Although some may say Seuss’s use of nonsense words is uneducational, I believe it promotes the use of imagination and creativity. Nobody that I know of can actually define a “Zizzer-zazzer-zuzz” or a “Ruffle-Necked Sala-ma-goox”, as used Seuss used in his books Dr. Seuss’s ABC’s, and Scrambled Eggs Super, but that leaves it to the young readers mind to imagine how these unheard of characters look and act. "I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, it's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life's realities." -Dr. Seuss. Be able to enjoy a story is equally important

to what is learned from it, and millions of people enjoy the stories

Dr. Seuss’s unique, one of a kind writing style can not be mistaken for any other author. Each of his books show his playful personality, which is one of the characteristics that draws people to his writing. His books can be read over and over again, and each time the same effect is drawn from it - excitement, pleasure, and pure enjoyment. The books written by Seuss are used as tools in order to help children learn to read as painlessly as possible, and it works! Kids don’t even realize they’re learning, they just think they’re having fun. Dr. Seuss is a wonderful children’s author, and his work continues to be enjoyed by children of all ages throughout the world.

Seuss’s greatest accomplishment through writing his numerous books is that he has helped a huge number of children learn to read, and learn to love reading as well. Instead of making it a chore, he makes it enjoyable and exciting. Seuss himself said, Children want the same things we want. To laugh, to be challenged, to be entertained, and delighted” and he was able to create works that did just that.

As nonsensical as Seuss’s stories may seem, some of them venture into very deep and serious subjects. The Lorax, for example, deals with the subject of environmentalism, where a beautiful, almost magical place outdoors is transformed into a barren wilderness by someone who cuts all the trees and pollutes the pools and drives away the birds and kills the fish. This story teaches children to take care of the environment, yet the moral of the story isn’t so strong that it overwhelms the reader. The Sneetches touches on an even more sensitive issue, racism. Suess takes two groups of characters, star-belly sneetches and plain-belly sneetches. Of course the star-belly sneetches are

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