Anyone who doesn’t love Seuss doesn’t appreciate wild creativity and unbridled playfulness.

Nobody rhymes like Seuss! Of course, some stories are better than others. For those in this book, Dr. Seuss's Sleep Book is the best, followed by Horton Hears a Who, then If I Ran the Zoo, Sneetches and Other Stories, and Bartholomew and the Oobleck. The old Bartholomew stories are fine, but it's his later books with those wonderful rhymes where Seuss found his voice and his place in Children's literature. It was these later books that instilled in me a love for the written word.

I really like Dr. Seuss. I love the illustrations most of all. What I love about this book is that it has so many different Dr. Seuss stories. My favorite stories to read from the book right now are Bartholomew and The Oobleck and The Star Belly Sneetches. Every time we read the word "nerd" from The Star Belly Sneetches, Papa likes to geek out on me. He tells me that this story is where the word "nerd" originated. I don't much pay attention, but Mama thinks this is an interesting fact.

After we read the stories I like to curl up with the book and slowly turn the pages. On occasion I ask Mama and Papa a question about the pictures or a part of the story I remember.

May 21/09 - We just tried to read Horton Hears a Who but it was too long for wee M. I like it though!

Book of five Dr. Seuss stories which kids will love!

I love this book because it is like a whole book full of Dr.Seuss's best work.

The story If I Ran the Zoo is about a little kid named Gerald McGrew who is visiting the zoo one day. During Gerald’s visit he finds that the animals at the zoo are not interesting enough. Gerald explains that if he ran the zoo he would have crazier animals and let all of the current animals free. During the course of the book Gerald explains these silly creatures. In the book Gerald imagines that he has the best zoo of all time and he would capture the craziest creatures of all time (including very strange creatures like giant birds from the island of Gwark). This book would be excellent for children learning about animals, teachers could encourage kids to use their creative freedom and some up with their own silly creature for the zoo. This book is incredibly creative and I really loved reading it. Some of the animals in the story are actually mind blowing (Dr. Seuss has such a wild imagination).

Cute…fun to read Dr.Seuss books that I hadn’t read before.

I've had this collection of Seuss stories for a long time. It contains one of my favorites: The Sneeches.

Who doesn't love Dr. Seuss!?! Includes If I Ran The Zoo, Snetches, Horton Hears a Who, Sleep Book and Bartholomew and the Oobleck

At 300 pages of tongue twisters, this book totally gets to count towards my book goal!!

Dr Seuss is always a good choice! And to have multiple stories in one bookbinding is great, there is a great mix of stories in this set. Each time I read this I always find something new in the pictures. This is one of those perfect bedside books despite the size for kids on the lower side. is it storytime flip to a random story, tired from the day pick on of the shorts, want to go to sleep read the sleep book! Overall Amazing you get all these books at a lower price than bought together. If a 'hatful' is not enough then check out Six by Seuss