[EssentialBludger]

So, which book is your favourite? Which is your kids favourite?

I loved 'And to think that I saw it on Mulberry Street' when I was younger. Alas, neither of my kids like this one.

They both enjoy 'I wish that I had duck feet' though.

I never really got into 'the cat in the hat' or 'green eggs and ham', though I know they're classics.

You?

[BadCat]

My kids used to make me read Scrambled Eggs Super over and over. I hated it.

Fox in Socks is my childhood favourite. I memorised the whole book. I can still recite great swathes of it mumblehumph years later.

[tel2]

"Oh The Places You Will Go" is my favourite. It's a journey through life, I like the meaning behind it.

[Majeix]

The Lorax.

[~shannon~]

My kids are currently enjoying There's A Wocket in my Pocket.

[minimae]

"Oh The Places You Will Go" is my favourite. It's a journey through life, I like the meaning behind it.

That was the last book he wrote before he died - it's taken to be his parting message to the world. Gives me tingles every time I read it!

[wallofdodo]

DS loves "the pale green pants with nobody inside them" and Too Many Daves.

My favourite was Yertle the Turtle.

These are favourites in our house. Particularly PANTS PANTS

I liked a Fish out of water, which is under the Dr Seuss banner, but not written by him/her/The Dr.

There are some good apps as well!

[FeeGee]

"Horton hatches the egg" is one of my childhood favourites. The kids like it too as well as the "Sneetches". Not much into "Cat in the Hat" either. He's a bit too annoying.

[Ruby Victoria]

Hop on Pop. Childhood memories.

And Fox in Socks. Just because.

I have LOVED reading Dr Suess to mu Prep classes - these kids are now 18 and still tell me they remember the books.

[greengoddess]

I had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew (and all the stories in that book). I also liked the Star Bellied Sneeches - especially Sylvester McMonkey McBean!