Seuss himself, it was not banned, and it does not contain references to violence and suicide. Seuss's "Beginner Books" imprint, it was not written by Dr. The joke is that although the book described - Do You Know What I'm Going to Do Next Saturday? - is a real book once published by Dr. If you have any information on the above mentioned book, please E-mail me, I'd love to hear about it! But here it is for your enjoyment. God only knows what that one was about!) out of print. But for whatever reason, the good people at the Seuss Press decided to take this one and another book (I Was Kissed By A Seal At The Zoo. I actually liked it, and wondered why my parents never let me read it when I was a child. the use of firearms, children being taken away, reference to suicide, violence, etc. Seuss library at all because of the graphic elements of the story.
After reading it, I was surprised that it was part of the Dr. As a collector of Seussiana, I was very pleased to find one I hadn't seen before. My wife stumbled across this book in an antique book shop in the mountains.
Seuss," a work by the beloved children's author and illustrator supposedly since removed from print because of its decidedly un-child-friendly references to violence and suicide: Seuss Enterprises would no longer publish six books due to racist images, we received a number of inquiries about a web page that purportedly describes a "Banned Book of Dr. Long before rumors of a Virginia school district "canceling" Dr. Sometimes when the line between humor and seriousness isn't obvious, there's not much to do other than. What's funny to one person may not be funny to another, and what one person intends as humor may not be recognizable as such by someone else. His father, Theodor Robert Geisel, helped manage his father’s brewery, and in 1909 was appointed to the Springfield Park Board.Humor can sometimes be an elusive concept. Geisel was born in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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