Love Dr. Seussandapos;s andquot;Horton Hears a Who!andquot; and wanna revisit it? Wanna know what andquot;Horton Hears a Who!andquot; is about without the hassle of actually reading it? Wanna laugh? Sparky Sweets Ph.D. has your back. From plot debriefs to key motif…
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