‘Racist’ Dr. Seuss Books Are Now Spiking in Value

As you might expect, the six Dr. Seuss children’s books that are now out of print due to complaints about racist imagery in their pages are now collectors’ items. . .

The titles in question are “If I Ran the Zoo,” “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,” “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Beyond Zebra!,” “Scrambled Eggs Super!” and “The Cat’s Quizzer.” . . .

“If I Ran the Zoo” in hardback was going for $995 at its lowest price on Amazon; no paperbacks were available. On eBay, a decent-looking hardback copy was going for a low “buy it now” price of $200 — all the way up to $9,999. (There also was a copy going for $1 million, believe it or not.)

“And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street” in hardback was going for $1,399 at its lowest price on Amazon; no paperbacks were available. On eBay, a decent-looking hardback was going for a low “buy it now” price of $150, while the most expensive “buy it now” hardback was $100,000.

How about “McElligot’s Pool”? Well, the lowest price for a collectible hardback was $999 on Amazon (while the paperback was only $349.99). On eBay, the lowest “buy it now” price for a decent-looking hardback was $275, while the highest price was $10,000. (Read more from “‘Racist’ Dr. Seuss Books Are Now Spiking in Value” HERE)

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