Analysis Of Dr. Seuss 'Cat In The Hat'

When I was in Pre K my first memory of Dr. Seuss is when my teacher read the whole class Cat in the Hat. When I was in first grade we did a Dr. Seuss, and I dressed up as the cat and the hat. Dr. Seuss was born on March 2, 1904, he attended Dartmouth college and University of Oxford. He likes to use nonsense in his writing because it says it opens up the mind and brain cells Dr. Seuss wrote the book Sneetches in 1961. The characters in the books are called Star-Belly Sneetches, Plain-Belly Sneetches, and Sylvester Mcmonkey Mcbean. The Setting for this book is on a beach probably anywhere. The conflict in this book is discrimination, and the Star-Belly Sneetches think they are better than the Plain-Belly Sneetches they think that they are better

Seuss wrote a lot of books, but this book in my opinion was the best book that he wrote The Butter Battle Book. The Zooks put their butter butter-side down, but the Yooks their butter butter-side up. They both live on each others side of the wall. The setting in this book could basically be anywhere. There is an endless amount of weapons these two cultures used starting off with the Snick-berry switch, Slingshot, Triple-sling jigger, Jigger-rock snatcher, Kickapoo kid with Poo doo powder, Eight-nozzled Elephant-tooted boom blitz, Utter Sputter, and Bisty Big-Boy Boomeroo. The conflict is that the Zooks thought the way the Yooks put their butter-side up was wrong and vise versa. The cultures ways were not wrong they were both trying to see which culture was better than the others. There was really no resolution in this story they just kept going at it just kept fighting each other. This book was written during the cold war and all the new weapons countries were inventing like the United States using the Atomic Bomb on Japan or poisonous gases. Dr. Seuss used all these ridiculous names for the weapons so that the kids wouldn’t get scared by the real names like the Bisty Big-Boy Boomeroo was basically the Atomic

Seuss wrote lots of books, but this one was his very first book he wrote And to Think That I Saw it on Mulberry Street. The characters in this book were Marco and his Father. The setting could basically be anywhere with a Mulberry Street. The conflict is that Marco father wants him to tell him what he saw and he finds nothing extraordinary. All he finds is a horse and a wagon so makes up all this cool stuff that around the horse and that wagon like the horse turns into a elephant and the wagon turns into a cart holding a band, then he says the mayor behind him, and then he said all of this is going to crash so he said that police were there to help guide them. At the end of all this is father says stop joking around actually open your eyelids then maybe you’ll see things. There was no real resolution at the end of this story. What this story is really about is that adults keep shutting down kids they are using their imagination when they make things up or when they color a tree pink they shut them down. Dr. Seuss likes using his imagination cause he is an adult and nobody really shuts him down because is books are so