Maybe You Should Fly a Jet! Maybe You Should Be a Vet! by Theo. LeSieg - 1980 First Edition Dr. Seuss

In the bright and boundless world of “what will you be,” a whirlwind of wild careers spins across the page—a boy dreaming of flying jets that zoom past clouds, healing sick pets with stethoscope and care, driving giant trucks or diving deep beneath the sea, every occupation bursting with the infectious energy of possibility as Theo. LeSieg (Dr. Seuss writing backward) unleashes his signature rhyme in a riot of red, yellow, and blue that makes choosing a future feel like the most exciting game ever invented. Michael J. Smollin’s bold illustrations leap with the same joyful chaos that defined the era, each page a new “maybe” that invites little readers to shout their own dreams aloud. Imagine reading it on a sunny afternoon, the words tumbling like laughter as a child’s eyes widen at the thought of being a farmer, a drummer, a diver, or even a jet pilot soaring above the world, the book becoming a launchpad for every “when I grow up” conversation that follows. From the beloved Bright and Early Books series, this 1980 first edition remains crisp and vibrant, a piece that turns any bookshelf into a runway of endless potential. Discovered by Treasures of Bako - Have we got a gem for you.