And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street (Hardcover)

from conuly

This is a classic Seuss book - strange, wild, rhyming. Marco is obliged to tell his father what he saw every day. But all he's seen today is a horse and wagon. (Ah, timeshift. If I saw a horse and wagon on the street it really WOULD be worth talking about!) So he changes a detail or two, and in a...

from HeidiAngell

My love for creating stories can be directly attributed to this book! The fanciful ideas, the creative inventions. I loved that in the end the boy told the truth about what he had seen and was able to separate his fantasy from reality. It truly is a fun and wonderful story!

from jjones58

I really enjoyed this book. It teaches children to always use your imagination and allow it to run wild! I also have always been a huge Dr. Seuss fan so his rhyming style never ceases to please me. The illustrations are simple with basic colors but are also entertaining and go perfectly with the ...

from sdpugh

Cute story of a boy whose dad told him to keep his eyes open on the way home from school so that he could tell all that he saw. He uses his imagination, but in the end decides to tell the truth. A good story to teach writers how to build their stories and also good to teach morals. I would use th...

from KellyLPickett

A classic Dr. Seuss book that is enjoyable at any age. It is of a little boy who imagines the most fantastical events occurring on his way to school. What begins as a horse and cart turns into a zebra and a chariot and by the end it is two giraffes and an elephant pulling a full band with a man i...