Are You My Mother by Dr. Suess
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Re: Are You My Mother by Dr. Suess
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I loved reading this book as a child; it always gave me a warm feeling when the little bird finally found her mother......
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Are you my mother was a good book. I loved how dr.suess rhymed.
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"Are you My Mother?" is an amazing book and has been republished under the Dr Seuss Library but was written by P.D. Eastman. Eastman and Seuss (or rather Dr Theodor Seuss Geisel) were colleagues and collaborated on some children's books so the mix up is entirely understandable.
For those who enjoyed "Are you My Mother?", I strongly recommend "Flap Your Wings", also by P.D. Eastman. It is the sequel story although I understand some argue about which book was written first. Both books make my daughter and nieces laugh out loud and they know them off by heart from multiple requested readings!
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I feel like it shows a different light of personalities. And could be taken in a much deeper way.
Either way, a good read.
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