How the Grinch Got So Grinchy
- ISBN-10
- 0375906622
- ISBN-13
- 9780375906626
- Category
- Behavior
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001
- Publisher
- Random House Books for Young Readers
- Authors
- Dr. Seuss, Bonnie Worth
Description
"Unlike the Whos, who liked Christmas a lot, the Grinch in his cave on Mount Crumpit did not! Ever wonder why? Fans of all ages--particularly young readers--will be fascinated to learn how one very unhappy holiday season turned the Grinch into a world-class grump. Told in simple rhyme and illustrated in the Who-bil-acious style of the blockbuster movie starring Jim Carrey, "How the Grinch Got So Grinchy takes readers back to the Grinch's childhood and into his misunderstood fuzzy green soul.
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