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Horton Hears a Who!
Horton Hears a Who! | Dr. Seuss
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This reusable sticker book, based on Dr. Seusss classic, lets kids help Horton save the Whos. With over 50 Seussian reusable stickers and colorful backdrops, kids can replay their favorite scenes or make up their own!
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MatchlessMarie
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I have been crap lately about posting here but I had to hop on since it‘s Horton Hears a Who Day!

“On the 15th of May, in the jungle of Nool,
In the heat of the day, in the cool of the pool, He was splashing…enjoying the jungle‘s great joys…When Horton the elephant heard a small noise."

Here is a throwback pic of my son with his Horton plushie. He just celebrated his 12th birthday on the 5th. Horton was one of his first favorites.

Gissy Adorable, Happy belated birthday to him❤️❤️❤️ 11mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 💙💙💙 11mo
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AppuNthebooks
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Last night‘s re-read got me thinking. For a moment I juxtaposed this children‘s story on our adult reality - the migrants being the Whos and us urbanites/middle-class/elites/authorities/anyone who is safe and sound as the inhabitants of the Jungle of Nool - and found some unsettling issues. Do the people of Whoville need to be thankful to the people ‘bigger than they‘ who‘ve ‘got to protect them‘? That right there is inequality. Contd.👇🏽

AppuNthebooks Sure, Horton goes out of his way to help & pays for it too, but he puts the onus on the people of Whoville to be heard - “Make every Who holler! Make every Who shout! Make every Who scream!” But what about the rest of the denizens in the Jungle of Nool? Why isn‘t the onus on them to listen? Why do the Whos have to prove “they ARE persons, no matter how small.” No one should have to struggle to be acknowledged for #APersonIsAPersonNoMatterHowSmall (edited) 4y
Sace I appreciate what you are saying because we should be past that now. I am not being a Seuss apologist at all, but I'm willing to say that at the time he wrote, that was the conventional wisdom. But I repeat, we really should be WAY past that now and Horton should be a relic. At the same time, for younger people it is good for starting the conversation about being able to LISTEN and being aware. 4y
Sace You've made me see Horton in a whole new way! 4y
AppuNthebooks Same @Sace. I‘ve no issue with the story. I agree with all you said - that it‘s a great way to get kids to cultivate empathy & encourage them to listen. The dynamics of Horton, the animals & Whoville teaches them that. Dr Seuss will remain a favourite. I‘m only talking from the perspective of the current situation where adult, educated, powerful people are calling the shots & they are just not listening. And it‘s easy for it to remain just News. 4y
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AppuNthebooks
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Reading it to my child tonight, I was heartbroken as the message was all too real. My country is currently facing a new crisis - apathy towards migrant workers. I‘m no activist nor do I have the guts or means. There are many like me. Many that aren‘t. Many that are better and bolder. But if anything is to change, we‘ve got to do as Horton says -“Make every Who holler! Make every Who shout! Make every Who scream!” #APersonIsAPersonNoMatterHowSmall

LiteraryinLawrence 💜💜 4y
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mydearwatson
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I know of a few people who could benefit from reading this book.

I think writing this book helped Dr. Seuss be a little less racist, at least against the Japanese and Japanese Americans, if I remember correctly.

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Kerrioke
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#LiteraryLuck #LessonsFromDrSeuss

I tagged my favorite Dr. Seuss book and this is one of my favorite quotes ❤️

@vkois88 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Love this one!! 5y
vkois88 This one is great 5y
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jmtrivera
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One of the #LessonsFromDrSeuss I try to remember most. #LiteraryLuck

lynneamch My granddaughter never gets tired of this one. What a beautiful message. 💕 5y
vkois88 ❤❤❤ 5y
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TobeyTheScavengerMonk
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“A person‘s a person. No matter how small.”

#LiteraryLuck #LessonsFromDrSeuss

Happy Birthday Ted!

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🎉🙌🏻💗📚 5y
vkois88 ❤❤ 5y
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abookishbutterfly
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A person‘s a person, no matter how small. ~Horton

Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss!

#lessonsfromdrseuss #literaryluck @vkois88 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Love!! ❤️🐘 5y
vkois88 Awww ❤ 5y
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TheBookKeepers
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Pickpick

Finally read this classic children‘s book & loved it!! ❤️

Riveted_Reader_Melissa Oh that‘s a great one! 5y
Pricel101 Cute! And still relevant today! 🍃🌸 5y
Readingismyescape One of my favorites! 💜💜 5y
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Tanisha_A
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"On the 15th of May, in the Jungle of Nool,
In the heat of the day, in the cool of the pool,
He was splashing, enjoying the jungle's great joys,
When Horton the ? heard a small noise."

Enjoying re-reading it! ?

Crazeedi ❤💜💖 6y
Cathythoughts 👍🏻❤️❤️ 6y
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mom2bugnbee
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I have been MIA & have missed y'all! February was crazy. I'm an Olympics junkie, so I watched as much as possible, my hubby is in rehearsals as Mr. Bennet in P&P (opens Friday), & my youngest daughter is in rehearsals as Jojo in Seussical (opens Wednesday). Hoping to get back into the swing of reading soon, but I wouldn't trade my crazy life for the world!

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WhatDeeReads
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Love my new pen so much.

Reminds me of the flower that Whoville was on in Horton Hears a Who.

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ChrisBohjalian
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My cat, Horton, in my library: losing herself in a book. Or, perhaps, hearing a Who.

Tanzy13 🐱 7y
Cupofjo 😻 7y
Bookzombie 💕🐱 7y
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Kappadeemom Law, I thought it was a golden retriever 😂😂 7y
Colleenma I love Dr Seuss (edited) 7y
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Gina
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Dr. Seuss the poltical cartoonist. I bow to you my sir!

RealBooks4ever Wow. 😳 7y
Gina @RealBooks4ever yes I find it very eye opening :( 7y
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Celeste57
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Well, #happybirthdaydrseuss! Your book taught me how to read, for which I'll always be grateful. 📚❤️ #marchmadness

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shanebeth
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happy birthday Dr. Seuss! thank you for gifting us with your wonderful stories. we've been enjoying these books in my class this week! #ReadAcrossAmerica #teachersoflitsy

kspenmoll 😍 7y
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Libby1
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The child is watching this now.

In Dutch. 🌷

Don't ask me why. 😃

Libby1 No kidding, @Mindyrecycles . I have a quirky kid! 7y
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OrangeMooseReads
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Still listening and coloring

BookishMarginalia Love it! 7y
Texreader Doing a beautiful job. Keep up the nice work!! 7y
britt_brooke 💙💙💙 7y
Cinfhen Looks UH.MAY.ZING ❣️ 7y
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