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"Horton Hears a Who!" is another Dr. Seuss classic that became a big-screen success. Credit: 20th Century Fox
In honor of Dr. Seuss, today is also "Read Across America Day," so we suggest cuddling up with your little one and sharing the magic of your favorite childhood story. What was your favorite Dr. Seuss book? The ParentDish team gave a thumbs up to The Sneetches -- a good lesson on bullying -- but we'd love to hear your faves.
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