Liked It“Another one of Seuss's adult picture books. This one is a hilarious parody on the medical system, meant to be given to your child on "his 70th birthday". I really love Dr. Seuss's rhyme scheme, and his ideas are truly one in a million. I can just imagine myself sitting in the doctor's office...” see full review » see other reviews » |
“Penny D said: 3 stars
A coming of age for us oldies? Hey, it's Dr. Seuss, why not. We follow an old guy through his sudden realization the he's hit the 'old' factor.
I'm not old in my head and don't think about it until I see myself in a mirror. It's a scary deal. It's delinated as a children's book, but I'd market it as an adult picturebook.
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“Now that I'm an old broad I can sympathize with Seuss on the aging dilemma. Dr. Seuss is Seuss and covers it well.”
Penny D wrote this review 11 days ago. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“Another one of Seuss's adult picture books. This one is a hilarious parody on the medical system, meant to be given to your child on "his 70th birthday". I really love Dr. Seuss's rhyme scheme, and his ideas are truly one in a million. I can just imagine myself sitting in the doctor's office waiting for Ms. Becker, the beckoner, to beckon me back to the examination room. Truly wonderful :)”
Jes wrote this review Tuesday, March 10 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No“CLASSIC! One of the 3 Dr. Seuss books I have carried with me through life. Simple stories with powerful messages we should always remember. Reminds me to keep a youthful innocence no matter you much life tries to jade you.”
James W wrote this review Tuesday, January 6 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No