In a People House by Theo. LeSieg (Dr. Seuss) - 1972 Bright and Early Book Illustrated by Roy McKie

In the bright and early hush of a house that hums with hidden wonders, a mischievous mouse and a wide-eyed bird embark on a whirlwind tour of everyday magic—peeking into drawers full of spoons, bouncing on beds that squeak, flipping light switches that flood rooms with glow, and discovering clocks that tick-tock and chairs that creak, all in the joyful rhythm of Theo. LeSieg’s (Dr. Seuss writing backward) irresistible rhyme that turns a simple home into the grandest adventure imaginable. Roy McKie’s bold, colorful illustrations burst across every page in reds, blues, and yellows, making each ordinary object feel like a brand-new discovery waiting to be named and celebrated. Imagine reading it aloud on a quiet mornings, the words tumbling like the mouse and bird themselves as a child’s eyes light up with the thrill of recognizing their own world transformed into poetry, the book becoming a first lesson in the delicious power of language and observation. From the beloved Bright and Early Books series, this 1972 edition remains crisp and vibrant, a piece that turns any bookshelf into a doorway to wonder. Discovered by Treasures of Bako - Have we got a gem for you.