

The award-winning tale of The Lorax tells the story of the greedy, tree-chopping Once-lers and the brave little Lorax who speaks up for the vanishing forest. Seuss - The Lorax/Pontoffel Pock & His Magic Piano Random House Books for Young Readers / $4.99 $44.98ĭr. Seuss's lovable grump makes his Step into Reading debut in this wonderland adventure through hills of green where the Truffula trees sway. Seuss's furry Earth-lover is on the loose! This Lorax coloring and activity book is filled with more than 100 zany scenes to color and complete and also includes a sheet. Random House Books for Young Readers / $5.35 $1.2ĭr. Seuss makes his Step into Reading debut in this rhymed reader that offers kids easy suggestions for going green! After explaining how the trash in. Definitely worth a watch.How to Help the Earth-By The Lorax (Step into Reading) So take that as you will.but overall, I found myself liking this a lot more than I expected. I enjoyed it for giving us a deeper-and in my opinion, very powerful-character type: the accidental villain, the everydude who makes a horrible mistake that the environment suffers for. There's nothing offensive about it (besides the miserable marketing) and my little brother enjoyed it as a fun movie. But it's colorful and exuberant, and in a lot of ways I think it really captured the "Seuss-ness" that similar remakes have missed. So, is it silly and stupid sometimes? Yes, of course. Seuss and the Lorax in this classic picture book about sustainability and protecting the environment I am the. That's a rare lesson, and one I'm really pleased to see in this movie. Seuss: 9780394823379 : Books Celebrate Earth Day with Dr. This can happen to YOU if you're not careful anybody can hurt the planet if they don't pay attention.

Obliviousness is just as dangerous as maliciousness, and that's a really powerful lesson. That's FANTASTIC, and here's why: that's how the world really is! Companies don't sit around all day cackling about how much smog they're pumping into the atmosphere it's a process, and something that happened gradually. He's not evil, but he lets his success get to his head, and that brings about his own downfall and the destruction of the forest. This Once-ler is just a stupid kid with a dream, a guy who wants to change the world. The original Once-ler was a faceless force of destruction, a shadowy embodiment of greed. Making the Once-ler human, though? BRILLIANT. It's a bit flat but perfectly enjoyable for younger kids.

As far as the frame goes, it's done pretty well. A lot of people have been lamenting the "frame story" this movie adds in, as well as the idea of making the Once-ler a human character. in this case, changes from the book/original TV short.
