History Awesome / DrSeuss

--> "And will you succeed?
--> Yes! You will, indeed!
--> (98 and 3/4 % guaranteed.)
--> ''KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!
--> You're off to great places
--> Today is your day!
--> Your mountain is waiting
--> So get on your way!''"

* Mr Knox putting Fox in Socks in his place (and in the middle of one of the latter's tongue twisters) finally nailing an epic tongue twister of his own. Then he simply walks off, calm and happy.

* "The Big Brag", one of the "other stories" in ''Yertle the Turtle'', has the worm beating the rabbit and the bear at their own game. Then he goes back underground, proving that he doesn't believe that his extremely strong eyesight makes him a better person.

* While his support for Japanese internment is certainly a black mark on it, his anti-Facist propaganda cartoons are some of the most fearless and no-holds-barred attacks on it from an era where a sizable amount of Americans still actively supported the Nazis. His regular shaming of one-time national hero Charles Lindbergh for encouraging isolationism is especially vicious.

* Even decades after his death, numerous books of his still have perennial spots on the bestseller lists, because he was just that good at presenting stories that anyone could get invested in that haven't aged a day.

* While his support for Japanese internment is certainly a black mark on it, his anti-Facist propaganda cartoons are some of the most fearless and no-holds-barred attacks on it from an era where a sizable amount of Americans still actively supported the Nazis. His regular shaming of one-time national hero Charles Lindbergh for encouraging isolationism is especially vicious.

* While his support for Japanese internment is certainly a black mark o it, his anti-Facist propaganda cartoons are some of the most fearless and no-holds-barred attacks on it from an era where a sizable amount of Americans still actively supported the Nazis. His regular shaming of one-time national hero Charles Lindbergh for encouraging isolationism is especially vicious.

* The Birthday Pal-alace in ''Happy Birthday to You!''

* ''Oh, the Places You'll Go'', an adaptation of the good doctor's graduation speech, gives of this uplifting gem in an already wonderful book.

--> ''KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!''"

* The Birthday Palace in ''Happy Birthday to You!''

* ''Oh, the Places You'll Go'',an adaptation of the good doctor's graduation speech, gives of this uplifting gem in an already wonderful book.

--> ''KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!''"

--> ''KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!''"
* When requested to make a book about politics, Dr Seuss wrote a variant of ''Martin K Mooney Will You Please Go Now'' with the title character changed to Richard M Nixon (This was during the height of Watergate). The day after it was published, Nixon announced his resignation.

Yes! You will, indeed!
(98 and 3/4 % guaranteed.)
''KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!''"

"And will you succeed?

(98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed.)

Yes! You will ,indeed!

KID, YOU'LL MOVE MOUNTAINS!"

* ''Oh, the Places You'll Go'',an adaptation of the good doctor's graduation speech, gives of this uplifting gem in an already wonderful book:
"And will yo succeed?