The Big Green Book of Beginner Books: I Am Not Going to Get Up Today!; Wacky Wednesday; Would You Rather Be a Bullfrog?; Maybe You Should Fly a Jet! Maybe You Should Should Be a Vet!;

Great alternative to buying the books individually. Our son loves Dr Seuss and we got him all of the Big books of beginner books. He is able to grab one book but still read several stories. They are great compilations of the classic beginner books by Dr Seuss for every generation.

For a family that has numerous age levels of books and a contiually growing library, anything that can save space and make bedtime story time easier is a win in my book. We have the Violet, Blue, Green, and Orange versions of this book series and enjoy reading through multiple stories without getting up. Definitely recommend.

We have this book in our playroom for the grandkids and they love it. At their last visit they chose this book to take with us on the ride to the airport so I bought it so they can enjoy it at home as well.

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My son and I really love reading these books! The pages are colorful with bold large text, which makes it easier for beginner readers to follow along. It wasn't too difficult for my 6-year-old to read, was perfect for his reading level. Great price for 6 complete Dr. Seuss stories. I would definitely recommend!

Dr Seuss is the best!

This collection feels slightly calmer in tone than the red and aqua versions. The stories are more narrative-driven and slightly longer in some cases, which worked well for bedtime reading. The pacing encourages more listening than active interaction, making it a nice wind-down book. It still includes rhymes and repetition in places, but with more gentle plots and soft humor. We found that the art and themes lean into kindness and storytelling rather than high-energy wordplay, which gives it a distinct tone from the others. A nice balance for kids who enjoy both active and cozy stories.

Six early readers in one book...originally purchased book to keep in the house for kids To look at when visiting. Kids were visiting and had storytime ...it went well. Since one child was in kindergarten and the other in Pre-K a young adult was to read it to them. Imagine our surprise when the older boys was able to identify the words and read most of the first story. Needless to say the books went home with the kids. I have given there books to Three other children (all very young) and when they are ready, they too can read it themselves.