Dr. Seuss Day: 5 great life lessons I learned from reading the beloved children's author In honor of Dr. Seuss Day, Susan Brandt, president of Dr. Seuss Enterprises, shares five life lessons she ...

When I was a little girl my parents read me all of the Dr. Seuss books. I begged them to read me two or three a night until I could hardly keep my eyes open. March 2 is National Read Across ...

When I was a little girl my parents read me all of the Dr. Seuss books. I begged them to read me two or three a night until I could hardly keep my eyes open. March 2 is National Read Across ...

In fact, I doubt anyone but Dr. Seuss will ever have that talent. Somehow, through childhood stories full of made-up creatures and impossible problems, Dr. Seuss taught us life lessons that ring ...

When I was a little girl my parents read me all of the Dr. Seuss books. I begged them to read me two or three a night until I could hardly keep my eyes open. March 2 is National Read Across ...

Dr. Seuss lovers are abuzz this week for a number of reasons. Not only did we celebrate his 111th birthday, ... 3 life lessons learned from Dr. Seuss. Marianne Hayes Posted on March 5, 2015.

Wednesday is Dr. Seuss' birthday. Born Theodor Seuss Geisel in Springfield, Mass., the celebrated author would have turned 118. Seuss served in the Army during World War II as a short film producer.

Dr. Seuss books are filled with life lessons and morals, Brandt points out. “We learn about tolerance in The Sneetches, about the dangers of dictatorship in Yertle the Turtle, ...

It's amazing the things you can learn from a book. When was the last time that you had a look? It's true what they say. You should read every day, because good books are playgrounds where strong ...

Wednesday, March 2 would have been Dr. Seuss' 118th birthday and we're celebrating his contributions to the world of children's literature by looking at some of his books' most valuable lessons.

Wednesday, March 2 would have been Dr. Seuss' 118th birthday and we're celebrating his contributions to the world of children's literature by looking at some of his books' most valuable lessons.