There's a Wocket in My Pocket! : Dr. Seuss's Book of Ridiculous Rhymes (Bright and Early Board Books)

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Summary: Great for children of all ages!
Review: My daughter won't sit down easily but when I read this book to her seh loved every second of it. She now wants me to read it every day. Dr. Suss's books are GREAT and should be on every childs bookshelf. They intreigue, teach, and are all aroung good books!!!

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Summary: Wonderful Rhymes
Review: My two daughters, ages 1 1/2 and 3, LOVE this book, and I never get tired of reading it. My three year old loves to try and guess each rhyme. This book is also just the right length for a bedtime story.

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Summary: My 1-year-old loves it!
Review: She calls it her "Pocket Book" and asks me to read it so often I have it memorized. Dr. Suess books are great because it is so easy to add variations to your voice with inflections and rhythms so that it can be a great experience for your child which doesn't get boring! I may have to get another soon, my daughter is wearing hers out! I have had to glue the binding on it twice already.

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Summary: There's a Wocket in my Pocket
Review: The book "There's a Wocket In My Pocket" is just like any other Dr. Seuss book, it rhymes, its got weird words, and its funny. The Story is about a young boy whose house is filled with weird things, some of them are nice some of them are mean. He takes you through the house and shows you all the things in his house. There really isn't a lesson to be taught in this book, it's just a fun story. I would say that this book could be read by anybody and they could still find that's it's a good book.

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Summary: pure pataphysics
Review: The tone of There's a Wocket in My Pocket is whimsical, playful, and fun. Full-page, colorful illustrations in Seuss' unique and eccentric style will win over second-grade readers. Dr. Seuss, in contrast to many authors, offers a world all of his own design: lamps, clocks, and other objects are imaginatively and creatively represented. The central innovation of this book is the replacement of the first letter of common words. "Pocket" becomes "wocket." Readers are challenged to read words phonically rather than by recognition. Dr. Seuss, having thereby invented an imaginary word, then invents an imaginary creature to correspond to the word. The central character finds some of these creatures more to his liking than others. The book is a marvel of pataphysics, a companion to the work of Lewis Carroll and James Joyce.

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Summary: pure pataphysics
Review: The tone of There's a Wocket in My Pocket is whimsical, playful, and fun. Full-page, colorful illustrations in Seuss' unique and eccentric style will win over second-grade readers. Dr. Seuss, in contrast to many authors, offers a world all of his own design: lamps, clocks, and other objects are imaginatively and creatively represented. The central innovation of this book is the replacement of the first letter of common words. "Pocket" becomes "wocket." Readers are challenged to read words phonically rather than by recognition. Dr. Seuss, having thereby invented an imaginary word, then invents an imaginary creature to correspond to the word. The central character finds some of these creatures more to his liking than others. The book is a marvel of pataphysics, a companion to the work of Lewis Carroll and James Joyce.

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Summary: AWESOME
Review: This book is perfect for any child's library. Through the humor of non-existing rhyming words the authour brings upon laughter and smiles to any child. This book is great for group classes in a school room or just for the individual parent/child.

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Summary: A grin from ear to ear!!!
Review: This book will surely put a grin on ANYONE's face! This will remind you of those silly expressions people use on a daily basis and you'll think....'oh, yeah!' What a lovely treat for your mind and soul!

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Summary: A funny book about made-up monsters
Review: This is a great book for kids who are afraid of what lies behind their starircase or under their bed. It makes up silly names for mosters and its shows that they aren't mean or scary just funny looking. It's not only a great book for kids who are afraid of monsters but for any kid who loves to read books that rhyme and joke around.

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Summary: FULL OF WONDERFUL!
Review: This is a wonderful book of ridiculous rhymes that is so much fun for both the reader and the listener. A must have if you love Dr. Seuss!