The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go. “The more that you read, the more things you will know. Lesson learned: Be curious about the world around you, and never stop learning. You’ll miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut.” “There are so many things you can learn about, but Feel free to download and print these quotes, share them with friends, or hang them up wherever you need a little inspiration! Quotes from: I Can Read with My Eyes Shut We also created a free printable with four of our favorite quotes. So we made sure to provide a source for every quote, and a link to the book it came from in case you’d like to read more. Seuss’s best quotes-not just the funniest or most creative ones-but those quotes that stick with you, and maybe give you a bit of advice that kids and adults should take to heart.Īlong the way, we discovered that many of the quotes Seuss is credited with are in fact, misattributed. While he may not have set out to moralize, there are countless bits of truth and life lessons to be learned in his books. But, he admitted, there’s an inherent moral in any story. “Kids can see a moral coming a mile off,” he is quoted as saying. Seuss once said that he never began writing a story with a moral in mind.
This quote is safe for kids of all ages.Dr. If you were to drop this quote at a dinner party, would you get an in-unison "aSeuss is lots of things-silly, imaginative, and fun-but pretentious is not one of them. You'll probably hear this one in lots of fun and fantastical Seussical contexts.
Are there letters beyond Z? Sure! Why not? If you don't limit yourself, then anything can happen. This book is all about being silly and dreaming up new possibilities.
Turns out, if you want, you can keep moving on and finding new letters of the alphabet…if you've got the imagination. Our main character, Conrad Cornelius O'Donald O'Dell, is pretty proud of himself for learning all 26 letters of the alphabet. This line is from the book On Beyond Zebra!, by Dr. Seuss Courage Life Travel Freedom Inspirational Imagination Learning Experience Chance Future Literature Context
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