Mandy Robek had read only a few pages of Dr. Seuss’s “The Sneetches and Other Stories” when her third-graders began picking up on its themes. Some Sneetches had stars on their bellies ...

And I don't know which of the two of us enjoys the stories more. The Sneetches has all the characteristics of classic Seuss: the ridiculous rhymes, the fantastic creatures, the jokes. And this one ...

Even a seemingly simple children’s book like “The Sneetches” has layers of potential meanings, including positive and negative messages. Censorship by either side is not the answer.

Glassboro kindergarteners Alessandra Allinson and Brandon Frenandez used a spatula to lift laminated, paper green eggs for a matching game during J. Harvey Rodgers School's Dr. Seuss round robin.

But it turns out I’d missed one: "The Sneetches and Other Stories." Load YouTube video As I read the title story to Rosalie, I couldn’t help but to see the eerie parallels. The Sneetches are a ...

Many of Dr. Seuss’s books are morality tales disguised as rhyming children’s stories. Some of these ... literally marking certain people as a moral “other.” Although we rarely resort ...