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"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you"ll go." These simple-but-true words were written by Dr. Seuss in one of his 44 books. ___A1_____

Theodor Seuss Geisel was born in 1904. ___A2_____ He grew up in the town of Springfield, Massachusetts. When he was a small child, his mother would help him go to sleep with children's songs. Years later, Ted would go on to write some very famous songs of his own.

When he was at college, Ted began to write for a magazine. This was the first time he wrote under the name Seuss. Though not a real doctor, he would soon write only as Dr. Seuss. ___A3_____ His drawings were published in many kinds of magazines.

In time, Ted wanted to both write and draw pictures for his own children's books.His first book had many drawings of some of the cars and people he knew from the streets of Springfield. It was difficult to get the book printed. ___A4_____ It was turned down 27 times before it was finally published. Not long after, his book The Cat in the Hat became a huge success. It helped to make Dr. Seuss a well-known name in children's books.

Over the years, Ted wrote some of the best-loved children's books in the world. He won a Pulitzer Prize and many other prizes for his work. ___A5_____ But his books and his songs are still well-known today. More than 200 million of his books are now in print in 15 languages.

A. In 1991, he passed away.

B. He soon became a famous writer.

C. At college, he started writing books for children.

D. Ted had to be patient and keep trying.

E. It is likely that you have read one or more of them.

F. When he left college, Ted began drawing.

G. To his family and friends, though, he was known as Ted.