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Original Title:	Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
ISBN:	0007173156 (ISBN13: 9780007173150)
Edition Language:	English

Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!

Dr. Seuss

Paperback | Pages: 64 pages

Rating: 4.13 | 12881 Users | 436 Reviews

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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...?

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Title	:	Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!
Author	:	Dr. Seuss
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 64 pages
Published	:	1975 by Beginner Books
Categories	:	Childrens. Picture Books

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Ratings: 4.13 From 12881 Users | 436 Reviews

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The power of the imagination!

You really can't go wrong with a Dr. Seuss book. As old as most of his books are, they are classics that transcends time and generations because they are fun, colorful and silly, with underlying adult themes. This book is about using your imagination to think up all sorts of whimsical and some nonsensical things. The element of craft that I think this book uses best is the art of specificity. Thinking is such a broad and vague term, yet Dr. Seuss broke thought down into silly and and imaginary

This is probably one of my favorite Dr. Suess books and everything about it. I think first off it has the best message, even in the title. Imagination and thinking is such a crucial part for development and children in general. The book is filled with many random things to think of and thats huge. The turn wonder and think are used so often which I think is crucial. Imagination is amazing and especially in this book. The illustrations are pretty fun and funky as usual. The colors are so bright

You really can't go wrong with a Dr. Seuss book. As old as most of his books are, they are classics that transcends time and generations because they are fun, colorful and silly, with underlying adult themes. This book is about using your imagination to think up all sorts of whimsical and some nonsensical things. The element of craft that I think this book uses best is the art of specificity. Thinking is such a broad and vague term, yet Dr. Seuss broke thought down into silly and and imaginary

Every Suess book has a hidden message that speaks for children and adults alike who read him as a child and are now reading to their children or their children are reading for themselves. In this case, this is simply encouraging those to never cease thinking; To think up crazy and cleverness in life to figure around puzzles and life. Never let anyone tell you not to think for yourself because someone wants to keep you in that controlled place where you will never escape. A little dark for a

Having fun revisiting Dr. Seuss books. I started out by just listening to the audiobook Green Eggs and Ham and Other Servings of Dr. Seuss which is an audio collection of nine stories narrated by Jason Alexander, Michael McKean and David Hyde Pearce. All of the Dr. Seuss universe is an appeal to the readers creative thinking, but this story especially asks the reader to use her imagination. The illustrations accompanying the text are truly wonderful, but as Ive pointed out about other books by

Paradoxical imagery so shiny that you get lost in the conundrum.Pushes the imagination to the brink.I remember a quote that mind staples with this book. And it goes as " All children are born artists. The problem is to remain an artist as we grow up. "- Pablo Picasso