, , , Dr. Seuss’ book, which was first published in 1937, launched Theodor Geisel’s career as Dr. Seuss. He wrote and published over 60 books, which have sold over 700 million copies worldwide, making him one of the world’s most enduringly popular children’s book authors. But did you know how Dr. Seuss’s books got published? The first book by Dr. Seuss, “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,” was rejected by 27 publishers. He planned to burn the book, but he ran into an old friend who had recently become a children’s book editor and asked to look at it and publish it. Before Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, rocked the culinary world with green eggs and ham or put a red-and-white striped top hat on a talking cat, he was stuck on a boat returning from a trip to Europe. He sat for eight days, listening to the ship’s engine chug away. The sound became ingrained in his mind, and he began writing to the beat. Those rhythmic lines in his head eventually became his first children’s book, “And To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street.” Dr. Seuss had a difficult time selling the bittersweet story to publishers. Geisel told his friend that he had been... etc It was rejected 27 times. He bumped into a friend who had just become an editor at a publishing house in the children’s section, McLain has become a local Dr. Seuss expert. Mulberry Street, he claims, might never have been published if it hadn’t been for a chance encounter Geisel had one day while walking home in New York City. He said if he had been walking down the other side of the street, he probably would never have become a children’s author. In 1937, the book was published. It received positive feedback, and the rest is history. But what about Mulberry Street? It turns out to be a real street in Geisel’s hometown. It was a street very close to his grandparents’ bakery, And I think also, it was the rhythm, the sound of the word that was very important with Dr. Seuss. Because there’s nothing special about the street, really. (Source: NPR) , , , ... Dr. Seuss, o Theodor Seuss Geisel, non era un vero dottore. Invece, usava l’onorifico Dr. per compiacere suo padre, che si aspettava che intraprendesse una carriera medica. (Fonte: NPR) Il dottor Seuss non ha dovuto cercare lontano l’ispirazione per il suo classico libro di Natale “Come il Grinch rubò il Natale”, pubblicato nel 1957. In un’intervista a Redbook nel 1957, ne parlò. Stavo spazzolandomi i denti la mattina del 26 dicembre scorso quando notai un’espressione molto Grinch nel riflesso. Era Seuss! Qualcosa era andato storto con il Natale, mi resi conto, o più probabilmente con me. Così scrissi la storia del mio amaro amico, il Grinch, per vedere se riuscivo a riscoprire qualcosa del Natale che evidentemente avevo perso. Tuttavia, gli ci vollero tre mesi per decidere il finale di Come il Grinch rubò il Natale! (Fonte: NPR),
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The Story Behind Dr. Seuss’ Book
Translate: "La storia dietro il libro di Dr. Seuss". Keep strong.
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Translate: "È stato rifiutato 27 volte. Ha incontrato per caso un amico che era appena diventato editore in una casa editrice nella sezione per bambini," Keep citation.
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Translate: "Disse che se avesse camminato dall'altro lato della strada, probabilmente non sarebbe mai diventato un autore di libri per bambini."
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Translate: "Era una strada molto vicina alla panetteria dei suoi nonni, e penso anche che fosse il ritmo, il suono della parola, che era molto importante per Dr. Seuss. Perché non c'è nulla di speciale nella strada, davvero."
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Let's write final answer.Il dottor Seuss è un vero medico?
Come ha fatto il dottor Seuss a inventare il Grinch?
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