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Dr. Seuss's stories and pictures are outlandish and wonderful. He told his stories with such energy and verve it's hard not to get caught up in the action yourself. There's no mistaking a Seuss story for anyone else's. The buildings, the machines, the characters, the word plays and rhymes are all pure Dr. Seuss. And when he had a point to make he made it with style. In addition to the incomparable stories, A Baker's Dozen has some great introductory essays and additional information about the making of a Seuss book. This is a large, heavy book. With the essays and other information this book is probably more for adults who still appreciate Dr. Seuss. If you're looking for stories to read to a child I would go with the individually bound books.