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- Published in January 1990, this is the last book written and illustrated by Dr.
Question 1:
Published in January 1990, this is the last book written and illustrated by Dr. Seuss. In the US, its a popular graduation gift.
A. My Book about ME
B. I Am NOT Going to Get Up Today!
C. Oh, the Places Youll Go!
D. Fox in Socks
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