Title: Was the Grinch a Nazi?
Product review: I really enjoyed looking/reading through this book and learning a lot about Theodor Geisel. While he participated in some of the racial paranoia about the Japanese during WW2, for the most part he decried racism against blacks and Jews. (Don't be too quick to judge. Perhaps, living in the time of uncertainty he did and, just like you and just like me, he was merely an imperfect human being?) His pieces were very pointedly against the isolationists of the late 30s and against anything that could impact the successful prosecution of the war. Anyway, I would encourage all the fans of Horton, the Grinch, the Lorax and the Cat, as they grow up, to learn more about their cartoonist idol and view this fascinating piece of American history.
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