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"In this oddball story, Dr. Seuss brought Sam-I-Am's disgusted opponent to life with many funny poses signifying refusal. In one, the snooty grump has one hand on hip, the other palm held up flat in a \"Thanks, but no thanks!\" gesture. Another is an eyes-closed, head-thrown-back howl of protest. Another features infuriated finger shaking: \"You let me be!\" (Once he's won over, the character becomes a lot less interesting.)\nJust ask a 2-year-old: it's invigorating to say the word \"No!\" 30 or 40 times in succession (or variations such as \"I won't eat it, I don't like it\"). One five-year-old was able to use her rudimentary phonics skills, memory, and a flair for saying \"No!\" to read this entire book with perfect expression. She also pointed out that the book should be re-titled \"Green Yolks and Green Ham,\" and understood its moral: \"You should try new things.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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