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    Seuss is How the Grinch Stole Christmas. It is the first book, where Dr. Seuss does not focus on a boy, but it focus on an adult; and the focus is not on good but on a villain. “The Grinch hated the Whos’s presents and toys, feasting, and joy and singing and NOISE! He says he has tolerated Christmas for 53 years” (Fensch, 2000, p.126). The Grinch tied antlers to his dog, Max, tied him up to a sleigh, put on a Santa suit and, on Christmas Eve. The Grinch then went down a Who chimney…

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    University of Oklahoma football team, however I think I may have solved the team’s issue; a man by the name of Alex Grinch. Mr. Grinch is currently the defensive coordinator for the Washington State Cougars, after taking over the job in 2015. I took the following passage from the Washington State athletics website, “The Washington State defense saw rapid improvement in 2015 under Grinch who was a Broyles Award Nominee (given to the nation’s top assistant). The Cougars’ defensive unit allowed an…

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    Is every single piece of writing completely original? Do authors take even the smallest of ideas from older stories and apply them to their own? Thomas C. Foster claimed in his book How to Read Literature like a Professor, “…there’s no such thing as a wholly original work of literature” (Foster Online). It is quite believable that all authors borrow ideas from other pieces of writing to develop their own unique stories. The primary text that the following archetypal connections expressed through…

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    Dr. Seuss Research Paper

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    at a young age as weird versions of the animals in Springfield Zoo where his father worked. He would go to the zoo after school with some paper (Krull 18). Some of his most famous characters are the Cat in the Hat, Mad Mary, Sam-I-Am, Horton, the Grinch, and the Lorax. He was able to write and illustrate 43 childrens books. In addition, his father recalled, “Ted always had a pencil…

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    to tell is Christmas is always right around the corner. One of the brightest places, not one house wasn’t decorated with colorful lights. There lights lit up the sky, making it appear very beautiful. In a cave lived a person with the name of the Grinch that had lived up on the mountain above Whoville. He just absolutely hated Christmas and everything involved in it, hated every single person who celebrated it. He just hated everyone generally, he only really ever reached out to his dog. Can’t…

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    For instance, the Grinch, a Dr. Seuss creation, learned not to be unthankful or avaricious. When you are not grateful you are less likely enjoy life, and have less content memories. The Grinch realizes that the Whoos appreciated more than just the presents, but they appreciated each other. If you do not take things for granted, then you will generally have…

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    As writers, Obama and Jeter both explain the strategies they use to convey their experience, challenges and goals. The strategy Jeter use is questioning to ask the reader what they really what to do with their lives.Questioning”What would you love to do? What are you good at? What would you like to do for the rest of your life?”(Jeter,61). Other strategies he uses is colloquial language. Jeter uses colloquial language to introduce two central ideas, goals, and dreams specifically: the…

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    it with” (Barajas). Dr. Seuss’ stories have the power to impact the English language. Not only has the word “nerd” been added to the dictionary, but Dr. Seuss was able to the reinvent the meaning of “grinch” in How the Grinch Stole Christmas. According to Nel, “And while Seuss didn’t invent ‘grinch’ the word’s meaning - a grouchy person - is all him” (). Seuss continues to influence all ages because as a writer he was willing to take risks and create a book about a word people did not know the…

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    +Imagine this: a small innocuous girl sitting in the middle of a daisy farm, slowly plucking the petals off a flower. 1,2,3,4,6,5 and suddenly an omnipotent voice takes over... 5,4,3,2,1 BOOM, and an atomic bomb is blown, shattering everyone’s ears, as well as achieving its main motive. Captivating your attention. +Believe it or not but this was actually a major advertisement within the negative campaign led by the Democratic Party in 1964, and it proved to be alarmingly effective against the…

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    Dr. Seuss 'Bright Drops'

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    world is too focused on toys and gifts ,but the real reason for Christmas is to spend time together. In the book there is Symbolism. The Symbolism is “The Grinch's bag and sled”. The bag and sled are a representative of taking and giving at first the grinch steals all the presents and is gonna throw them off the mountain,but at the last second he realizes that he should give them back(Shmoop Editorial…

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