Books like And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street

\ Here, started it everything!\ \ A DATE AT MULBERRY STREET FOR IMMORTALITY\ \ That can’t be my story. That’s only a start.\ \ I’ll say that a ZEBRA was pulling that cart.\ This is the very first story by Dr. Seuss, here, started it all.And since this beginning, you can appreciate the distinctive style of Dr. Seuss.A kid is walking to his home, and he’s thinking what “event” will talk about with his dad that he “saw” in Mulberry Street (the route to his home). And obviously, never is too good, never is finished, always getting bigger and bigger. Where his only limitation is the extension of the road.Dream bigger, it’s the message of this tale (at least that's what I got from it).However, I found the ending (I won’t tell, don’t worry) kinda anti-climatic, but I guess that maybe Dr. Seuss wanting to expose how hard sometimes is for parents and children to have an open talk without worrying to look foolish to the other.