Dr. Seuss

Beginner's text describes all sorts of feet doing all sorts of things.

Dr. Seuss's Wacky Book of Opposites

The Foot Book

Theo LeSieg

Rhyming text and illustrations briefly point out what animals have teeth, their uses, and how to care for them.

The Tooth Book

Wren Hardwick

I wish I read this book when I was first losing my teeth like seriously, this would have made me so happy to get rid of "set one" and get "set two" and I probably wouldn't have tried to untie knots with my teeth and so and so forth.

I just love the way these things are drawn, you know? You know what I am talking about. There is a certain artistry to the way Dr. Seuss' work is done, and it's marvelous and unique.



I want to own everything Seuss. 

Shout out to Bri who brought these books over to my house knowing I would finish them in a day!

Ashley shackelford

Sarah Sammis

Danielle 

Julie Headrick

Haylie

Julia M

Annie

Fiona Coffey

Annalee Harris

Marina McLain 

Tiffanie Dang

Emma Kimbrough

Tannie Davidson

Sam Spott

Kymberly L McNabb

Rebecca Ann Hatcher

Witch

Joshua Line

Adapted from one of Dr. Seuss's Bright and Early Beginner Books, this novelty book is ideal for pre-school children on the threshold of learning to read. With 6 gatefolds and a pair of joggle eyes revealed throughout by die-cut holes, it combines artwork with classic Seussian rhyme and humour.

The Eye Book

Jackie

Georgina

The Foot Book Dr. Seuss's Wacky Book of Opposites

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