Teeth are in no way required for jam. That being said though, he really enjoyed this story about how to take care of your teeth.

Through out the book he is told all the different types of people and creature that have teeth. Isaiah (4)I’ve always wanted to read book with a trapeze artist inside! It is a Dr. Seuss book written under "Theo Lesig" with illustrations that are completely different than regular Seuss. It is disconcerting to hear Seussical rhyme with illustrations that are so different from his, and the effect is a little incoherent -- not quite hitting the mark.I think the Tooth Book goes nicely with the Foot Book, The Ear Book, etc. Just not one of our favorites, although some of the pictures were pretty silly and made him laugh, like the jellyfish trying to play the trombone. So much so that I wish we didn't own it. It wasn't just me that noticed it, but my 5 yr old, while reading it himself this morning, noticed it too. The art was redone in 2000. Shailendra 0 books view quotes : Apr 19, 2019 04:52PM. Ew.Not Dr. Seuss' finest work. Synopsis: "A classic work by Dr. Seuss writing as Theo. They would also enjoy the humor that comes from characters using their teeth for things other than speaking or eating. Dr. Seuss was huge back then. My Review: It looks like a Dr. Seuss book but it doesn't feel or sound like a Dr. Seuss book. It shares information about various teeth and who and what has teeth. (Although she also currently thinks that jellyfish are called trombones. My son wants me to "read" it (Flip the pages while he looks, but isn't patient enough with this particular book to actually let me read more than a few words at a time before **flip, flip flip**) but even he seems disenchanted with the book, except for the front and back inside cover images which have shadows of various animals and their teeth. I like it because it is all about the usage of teeth and how to take care of them. It's a nice quick-read to introduce children to teeth via boI don't have much to say about this book because it was just a small read and I was just waiting to get my braces so I figured to read one of Dr. Seuss' old books that made when he was under the name Theo LeSeig. This book is about teeth. Then he returns with the plea to take take care of one's teeth.This book was great. I like it because it is all about the usage of teeth and how to take care of them. There are some interesting words in this story which can be used to improve children's vocabulary. The people kind of disgust me with their bulbous, gross, distorted, ugly looking features. As the season comes to a close, we wante...A classic work by Dr. Seuss writing as Theo. It shares information about various teeth and who and what has teeth. For example, broadcaster, clam, roast, etc. I can definitely say that Seuss' illustrations still look similar to the cartoons of Seuss that we know today but still feel like a traditional cartoonist drawing. I like the rhymes and the repetition as they can be good in helping children to stay focused and also in enjoying the story. This book supports linguistic because it teaches the children how to read many different words when it comes down to the language. I wish he used a different word than "dumb" near the end, but it honestly is dumb to break your teeth untying knots and removing bottle tops, so I guess it's not that bad. This is one I missed from 1981. Despite this, it is a fun book that teaches children the purpose of teeth and the importance of taking care of them.The book is all about a young boy who is learning about teeth.
This book supports linguistic because it teaches the children how to read many different words when it comes down to the language. For a book about teeth, it didn't mention brushing or flossing, just a general "take care of your teeth" with creepy large-toothed characters.

LeSieg, with new illustrations by Joe Mathieu, about who has teeth, who doesn't, and how to keep the ones you have!Besides Seuss's wonderful off the wall humor, we enjoy the illustrations as well. He especially enjoyed the page with the "big boy" who ate too much junk food & sweets and was getting cavities. There’s nothing like picking up a debut novel and feeling like you’ve found your new favorite author. The Tooth Book (Bright and Early Books for Beginning Beginners) I wonder why I never saw this as a child?

I loved the bright illustrations that covered each page. And the book does have some really good information about teeth. The text is by Dr. Seuss and illustrations by Joe Mathieu; while children might enjoy it, it's not nearly in the leage of some of Seuss's best work, although it does include wordplay and the wonderful rhythmic text he is known for. List 13 wise famous quotes about Dr Seuss Tooth Book: Flattery is often a traffic of mutual meanness, where although both parties intend deception, neither are deceived. Dr. Seuss was huge back then. Different people tell him why they need teeth, and how bad it can be if you lose them.A young boy explores his area as he finds all of the places where teeth can be found. And several times sense and facts were sacrificed to the rhyme, like the idea that creatures without teeth can't eat jam. And several times sense and facts were sacrificed to the rhyme, like the idea that creatures without teeth can't eat jam. Seuss explains that everyone has teeth: doctors, Jack-o-laterns, lions, etc. How do they eat?A wonderbful book that encourages the little ones to take care of their teeth!I don't have much to say about this book because it was just a small read and I was just waiting to get my braces so I figured to read one of Dr. Seuss' old books that made when he was under the name Theo LeSeig. I thought I had read all the Dr. Seuss books and I find out there are many left to read for me so I am trying to get them. That being said though, he really enjoyed this story about how to take care of your teeth. This book is a brief and playful introduction to the different kinds of teeth that are found in the world -- reminiscent of The Foot Book but not as good. I think the children would enjoy this book as they relate to their own teeth and can see how important it is to take care of their teeth.


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