Who was Dr. Seuss?


by Janet B. Pascal
Lexile: 820
Genre: Biography

Who was Dr. Seuss? As a boy, he loved drawing silly zoo animals. As a college student, he was voted least likely to succeed. As an adult, he wrote children's books that changed young reader's lives forever.

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