The Cat in the Hat - Dr Seuss

The cat in the hat. Intro: If you get through this, I admire you. I am totally bats about cats that wear hats. Now I have never seen, expect in my dreams, a hat on a cat or a scarf come to that! But when Seuss let loose, with this wordy abuse, to take up the noose and seduce the obtuse with the work he produced (Boy I am confused!) So taking the fact, that the act was a pact (A religious artefact) not a tale of a frail young male with his sister, who’s mother had left her, unclothed and untethered, to fend and depend on her brother (no other) to show her, to love her. Well I see your still with me, how can I ...  Read the complete review

Dr Seuss started writing his books with the idea of providing texts that would make learning to read and practicing reading fun and as easy as possible. Only careful examination of the illustrations, especially those including people and not bizarre fantastic creatures, reveals that many of his books are over half a century old. His heady mix of illustrations, for which the word quirky must have been invented and the text, which provides verbal equivalent of those illustrations, is even now inimitable. There is an anarchic element in all Dr Seuss books, both in the story lines (in those books that actually have a discernible one) and particularly ...  Read the complete review

The Cat in the Hat is a book written by Dr Seuss. This was the first book which he wrote in the collection. Dr Seuss wrote a whole collection of book designed for beginner readers. He used Humour and rhyme to make the book appealing to children and he has also used bright illustrations for children who cannot read to follow the story. He used the moto 'I can read it all by myself' for his collection of beginner books. The front cover of the book is blue and has a red border. Inside the blue rectangle is a picture of a cat wearing a red and white striped tall hat and a red bow tie. To the side of the picture is the title in white lettering. The back cover of ...  Read the complete review

I loved the Dr Seuss books when I was young so when I saw The Cat In The Hat book I had to buy it for my son. He loves it. It is a rhyming story about a girl and boy who have been left at home by their mother on a rainy day. They are sat in front of the window watching the rain when there comes a crash at the door and in bursts The Cat In The Hat. He proceeds to balance many objects including the fish in the dish on top of each other. The Fish cries out to the children NO NO make him stop he must not be here. He must not be here when your mother is not. The Cat In the Hat then drops all the things including the fish in the dish who lands in ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the 2003 UK edition of The Cat in the Hat published by Collins. (Harper Collins children's books, a division of Harper Collins publishers Ltd. www.harpercollins.co.uk). The book was printed and bound in Hong Kong. The Cat in the Hat was written by the late, American born author Theodor Seuss Geisel, (1904-1991), under his nom-de-plume; Dr Seuss. It was first published in New York, USA in 1957 and in the UK a year later in 1958. The Cat in the Hat is quite a short book with only 61 pages. 21 of these pages feature full sized illustrations. The print is quite large and there aren't many lines of text on a typical page. This ...  Read the complete review