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Paperback | Pages: 64 pages Rating: 4.13 | 12881 Users | 436 Reviews
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| Title | : | Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! |
| Author | : | Dr. Seuss |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 64 pages |
| Published | : | 1975 by Beginner Books |
| Categories | : | Childrens. Picture Books |
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I love, love, love Dr. Seuss. Always have and I think I always will. Sadly, this book didn't live up to many of my other favorites. The rhymes weren't smooth (sometimes it didn't even rhyme). And while the "made-up" words were cute, they felt more like a way to make a rhyme than anything else. I liked the illustrations, I *love* the idea, and parts of it did make me smile. But mostly it just felt like a rough draft. Thankfully there are so many fantastically wonderful Seuss books out there, that there's plenty of his works to read before this one ;) -ETA- Obviously plenty of others loved this book! So, perhaps it was just the mood I was in when I read it...?Declare Books Supposing Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
| Original Title: | Oh, the Thinks You Can Think! |
| ISBN: | 0007173156 (ISBN13: 9780007173150) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 4.13 From 12881 Users | 436 ReviewsArticle Containing Books Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
The more I read of Dr. Seuss, the more I love him! I love the line, "Oh the thinks you can think up if you only try!" Though sometimes, it can get quite challenging to read with the tongue-twisting sentences. : )Similar to Oh, The Places You'll Go!, this book helps encourage students to expand their horizons. Specifically, various topics of thought are discussed and rhyming is a key component used to help demonstrate all the things students can think of. This topic is an important aspect of early elementary as it demonstrates to students the value of thought. This value is shown to be expansive and encourages students to continue using the power of their minds to accomplish what they want to accomplish.
This book, by Dr. Seuss, is about using your imagination! The author uses many different situations in the text to describe some of the things you can think of. There are many exotic looking pictures to match along with the text and put the words into play for a child. Go ahead and get this book to read with your children!I think it's great that this book was created to try to encourage children to use their imagination! The illustrations in it are very crazy to look at but they definitely catch
My favorite kind of Dr. Suess book - no plot, just rampant silliness and nonsensicality!Happy Birthday, Theodor Seuss Geisel, and thanks for all the absurdity.
A nice book to make kids think about imaginary stuff and somehow make them think out of the box. I read it for my niece and nephew and they are still asking questions on what is a moon, why think of 3 moons? Why not more or less? What is moon made of?and further questions leading to prove me wrong on insisting that we live on the surface of the earth!
I can't begin to imagine what an adult reading this book who didn't grow up with it might think of it. You could think a volume of things, of course, and hopefully you love it as much I always have, but don't be too quick to write it off as nonsense. Amazingly psychedelic in the way only the seventies could've been, with no shortage of silliness, sure, but all that is just the candy touch on possibly the most invaluable lesson you could teach a child - keep your mind open and keep your
There is no limit to what you can think up. Dr. Seuss explores the imagination and encourages the reader to push their creative mind to limitless heights.This is another Dr. Seuss story I am unfamiliar with. It is inspirational. The book showcases Dr. Seuss' creative brilliance and originality in a way that touches directly on the reader's own creative mind.From vivid imagery and conundrums to endless parades of his invented species, Dr. Seuss' words are as vibrant as his illustrations. His
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