How did Dr. Seuss become inspired to do books for children?

Answer 1

From his mother when hewas young his mother madeup little ryhms to calm him andhis sibblins.When he was older, he often went down to a lake and watched birds. He thought that looking into the sky and watching everything go by was gonna get him inspired.

Answer 2

Dr. Seuss was inspired to write Children's Books because he believed that reading should be fun and engaging for young readers. After visiting a crypet museum in New York, he was inspired by the weird and whimsical creatures he saw, which led him to create some of his iconic characters like the Grinch and The Cat in the Hat.

Answer 3

He found out that his wife was incapable of having children
In 1937, while on a trip, he was inspired to write his first book, To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street.

In 1954, he read an article that said children were having trouble learning how to read in schools across the country, because children found the books boring. This inspired Dr. Seuss to try to write for beginners. He took a list of 250 words the schools were teaching kids, and put all of them into one book called The Cat in the Hat.

Answer 4

Dr. Suess or Theodore Geisel did advertising work and political Cartoons. Houghton Mifflin asked him to write a children's book using only the list of 225 words on a list for new readers. This was an inspiration to Theodore to be able to make a book interesting with a limited number of words. It became a great success and helped many children enjoy reading.

Answer 5

because he loved children and he loved reading small books

Answer 6

Theodor Seuss Geisel was inspired by the books he used to read as a child.

Answer 7

he would go to the park with his dad and would look at the animals. then he would go home and draw pictures of them. then he would try to write a poem about the animal.

Answer 8

i think what ispired dr.seuss to write children's books was because his mother read children rhyming books to him as a child.