While Homer is away in the woods studying the great lumberjacks, Marge and Lisa prepare for a visit by the former mayor, who is being honored by the school .
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Snopes provides a fact check on this page. A kid gets an egg for Easter and ends up eating some rotten ones. Kids eat rotten eggs every year. As soon as the rotten eggs are discovered, a doctor is called. The patient is taken to the hospital. The doctor discovers that the patient has swallowed some eggs which have been petrified. There is a hole in the roof of the patient's esophagus. The hole is from some rotten eggs which have been swallowed. However, the doctor knows that the hole in the roof of the esophagus is caused by a woodpecker. A woodpecker was in the house. The doctor knows that the woodpecker must have been in the house and they must have been rotten eggs. So the patient should have been able to name which eggs were rotten. He could not name which eggs were rotten. The doctor knows that the patient is under great stress. The patient was angry because the eggs were rotten. The doctor is able to convince the patient of the reality of the situation. He explains that he has had years of experience in the medical field. Dr. Seuss was a genius. The doctor said that he was a genius. The doctor saw that the patient had a hole in his esophagus which had been caused by a woodpecker. So he had to work hard to make the patient think that the hole in the esophagus was caused by a woodpecker.
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The tome The Big Book of Health Food Wonders contains Dr. Seuss' original manuscript for the book, revised and augmented with new material.
Awards
American Association of Publishers (AAP) award for children's books; My First Sleepover with Mona Lisa: A Dr. Seuss Story won the 2017 award.
Awarded the prestigious Coretta Scott King Award in 1998.
Bibliography
The first books are listed here. As noted, many of his books are about children who find unexpected items they need to use.
References
External links
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