I’ll prove it by test welcome
to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
books by dr. Seuss king of beauty is a
joy forever
now uh who’d you say you were little
fella mister I am The Lorax for this
list we are taking a look at the books
that proved time after time that this
author was a master of storytelling
drawing rhythm and rhyme
by the way a rhyme warning is in order
grind on for miles across weirdish wild
space headed i fear for the most useless
place number 10 dr. Seuss’s ABC
here’s the perfect picture book to learn
how to read with smart poems nice
artwork and new vocab words guaranteed
from aunt Annies alligator – scissors
Erza’s alphabetic adventure is clearly a
buzz it’s an educational book that
sticks with kids for sure and it’s
fundamental lessons are bound to endure
what begins with T and tired Turtles on
a Tuttle Tuttle tree its premises basic
and youngsters learn tons while happily
having doodles of fun do you like to
read then reading you’ll do you’ll learn
words like David Donald do quacking
quack Aroo and kangaroo – and you’ll
swiftly surpass reading level – really
Walter Loeb washes Warren Wiggins who is
washing Waldo number 9 the 500 hats of
Bartholomew Cubbins now high on the top
of a mountain stood the palace of King
Darwin we like to look down over the
houses of his subject Seuss’s second
kids book lacks his trademark Rhymes and
colors but it’s a must read for all
small first grade scholars the pictures
are mainly in white and in black but
makes some great use of a standout red
hat
it marks the debut of Bartholomew
Cubbins a boy who has hats on his head
by the dozens as fast as he would snatch
one hat off another would appear and
another there’s more to this boy and his
hats than you think they drive the
strong King really mad to the brink
alright
go tell the executioner’s a chop your
head off with a timeless great story and
hats hats galore it feels like it comes
straight out of folklore and so ends the
story of the 500 head no one in the
kingdom of didd could ever explain all
the strange thing in heaven number eight
year tall the turtle and other stories
i’m yertle the turtle Oh marvelous me
for I am the
Rula of all that i see while gertrude
mcfuzz and big brag are great stories
yertle the turtle takes all of the glory
i’m king of a cow and i’m king of a mule
i’m king of a house and a bush and a cat
the king is a turtle who spends his time
stacking his subjects below him his king
skills are lacking with simple smart
themes it’s a straightforward story but
it also contains a mature allegory it
could really show Hitler’s rise and his
fall pleading for some equal freedom for
all and today the great Yertle that
marvelous he is king of the mud that is
all he can see the subject sounds heavy
for young ones to bear but its morals
and characters please every creature
everywhere
number seven oh the places you’ll go
you have brains in your head you have
feet in your shoes you can steer
yourself any direction you choose if
you’re lacking a purpose a point a
direction gaze at this book and see your
reflection oh the places you’ll go plots
the long road ahead showing high times
and low times from point A to point Z oh
the places you’ll go
wherever you fly you’ll be best of the
best wherever you go you will top all
the rest even when faced with an
uncertain fate you can still make the
most of what’s piled on your plate or if
numerous obstacles get in your way
you can still make the most of your life
every day and when you’re alone there’s
a very good chance that you’ll meet
things that scare you right out of your
pants it’s fitting this tail would be
Seuss’s swan song as a tells of life’s
journey at once short and yet long and
will you succeed
yes you will indeed 98 and 3/4 percent
guaranteed kid you’ll move mountains
number six horton hears a who he was
splashing enjoying the jungles great
joys when Horton the Elephant heard a
small noise this sweet thoughtful
elephant first did appear in Horton
hatches the egg but we loved him most
here and if you are ready for book
number two pick up a copy of horton
hears a who just Hortons ears hear the
Hoos yells and cries encouraging readers
to look out for little guys it was after
all a person’s a person no matter how
small
let’s take heed of this tale and never
ignore those in need of our help we must
rise up and roar that one small extra
YopP put it over and all the who noises
burst out of the clover I hear a Taylor
some may not believe you and we’ll show
resistance but Horton proves the
smallest voices can make a difference
what are we gonna do without you Horton
I don’t worry I’ll always be around
and even as I wonder on keeping in sight
you’re a candle in the
cool duck winner’s name metaphor number
five the Lorax what you doing in my tree
stump buddy you are tree stump your tree
stump mister I am the more action I
speak for the forget it I don’t really
need the stump the personal fave of the
doctor himself is a tale of a boy and an
earth minded elf a teachable tale of
respecting our earth The Lorax asks
questions on capitalism’s true worth
I speak for men and human opportunities
for your information you lorax I’m
figuring on biggering and biggering and
biggering and biggering the careless old
once-ler chops down all the trees and
shows us how all can be taken by greed I
speak for the trees and I’ll yell and
I’ll shout for the fine things on earth
that are on their way out
if the Lorax is words go completely
unheeded sadly we lose all the trees our
earth needed
is a hard drive
some argue that Seuss preached right
straight to the choir but his words and
his message we should truly admire with
an ending ambiguous and creatures
complex The Lorax says much more than
you would expect you done good being
pull it done good number four
one fish two fish red fish blue fish
some are red and some are blue some are
old and some are new
while this colorful book is a bit light
on plot it’s a classic and kids will
reread it a lot oh me oh my oh me oh my
what a lot of funny things go buy a book
teachers love and share with their small
students a quick thumb through this one
is never imprudent filled with strange
different beings that two children meet
one has lots of fingers and another six
feet
mr. gum has a seven hump um so he liked
to go ba-bum these key building blocks
help kids tell red from blue and old
from new and one from two inspiration is
drawn from this book silly rhymes many
lessons are learned one by one in due
time today is gone today was fun
tomorrow is another one
every day from here to there funny
things are everywhere
number three How the Grinch Stole
Christmas every who down in Whoville
liked Christmas a lot but the Grinch who
lived just north of who-ville did not
now this story draws us back in every
year our annual dosage of warm Christmas
cheer every who down in who-ville likes
Christmas a lot but one cranky grumpy
mean green dude does not I think that
the most likely reason of all may have
been that his heart was two sizes too
small his plot to serve Christmas it’s
one fatal bludgeon makes this Grinch our
most favorite Christmas curmudgeon any
stepford and slunk with a smile most
unpleasant around the whole Roman he
took every person stealing presents and
stockings and the yummy roast beast he
desperately tries to make whose great
joy sees this Green antihero learns his
lesson however much like this great book
Christmas spirit lasts forever he
brought everything back all the food for
the feast he he himself the Grinch
carved the lost piece number two green
eggs and ham do you like green eggs and
ham I do not like them sam-i-am I do not
like green eggs and ham
this challenge might seem just a bit too
absurd write a book using only just
fifty different words not five hundred
not five thousand just fifty it’s true
but if anyone could do it dr. Seuss it
could do could you would you on the
train no not on a train not in a tree
not in a car Sam let me be by accepting
this dare Seuss was in quite a jam he
won the bet though writing green eggs
and ham would you eat them in a box
would you eat them with a fox dr. Seuss
makes the most of his tiny word choice
with fun characters food and a lively
great voice when faced with new things
you may run you may cry but sam-i-am
hopes you give green eggs a try I like
green eggs and ham I do I like them
sam-i-am
and I would eat them in a boat and I
would eat them with a goat and I will
eat them in the rain and in the dark and
on a train before number one gets our
unsplit attention here are a few other
honourable mentions
number one The Cat in the Hat yeah a cat
in a hat you will note I am neat wiped
my feet on the mat with a super tall hat
striped in white and bright red this
mischievous cat pops right into our
heads in English cat hat in friendship
oh dude wag can’t say here we go a dr.
Seuss creature that’s tricky and fun
he’s top of our list at place number one
where most kids are trained to obey all
the rules this feline taught lessons
outside of a school it isn’t here I’ll
mark this X it isn’t there I’ll mark
that why it isn’t underneath the Apple
mark the Apple hki he taught of
rebellion of cool games not decorum he
taught us that rain was no reason for
boredom shaping childhoods and minds and
the book seemed forever
reading Cat in the Hat is always a
pleasure penned by a man named a Fyodor
Geisel a man whose great vision could
never be stifled no one can rhyme just
as well as the master because when we do
try it’s a brutal disaster hello I was
just I really should be going
how’d they get so small do you agree
with our list
hey look I don’t want any trouble are
there any beloved dr. Seuss books that
we missed in my world
everyone’s a pony and they all eat
rainbows and poop butterflies form or
wobble as top 10s published all day long
be sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
your mountain is waiting so get on your
way
you
off to great places you’re off in a way
from a cat in a hat to a Fox in socks
there’s nothing this genius
could not concoct you sit there and
watch me I’ll prove it by test welcome
to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
books by dr. Seuss king of beauty is a
joy forever
now uh who’d you say you were little
fella mister I am The Lorax for this
list we are taking a look at the books
that proved time after time that this
author was a master of storytelling
drawing rhythm and rhyme
by the way a rhyme warning is in order
grind on for miles across weirdish wild
space headed i fear for the most useless
place number 10 dr. Seuss’s ABC
here’s the perfect picture book to learn
how to read with smart poems nice
artwork and new vocab words guaranteed
from aunt Annies alligator – scissors
Erza’s alphabetic adventure is clearly a
buzz it’s an educational book that
sticks with kids for sure and it’s
fundamental lessons are bound to endure
what begins with T and tired Turtles on
a Tuttle Tuttle tree its premises basic
and youngsters learn tons while happily
having doodles of fun do you like to
read then reading you’ll do you’ll learn
words like David Donald do quacking
quack Aroo and kangaroo – and you’ll
swiftly surpass reading level – really
Walter Loeb washes Warren Wiggins who is
washing Waldo number 9 the 500 hats of
Bartholomew Cubbins now high on the top
of a mountain stood the palace of King
Darwin we like to look down over the
houses of his subject Seuss’s second
kids book lacks his trademark Rhymes and
colors but it’s a must read for all
small first grade scholars the pictures
are mainly in white and in black but
makes some great use of a standout red
hat
it marks the debut of Bartholomew
Cubbins a boy who has hats on his head
by the dozens as fast as he would snatch
one hat off another would appear and
another there’s more to this boy and his
hats than you think they drive the
strong King really mad to the brink
alright
go tell the executioner’s a chop your
head off with a timeless great story and
hats hats galore it feels like it comes
straight out of folklore and so ends the
story of the 500 head no one in the
kingdom of didd could ever explain all
the strange thing in heaven number eight
year tall the turtle and other stories
i’m yertle the turtle Oh marvelous me
for I am the
Rula of all that i see while gertrude
mcfuzz and big brag are great stories
yertle the turtle takes all of the glory
i’m king of a cow and i’m king of a mule
i’m king of a house and a bush and a cat
the king is a turtle who spends his time
stacking his subjects below him his king
skills are lacking with simple smart
themes it’s a straightforward story but
it also contains a mature allegory it
could really show Hitler’s rise and his
fall pleading for some equal freedom for
all and today the great Yertle that
marvelous he is king of the mud that is
all he can see the subject sounds heavy
for young ones to bear but its morals
and characters please every creature
everywhere
number seven oh the places you’ll go
you have brains in your head you have
feet in your shoes you can steer
yourself any direction you choose if
you’re lacking a purpose a point a
direction gaze at this book and see your
reflection oh the places you’ll go plots
the long road ahead showing high times
and low times from point A to point Z oh
the places you’ll go
wherever you fly you’ll be best of the
best wherever you go you will top all
the rest even when faced with an
uncertain fate you can still make the
most of what’s piled on your plate or if
numerous obstacles get in your way
you can still make the most of your life
every day and when you’re alone there’s
a very good chance that you’ll meet
things that scare you right out of your
pants it’s fitting this tail would be
Seuss’s swan song as a tells of life’s
journey at once short and yet long and
will you succeed
yes you will indeed 98 and 3/4 percent
guaranteed kid you’ll move mountains
number six horton hears a who he was
splashing enjoying the jungles great
joys when Horton the Elephant heard a
small noise this sweet thoughtful
elephant first did appear in Horton
hatches the egg but we loved him most
here and if you are ready for book
number two pick up a copy of horton
hears a who just Hortons ears hear the
Hoos yells and cries encouraging readers
to look out for little guys it was after
all a person’s a person no matter how
small
let’s take heed of this tale and never
ignore those in need of our help we must
rise up and roar that one small extra
YopP put it over and all the who noises
burst out of the clover I hear a Taylor
some may not believe you and we’ll show
resistance but Horton proves the
smallest voices can make a difference
what are we gonna do without you Horton
I don’t worry I’ll always be around
and even as I wonder on keeping in sight
you’re a candle in the
cool duck winner’s name metaphor number
five the Lorax what you doing in my tree
stump buddy you are tree stump your tree
stump mister I am the more action I
speak for the forget it I don’t really
need the stump the personal fave of the
doctor himself is a tale of a boy and an
earth minded elf a teachable tale of
respecting our earth The Lorax asks
questions on capitalism’s true worth
I speak for men and human opportunities
for your information you lorax I’m
figuring on biggering and biggering and
biggering and biggering the careless old
once-ler chops down all the trees and
shows us how all can be taken by greed I
speak for the trees and I’ll yell and
I’ll shout for the fine things on earth
that are on their way out
if the Lorax is words go completely
unheeded sadly we lose all the trees our
earth needed
is a hard drive
some argue that Seuss preached right
straight to the choir but his words and
his message we should truly admire with
an ending ambiguous and creatures
complex The Lorax says much more than
you would expect you done good being
pull it done good number four
one fish two fish red fish blue fish
some are red and some are blue some are
old and some are new
while this colorful book is a bit light
on plot it’s a classic and kids will
reread it a lot oh me oh my oh me oh my
what a lot of funny things go buy a book
teachers love and share with their small
students a quick thumb through this one
is never imprudent filled with strange
different beings that two children meet
one has lots of fingers and another six
feet
mr. gum has a seven hump um so he liked
to go ba-bum these key building blocks
help kids tell red from blue and old
from new and one from two inspiration is
drawn from this book silly rhymes many
lessons are learned one by one in due
time today is gone today was fun
tomorrow is another one
every day from here to there funny
things are everywhere
number three How the Grinch Stole
Christmas every who down in Whoville
liked Christmas a lot but the Grinch who
lived just north of who-ville did not
now this story draws us back in every
year our annual dosage of warm Christmas
cheer every who down in who-ville likes
Christmas a lot but one cranky grumpy
mean green dude does not I think that
the most likely reason of all may have
been that his heart was two sizes too
small his plot to serve Christmas it’s
one fatal bludgeon makes this Grinch our
most favorite Christmas curmudgeon any
stepford and slunk with a smile most
unpleasant around the whole Roman he
took every person stealing presents and
stockings and the yummy roast beast he
desperately tries to make whose great
joy sees this Green antihero learns his
lesson however much like this great book
Christmas spirit lasts forever he
brought everything back all the food for
the feast he he himself the Grinch
carved the lost piece number two green
eggs and ham do you like green eggs and
ham I do not like them sam-i-am I do not
like green eggs and ham
this challenge might seem just a bit too
absurd write a book using only just
fifty different words not five hundred
not five thousand just fifty it’s true
but if anyone could do it dr. Seuss it
could do could you would you on the
train no not on a train not in a tree
not in a car Sam let me be by accepting
this dare Seuss was in quite a jam he
won the bet though writing green eggs
and ham would you eat them in a box
would you eat them with a fox dr. Seuss
makes the most of his tiny word choice
with fun characters food and a lively
great voice when faced with new things
you may run you may cry but sam-i-am
hopes you give green eggs a try I like
green eggs and ham I do I like them
sam-i-am
and I would eat them in a boat and I
would eat them with a goat and I will
eat them in the rain and in the dark and
on a train before number one gets our
unsplit attention here are a few other
honourable mentions
number one The Cat in the Hat yeah a cat
in a hat you will note I am neat wiped
my feet on the mat with a super tall hat
striped in white and bright red this
mischievous cat pops right into our
heads in English cat hat in friendship
oh dude wag can’t say here we go a dr.
Seuss creature that’s tricky and fun
he’s top of our list at place number one
where most kids are trained to obey all
the rules this feline taught lessons
outside of a school it isn’t here I’ll
mark this X it isn’t there I’ll mark
that why it isn’t underneath the Apple
mark the Apple hki he taught of
rebellion of cool games not decorum he
taught us that rain was no reason for
boredom shaping childhoods and minds and
the book seemed forever
reading Cat in the Hat is always a
pleasure penned by a man named a Fyodor
Geisel a man whose great vision could
never be stifled no one can rhyme just
as well as the master because when we do
try it’s a brutal disaster hello I was
just I really should be going
how’d they get so small do you agree
with our list
hey look I don’t want any trouble are
there any beloved dr. Seuss books that
we missed in my world
everyone’s a pony and they all eat
rainbows and poop butterflies form or
wobble as top 10s published all day long
be sure to subscribe to watchmojo.com
your mountain is waiting so get on your
way
you
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