The Story of Dr. Seuss

Theodore, Ted, Geisel Who? The Story of How Dr. Seuss Grew.

De: Amba Brown

Narrado por: James Voltz

The Story of Dr. Seuss explores the fascinating life behind one of our favorite authors through rhyme. We know and love his books, including The Cat in The Hat, The Grinch, and Green Eggs and Ham, and now we can get to really know the man himself.

In this short and fun biography, you will learn about Ted’s early years, family life, path to success, building and flourishing in his writing career and beyond!

About the author: Amba Brown is an Australian author, living in New York City who has written multiple non-fiction books published by various houses including HarperCollins Publishers and John Catt Educational Publishing. She is also the creator of The Finding Your Path Book Series. Amba has been featured internationally, sharing her message with the Huffington Post, Reader’s Digest, and at TEDx.

©2019 Amba Brown (P)2019 Amba Brown

Educational and Clever

Dr. Seuss is most children's' first introduction to literature, and this is the perfect way for young minds to learn where books come from, and how people just like them can turn their life experiences into magic by using their imagination. Amba Brown's words adeptly imitate the whimsical rhyme and meter of Seuss, and James Voltz's charming voice makes the listening experience as pleasant as a lullaby. A treat for the precocious young Seuss fan and anyone young at heart.

Cute and short

Quick biography of Dr Seuss, really cute the way it was done and a really fun listen.

A Fun Short Seussian History of Seuss

This was just like a Dr. Seuss book but it's about the history of Dr. Seuss. If you a Dr. Seuss fan this is a fun short listen, just like a Dr. Seuss book.

Now I want to listen to more Dr. Seuss

Note at the time of this review this did not have chapter titles.

This book was provided for free, however, this is my honest opinion and review.

Charming and accessible

Extremely charming! The Dr. Seuss-inspired rhyme scheme was an added surprise, and the narrator was very charismatic. Accessible to young children while also being honest about the ups and downs of young Ted’s early life, it’s a great gateway to Dr. Seuss for new readers, and for children who are already Dr. Seuss fans, a fun opportunity to learn more about a beloved writer.

The story of Suess, written as a Seuss book

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

TLDR; It's like Dr.Seuss wrote his life story as one of his books.

Normally I'm not big on Biographies, but this was a really endearing listen. I'm not going to lie this won't change your life in any way, it's just a cute short book. If you ever read Dr. Seuss books growing up then give this a quick listen it's well worth the 15 minutes and a fun way to learn a bit more about the author.

Overall, well worth 15 minutes of your time.

A bio in rhyme

An educational and entertaining short bio of Dr. Seuss...in rhyme! The narrator did a fantastic job, too.

The only element that was missing was that the word choices could have used a bit more whimsy, given the subject matter.

Cute but distracting

This was a really cute book, in a rhyming style but the Australian narrator was a little distracting

13 minutes so very quick read!

An amazing short story you've never heard of!

This interesting and surprising historical review of how Dr.Seuss came to be is a must listen! I learned several new things and thoroughly enjoyed the storytelling and the narrators use of classic Dr. Seuss catchphrases.

Using Dr. Seuss’s own style to shortly tell his love story.

This is an interesting story book. It uses Dr. Seuss’s own writing style to describe his life story. It’s a pretty short story, similar to Dr. Seuss’s stories where he kept them short.

Generally speaking, it’s an interesting take on writing the biography of an author. Using the authors style to tell his life story.

Fun Bio

I’ve always wanted to know more about Dr. Seuss and I’m glad this book did so in a way to honor him. Rhyming. Just wish it was longer!