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Dr. Seuss spins a tale of a feline dashing and debonair, fabulous and infamous, The Cat in the Hat in this book for kids and adults of all ages. Summary of the Book There was once a boy with his sister Sally, Who were left alone, for an afternoon’s dally. In pops a stranger, a seven foot cat. Wearing a most magnificent hat. Go away, says Sally, trouble you’ll cause. I’ll stay, says the Cat with the big white paws. He shows them his tricks, magical to see. They forget all worry, and watch with glee. But the Cat in the Hat is trouble, at best. And he’ll definitely put their patience to the test. About Dr. Seuss Theodor Geisel, known to kids and adults who’ve managed to stay young as Dr. Seuss, was a writer known for his kids' books. Dr. Seuss’ work includes Green Eggs and Ham, Horton Hears a Who and One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish. Dr. Seuss was a writer, for all you see. He wrote kids’ books, for you and me. He wrote about Green Eggs and Ham, He also wrote of Horton and Sam I Am. Theodor Geisel was once his name, But Sam I Am knows his true game. Dr. Seuss’ books make kids laugh with joy. They shout out loud, oh boy, oh boy! Some of his books are movies, true. You’ll laugh as the elephant, Horton Hears a Who! You’ll shout out laughing with The Cat in the Hat, You’ll sing ABC, counting Whos, Roos, this and that!