With this regional labour story hanging about, it was a coincidence worth mentioning to be recently gifted this grand book of nonsense by Dr. Suess.

Seuss-isms – Wise and Witty Prescriptions for Living from the Good Doctor  1997, Random House New York

“In each book he wrote, Ted achieved not only a marvelous marriage of words and illustrations but also a truly inspired sense of nonsense.”    Audrey Geisel

We keep getting older, and Doctor Suess keeps staying the same age. The good doctor has been feeding us witty witticisms and prolific practical philosophy for as long as there’s been printing presses and Truffula trees.

It’s a short quote book that is full of good cheer. And it’s divided into clearly labeled sections, making for easy reference when truly in need of an all-encompassing Suess-ism to piece your life together. Be assured that whatever your chaos is, and wherever you are in life, Dr. Suess will have a little something to get you by.

Think left and think right

and think low and think high.

Oh, the THINKS you can think up if only you try!

Oh, the Thinks You Can Think!

And if you really want, you can twitter those goods here from the fan site suessims.com.