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Dr Seuss: The cat behind the hat

28th June 201313th January 2016 Louise Jack

Theodore Giesel is probably not a name many of us will recognise. Dr Seuss on the other hand…. Dr Seuss, or Theodore Giesel, to give him his proper name will be a familiar name to many readers. His books The cat in the hat and Horton hears a who have been read by millions. The […]

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