Dr. Seuss Thing of the Day: Coming this fall to Random House, The Bippolo Seed and Other Lost Stories — a collection of recently rediscovered Dr. Seuss stories from the early 1950s published in book-form for the very first time.
From Publisher’s Weekly:
Random enhanced the color palette of each story, and an introduction by Seuss scholar and collector Charles D. Cohen explains the significance of these seven stories, not only as lost treasures, but as transitional stories in Dr. Seuss’s career that marked the beginnings of his new philosophy about writing for children (these stories show a change from writing predominantly in prose to the rhyming style with which Seuss is now so closely associated).
“We’re like happy prospectors, having discovered a hidden vein of gold, Random House VP Kate Klimo is quoted as saying. “We know that Seuss fans, from the youngest right on up to collectors will share our joy come this fall when they break open a whole new collection of Seuss stories.”
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