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Dr. Seuss or Theador Seuss Geisel was born on march 2, 1904 and died September 24 1991. He wrote 46 different children's books and became so popular they created a theme park about him called Seussville. He was a very influential literary sponsor in my child hood. He was a very famous person and author who wrote many inspirational messages. His books were short and entertaining, but always made a clear message about the morals, ethics, and problems with society. The books were geared towards children but any adult could see the strong message he was presenting, which is why many parents enjoyed reading these educational books to their children. In one of his books the "Lorax" he explains how pollution, greed, and lust can ruin an environment where people and animals live, all by using a brilliant rhyme scheme. This was my favorite book as a kid because I was fascinated by all the amazing characters he created, then devastated when they were harmed and forced to leave the land they grew up and lived in. These strong messages through a long series of books left a big mark on children and parents, while inspiring everyone to change the world. The way Dr. Seuss portrayed how the real world looks through a cartoon is hard to think about because today there is no other book, movie, or television show that can inform people about the problems with society the way he did.
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