Essay On The Lorax
The Lorax is for adults as well as kids.
The Lorax is definitely for adults as well as kids,why? The Lorax has some slightly complicated wording obviously meant so adults don’t get bored, ecological devastation so some non ecologically savvy adults can see what they are doing to the world through arguably cute animals and some may say this book is not appropriate for kids, but then why are there pictures? If this was a book for adults only then there would be no pictures at all.
First of all why would the lorax have such wording that is slightly complicated for most young children but easy for most adults? This is no coincidence as for if this book was meant for just children it would have insanely simple wording and next to no punctuation. …show more content…
Up first, the story- dun-dun-dun! Which is supposedly scary to little kids but all it is is a person ravaging the environment and being mean to the Lorax on the way,but in fact the Once-ler is kind hearted as he actually regrets the going of the native animals.The Lorax is no nudist! In fact this book is staged on a different planet if not multiverse, where even what we take to be humans society may accept naked people or beings even though this is not seen in movie or book as Dr Seuss and the producers of the movie want to keep their PG rating,also the lorax is a completely different life-form from the “humans” which has fur and may not even have privates due to the fact there is no hint of other Loraxes existing, which in turn hints at immortality of the existing Lorax where if other Loraxes exist, they may have a nude accepting society. The book was obviously meant for kids as well otherwise there would have been no pictures.Others may say the rhyming makes the hard to read or it is generally hard to read for kids but on a review on a website a 5-year old read the book with no troubles at
The Lorax is definitely for adults as well as kids,why? The Lorax has some slightly complicated wording obviously meant so adults don’t get bored, ecological devastation so some non ecologically savvy adults can see what they are doing to the world through arguably cute animals and some may say this book is not appropriate for kids, but then why are there pictures? If this was a book for adults only then there would be no pictures at all.
First of all why would the lorax have such wording that is slightly complicated for most young children but easy for most adults? This is no coincidence as for if this book was meant for just children it would have insanely simple wording and next to no punctuation. …show more content…
Up first, the story- dun-dun-dun! Which is supposedly scary to little kids but all it is is a person ravaging the environment and being mean to the Lorax on the way,but in fact the Once-ler is kind hearted as he actually regrets the going of the native animals.The Lorax is no nudist! In fact this book is staged on a different planet if not multiverse, where even what we take to be humans society may accept naked people or beings even though this is not seen in movie or book as Dr Seuss and the producers of the movie want to keep their PG rating,also the lorax is a completely different life-form from the “humans” which has fur and may not even have privates due to the fact there is no hint of other Loraxes existing, which in turn hints at immortality of the existing Lorax where if other Loraxes exist, they may have a nude accepting society. The book was obviously meant for kids as well otherwise there would have been no pictures.Others may say the rhyming makes the hard to read or it is generally hard to read for kids but on a review on a website a 5-year old read the book with no troubles at