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The document summarizes information about Dr. Seuss and his book "The Lorax". It discusses that the book's theme is about saving the environment for everyone, with a lesson of not cutting down trees. Facts provided include Dr. Seuss' real name pronunciation and lifespan, as well as citing the book and other references used.
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- 2. Facts about Dr. Seuss His family pronounced his name, “ Zoice” Born March 2, 1904; died Sept. 25, 1991 Doodled in all of his school notebooks
- 3. Other books by Dr. Seuss The Cat and the Hat Green Eggs and Ham One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish
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