Green Eggs and Ham

Dr. Seuss wrote this 1960 Beginner Book after his publisher, Bennett Cerf, bet him that he could not write a book using only fifty different words. In bouncing rhyme, the persistent Sam-I-Am pursues a grumpy, unnamed character, offering him a plate of green eggs and ham in a house, in a box, with a fox, in a car, on a train, in the rain, with a goat and on a boat, while the refusals grow ever more elaborate.

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Richard Branson: “My wife Joan and I have old favourites like Dr Seuss, Roald Dahl and The Hungry Caterpillar, as well as some new ones like Charlie and Lola and The Gruffalo on our reading lists for Etta, Artie, Eva-Deia and baby Bluey.”
Stephen Curry: “gonna tell em about all the dr. Suess books that I used to read”