This Seuss title is about a birthday bird who spends your whole birthday with you making sure you have the most interesting, fabulous day of your year!

The man had an imagination, that's for sure. Some of his landscapes are positively psychedelic. The scene in the Birthday flower jungle has flowers smelling like licorice and cheese (what a combo). I think, again, Seuss taps brilliantly into that childlike part of everyone that sees limitlessness as a possibility - just more scope for the imagination. It's very intriguing that so many of his designs swirl and bend in on themselves in a sort of goridan knot.

That said, I appreciate his works more aesthetically and from an intellectual perspective than from true enjoyment. ( )

great for birthday days

This would be a good book to read when children have a birthday in your class. It lets them know that they are special because you are reading the book just for them on their special day!

The happy birthday would be a fun book to read on a child's birthday. For each child's birthday, the teacher could read a birthday story. The book is great with ryhming, and a fun book for children to read.

I really like the book "Happy Birthday To You." I would read this book to third, fourth, or fifth graders. This book is a really good book for teaching children the different with fiction and nonfiction. The book would also be really good for the students to use their imaginations. The book is about the birthday events that take place in a place called Katroo. Dr. Seuss always does an amazing job at making books so fun and interesting. I think that this would be a really good book for any teacher to have in the library. It would be a fun activity to do with children on their birthdays! ( )