Woza, the Cat in the Hat loves to have fun, and though he means well, makes a terrible mess and nearly ruins everything. But in the end he makes it good, Mom comes home without incident and everyone had a good time. Curious George does that in every single one of his books.
That said, it's far from my favourite. Green Eggs and Ham is arguably his true Seuss-terpiece, although Hop On Pop and Oh, the Things You Will Do are both candidates as well.
Oh, does anybody remember when in saloon one there was an attempt to write a saloon course book? Now, I know Raoul has the market on the concierge, room service, wait staff, cabbie, pink hair-dresser training manuals/supplements but is there a group here working on a basic primer. (I know there's a joke to follow this with too but my thoughts fail me)
Yes, in a way. The English textbook primer dwindled out when we all figured out that each of us had a distinct book in mind: some wanted a book for adult professionals, some a grammar book, some an 'Apple-Banana' starter book.
Tell you what, I'll start a thread Upstairs in the serious room...