At cross-cultural gatherings in Bethlehem, West Bank, groups of children and adults turn to a 67-year-old, colorful comic ...

Dr Seuss did more than write fun children's books. He poured his talents into the war effort, and between 1941 and 1943, drew ...

Based on the beloved book by John Steptoe and told in ... tapestry of music and imagination. From the loyal Horton the Elephant, who hears a faint cry for help on a speck of dust, to the ...

Sisco's compilation books include: “Crimson Tikes - The Tradition Rolls On,” “Bouncing Back,” “Out of Order” and “The Best of Crimson Tikes.” They can be ordered at www ...

(And if their planet is this tiny, how microscopic are the Whos?) Gigantic-eared Horton hears them all along -- perhaps his compassionate soul acts as a cosmic hearing aid. Common Sense Media's ...

The strategy is controversial to be sure, but it also works: the jury hears testimony from all of the people the White Tiger saved over the years, painting the portrait of a hero whose only ...

The American Physical Society’s magazine featured a comic explaining Wang’s recoil experiment in analogy to the children’s book Dr. Seuss’ “Horton Hears a Who.” Wang was pleasantly surprised at the ...

Marvel published tons of kid-friendly stories starring the Muppets, Care Bears, Ewoks, and more using the now-forgotten Star ...

For every voice counts!” 4. ‘Horton Hears A Who!’ is a sequel, of sorts. Horton first appeared in Seuss's 1940 book Horton Hatches the Egg. In it, a bird named Mayzie talks Horton into ...