The Cat in the Hat Comes Back.

"No spots are too hard for a hat cat like me!": The Cat in the Hat comes Back; Inscribed by Dr. Seuss

The Cat in the Hat Comes Back.

SEUSS, Dr. [Theodor Geisel].

Item Number: 124518

New York: Beginner Books: A Division of Random House, 1958.

Early printing of the sequel of Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat. Octavo, original illustrated boards, pictorial endpapers. Inscribed by Dr. Seuss opposite the title page, “For Sarah Pike a fascinating little girl! Dr. Seuss.” Near fine in a good dust jacket with rubbing and wear.

The year after Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, broke new ground in children’s books with The Cat in the Hat, he brought back the immediately popular character—with 26 little cats under his red-and-white stovepipe, not to mention the mysterious “Voom”—for a new madcap adventure. The title was the second from Beginner Books, Geisel’s own imprint at Random House; in very little time, as that line’s identifying logo, “the Cat’s image would become synonymous with learning to read” (Cohen, 324).

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