Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat
Dr. Seuss cat in the Hat Living Books brings you its third Dr. Seuss interactive CD-ROM storybook–and this time it’s The cat in the Hat, starring the most beloved Seuss character of all time! Created with the same high-quality animation and whimsical humor of all Living Books products, The cat in the Hat on CD-ROM brings this favorite classic to life in true Seussian style. Tommy and Sally’s rainy afternoon gets quite a boost when the cat in the Hat “steps in on the mat,” and with the help of Thing One and Thing Two, turns the house upside down and inside out! The cat entertains with the daring tricks and wild antics that have won the hearts of millions of readers for 40 years. Full of exciting activities, this CD-ROM promises hours of engaging play for kids of all ages.
Customer Review: Autistic Kid Loves It
My 7-year old autistic daughter loves this game and will play with it for hours.
She just likes to randomly skip around and repeatedly run the animations from clickable hotspots.
She already could read the book, before we got this program. And she likes the Mike Meyers live-action adaptation of the cat in the Hat too.
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