This makes a wonderful gift for new parents, children's birthdays and elementary teachers. The essays preceding the Seuss stories are great. Grown ups and kids will both enjoy this collection.

I love how there is information about each story! Very informative.

This collection of stories is a part of our nightly bedtime routine! A must for starting the Seuss addiction!

I loved reading this collection to my son... hope to find another collection to read to my little man!

I had imagined reading this beautifully done coffee table book with one or another of my grandchildren. Instead, I read it alone and mostly out loud. Great memories. Satisfying chuckles. Time, in my opion, well spent...and I'll probably do it again, someday.

How can Dr. Seuss be anything less than 5 stars! Love, love, love his work.
This is an awesome collection of his stories wrapped in a beautiful, colorful cover!

I wouldn't classify the 12 Seuss books in this collection as my personal absolute favorite, but the selection is pretty darn close. My children and I also enjoyed the fan mail and historical backdrop shared before each story. Great editing, worthy of Amazon gifting or for your personal shelf.

It's Dr. Seuss! What more can you say? Inspirational, appropriate and fun for any age.

An excellent collection of Seuss with all the original illustrations and essays on each story and pictures of historical sites.

And to Think that I Saw it on Mulberry Street
On his way home, Marco only seeks a horse and a wagon on Mulberry Street. He thinks this is boring so he makes up something more exciting.

McElligot's Pool
A boy goes fishing in McElligot's pool and is warned that he will never catch fish in it.

If I Ran the Zoo
Gerald McGrew tells us what he would change if he ran the zoo.

Horton Hears a Who!
Horton is an elephant who hears a cry coming from a clover so he protects it but none of the other animals believe him and try to take the clover.

The Cat in the Hat
A story of two children that are bored on a rainy day until the Cat in the Hat shows up with his bag of tricks.

This book was the result of a challenge by to write a book using 348 basic words and the book only uses 236 of those words.

I love this book because my mother would read it to me every time I was sick.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas
The classic about the grumpy Grinch who decides to spoil the Whos Christmas. Note that in the original book, he is white, not green.

Yertle the Turtle
Yertle the turtle is the king of the turtles and decides that he cannot see enough of his kingdom so he stands on top of a pile of turtles.

Yertle is based off of Hitler.

Happy Birthday to You!
A description of how your birthday is celebrated in Katroo.

Green Eggs and Ham
The story of Sam I am who tries to get someone to eat green eggs and ham.

This book was the result of a bet that he could not write a book with more than 50 words. 49 of the 50 words in the book are only one syllable.

The Sneetches
Seuss's commentary on civil rights is a story about two different kinds of Sneetches, some that had stars and some that didn't.

Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book
A book about falling asleep

The Lorax
MY personal favorite Seuss, his commentary on pollution.

Oh, the Places You'll Go!
A book about the things you'll see when you leave home.

I'm really glad I found this. It has all the best Dr. Seuss stories in one book.

This book is awesome for the artwork, the fact that it has taught so many to read, and the morals to the stories.

This book is a collection of 13 Dr. Suess classic stories. These clever little stories really inspires the audience to think in a unique way. The rhymes and play on words makes every story a very fun read. Everything is so well done including the artwork, stories, and the preface accompanied with each story. These books will never get old!