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Comparison Of Dr. Seuss 'Book Green Eggs And Ham'
My favorite Dr. Seuss book is “Green Eggs and Ham.” I picked this book because my mom read it to me all the time when I was little boy. Whenever she would read it to me it would always put a smile on my face. My favorite part of the book was when the “Who” that doesn’t like the green eggs and ham finally agrees to try them and likes them, “Say! I like green eggs and ham! I do! I like them, Sam-I-am!” (59) Dr. Seuss’ book “Green Eggs and Ham” is the story of a who named Sam-I-am that encourages the other who (unnamed) to try his green eggs and ham. Sam-I-am suggests many different ways for the who to try them such as in a house, with a mouse, in a box, and with a fox. He repeatedly offers the who a taste but he would always reject it. Sam-I-Am

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