Dr. Seuss Books (Mini #41)

You don't have to go to Bolivia to find a podcast with some trivia. Based on listener suggestions, I've got 10 simple questions. You won't need a prof or a proctor for trivia -sus -doctor. We have our path charted, so now let's get started and have fun that's good -hearted. 1. Published in 1957, what book tells of Sally, her brother, and an anthropomorphic feline trying to entertain them? The Cat in the Hat 2. J and K go on some freewheeling rhyming in what Pisces titled book. 1. Fish, 2. Fish, Redfish, Bluefish 3. What 1960 book by Seuss has only 50 unique words in it? Green Eggs and Ham 4. Which 1957 Seuss book was adapted into an animated special in 1966 that was directed by Chuck Jones? How the Grinch Stole Christmas 5. Commonly given as a graduation gift, what was the final Dr. Seuss book published before his death in 1991? Oh, the places you'll go. 6. Confronting the Onesler, which Seuss character speaks for the trees? The Lorax 7. What 1954 book taught us, a person's a person, no matter how small? Horton Hears a Who 8. What 1965 book features an increasingly difficult series of tongue twisters? Fox in Socks 9. What title characters come in plain and star -belly varieties? The Sneaches 10. What book told us about the Yeps on the Steps and a Zamp in the Lamp? There's a Wocket in my Pocket 11. How'd you do? No, I'm not going to be rhyming anymore. It's not my forte, clearly. Do you have any other authors, childrens, or otherwise that could use their own episode? Let me know on Spotify or social media. This has been the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia podcast. You can learn more about the show at dorkygeekynerdy .com. You can support the show and get ad -free episodes at patreon .com. This show was written, produced, and hosted by me, Brian Rawlins. If you're into audiobooks or want to turn your book into an audiobook, contact me at thevoicesinmyhead .com. This show was released under a Creative Commons, Attribution, Non -Commercial No Derivatives 4 .0 International License. Thanks for listening.