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Dr. Suess: Personal Narrative Fiction
When I was in kindergarten I loved Dr. Suess. I loved it because of the way he makes wacky characters and plots. He was my favorite author back then
I had a whole collection from the Lorax to almost all the Cat in the Hat books.I absolutely adored Dr. Suess and while everyone else read things like Bernstein Bears read and re-read Dr. Suess.
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