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A review by nanaofnaia
Horton Hears a Who! by Dr. Seuss
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It was not until I read this to my four-year-old granddaughter, who asked why the other animals were trying to kill Horton, that I realized that Dr. Seuss is basically saying that if you "hear voices" or "can't prove your experience is real," everyone--and oh yes he means EVERYONE--in the jungle will want to kill you.
We are fairly blind to the way we treat the mentally ill, who often are not in a good position to "prove the voices are real" or that the illness is not laziness or a matter of choice.
And I certainly wasn't going to explain that to my granddaughter, who worries about others enough as it is.
We are fairly blind to the way we treat the mentally ill, who often are not in a good position to "prove the voices are real" or that the illness is not laziness or a matter of choice.
And I certainly wasn't going to explain that to my granddaughter, who worries about others enough as it is.