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“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not.“

This is a classic book for the classroom! The emphases on keeping the planet clean would be a great book around earth day! A really fun thing you would so with your class is plant a tree!

“The Lorax“ is not just a children's book but a call to action for readers of all ages. Its enduring message about conservation and the importance of caring for our planet resonates strongly in today's world, making it an essential read for anyone concerned about the environment.

“The very last truffula tree of them all!”

Teaches young children how to spread awareness, in this case, about saving the trees. This would be a longer story but children will be engaged throughout.

This is a classic dr.seuss book that beautifully illustrations the importance of our environment. It shows why we should save trees and how they provide for our world. It may be better understood by older children but all will love listening to this cute story.

Great story to show students or children that your actions affect others

“I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees. I speak for the trees for the trees have no tongues.”

This is a book by the famous author Dr. Seuss. In this book, we follow the journey of the man named the Onceler who has a type of carelessness that he brings to the beauty of nature for his own benefit. The lorax is a little character who is the protector of trees and he shows the Onceler the beauties of nature.

“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot. Nothing is going to get better. It's not.“

This would be a great book to read to children when talking about the environment. We need to make sure we take care of the Earth because we only have one of them and once it is gone it is gone.

The Lorax by Dr. Seuss is a picture book that was published in 1971. The main message of The Lorax is that everyone has a responsibility to protect the ecosystem. Dr. Seuss presents the Once-ler, a rash Thneed businessman whose unbridled desire causes the nearby surroundings to be destroyed. It illustrates the distinction between a dead and a living planet. Up until the trees are gone and everything is gloomy, they utilize vibrant colors.

We have been doing Dr Seuss themed spirit week at our school today was “Need a Thneed” -Lorax (Wear fuzzy). #MarchMadness @Andrew65 For “Dr Seuss Day.

I knew I had to reread this one for the #BBRC #PictureBook challenge! Banned for putting the logging industry in a bad light, this book emotionally tells the tale of greed and lack of conservation and the devastation that follows.

Incidentally, this library copy was printed on recycled paper!

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This remains one of my favorite children‘s books no matter how often I reread it. From its publication in 1971 to today it has stayed relevant, joyful and energizing. It makes me so sad that this book has ever been banned, most notably in ‘89 for portraying the logging industry in a bad light, but it still has detractors today who say it sends messages against capitalism. #BBRCPictureBookLetterL @LibrarianRyan

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I can‘t help it, there has always been an environmental spirit in my soul. Even as a teen I had a bleeding heart for the earth. Three grown kids, our nightly routine included reading and this was one of our favourites and as a parent, one I also enjoyed reading. Sometimes when I‘m in the forest running I think of this great kids story.

“I speak for the trees.”

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In the book The Lorax, Dr. Seuss discusses the terrible consequences humans may face if we fail to look after our environment. A greedy creature named the Once-ler only cares about making money and ignores the warnings of The Lorax, the keeper of the Truffula Trees. The book is set in a Dr. Seuss make-believe land, in a colorful forest with pink, purple, and yellow Truffula Trees.

I read The Lorax for Lincoln Park Public Library's Read Across America. Check out their Facebook page for all the videos. They are posting three a day all month. https://www.facebook.com/watch/134530723242503/706431116671999/

Hey, Littens! Sara still has a few states she needs readers from. As of this posting, she still needs CO, DE, MD, MT, NE, NV, RI, UT, VT, WV, and WY.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10102202331981119&id=26801859

Tagged book is what I read for NM.

A quick reading session this morning to start off the homeschooling , love the message in the Lorax 🌳 ❤️

This little one has set her own goodreads challenge for This year too 🥰

Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot. Nothing is going to get better. It‘s not.

It‘s book related. And cute. You‘re welcome 😇

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* Lorax by Dr. Seuss is green themed book :)
* Actually at age 21 I changed my name by my choosing, because I really didn't like the one my parents gave me :> They were warned about it and were OK with it :)
* I am grateful that all my family is safe and that I was off work for half of this week :)

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A little bit of reading with the niece and nephew. They love this one. 🥰

Especially because aunt Malina does funny voices.

The Lorax is a classic work of MF by Dr. Seuss. In this Green Prize-winning picture book, children are introduced to concepts such as corporate greed, environmental conservation, and that its never too late to do the right thing. Despite the seriousness of its theme, The Lorax is still whimsical and engaging for young readers. Check out these lesson ideas:
https://lemonlimeadventures.com/the-lorax-activities-lessons/
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1. The Count of Monte Cristo 💙
2. The Perks of Being a Wallflower 💜
3. The Lorax 💚

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Happy Earth Day! I always read these two books today. The new addition is the flower book that I folded today.

“I am the Lorax. I speak for the trees. I speak for the for the trees have no tongues.”
Dr. Seuss, The Lorax

This MF book by Dr. Seuss can be used as a great RA and S. The book is about The Lorax who “speaks for trees” and confronts the Once-ler who doesn‘t care about killing the trees. #UCFLAE3414F19

The Lorax should be mandatory first reading material. The lessons about the environment, greed, jealousy, conservation, appreciation are almost unrivaled in children‘s books. The Animated Movie brings the book to life. Proof that truth, like love can be found in any place you choose to look for it(love or truth). Supposedly Dr. Seuss had relationship issues. i don‘t care, it(personal issues) does not change the value of the lessons in his books.

“I speak for the trees”

I enjoyed the illustrations of the trees in this novel.

Another one of Seuss‘s classics and one of my favorite books of all time. He writes about the dangers of greed and overconsumption. I think everyone should read this book and truly take it to heart.

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