Your Favorite Seuss
by Dr. Seuss
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- Random House Children's Books, 2004
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Who published the first edition of Your Favorite Seuss?
The first edition of Your Favorite Seuss by Dr. Seuss was published in New York by Random House Children's Books in 2004.
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