Are you seriously trying to deny that the 6 books in question were poor sellers?
I don't really care what you think of me personally, so your attempts to paint me as a pouty teenager are wasted.
https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertain...ngs-2020.html/
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The Dr. Seuss books that have been pulled were not very popular. Last year, Green Eggs and Ham sold 338,000 copies, while Oh, the Places You’ll Go! sold 513,000 copies, the New York Times reported. In comparison, And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street sold 5,000 copies, while lesser-known titles like McElligot’s Pool and The Cat’s Quizzer “haven’t sold in years” through retailers BookScan tracks.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/maddieb...h=600474a4e935
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The store only had one copy of If I Ran the Zoo, she added, explaining that none of the titles listed were popular enough to keep in stock.
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What they didn’t acknowledge is that these six books make up only a sliver of the Seuss library—and the money-making machine that that library has become.
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