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Remember my recent post about finding a Dr. Seuss 2010 calendar? At first I couldn't figure out the identity of the book featured in the September layout. Turns out it was Dr. Seuss' If I Ran the Circus.

Now here's a coincidence! I just noticed that the new Kohl's Cares for Kids book collection features four Dr. Seuss titles along with corresponding plush characters: If I Ran the Circus, The Lorax, The Foot Book and Oh, the Thinks You Can Think. At only $5 each, we will be adding these titles to our home library collection very soon! And, according to the Kohl's website, "100% of the net profit from the sale of these items will support health and educational opportunities for children nationwide." We do love the Kohl’s Cares for Kids program.

What is your favorite Dr. Seuss book? For me, it is a toss up between Green Eggs and Ham and Horton Hatches the Egg.

This past weekend we went shopping. Yes, we even braved two stores during Black Friday! Kohl's department store was our first stop. Kohl's ranks high on my list of favorite stores partly because it based in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Max Kohl opened his first department store in 1962 in Brookfield, Wisconsin (the Kohl family operated grocery stores before the department stores). Kohl's is now one of the largest discount department store chains in the United States, operating 1,059 stores in 49 states.

However the main reason I love Kohl's is because I can find quality merchandise at reasonable prices for everyone in the family all in one store. We shop there for clothes, shoes and for items for our home. We even registered at Kohl's before our wedding. This weekend we took advantage of the great holiday sales and purchased Christmas dress clothes for both of my children, a king-size sheet set, a rug for my kitchen, a new coat for myself, and some clothes for my husband.

Kohls.com is the perfect place to shop during the holiday season with numerous gift options available. In fact, they even have a handy Holiday Gift Guide so that customers can view popular gifts and top picks in several price ranges. I recently browsed through some of the featured items and picked a few favorites:

For kids:
Kohl's Cares for Kids® "If You Give a Cat a Cupcake" Book ($5) - this book by best-selling author Laura Numeroff is a bargain at $5. Plus 100% of the profit from Kohl's Cares for Kids products go directly to support children’s health and education initiatives. A win-win situation all around and I applaud Kohl's for supporting the nation's youth!

While this isn't on their gift guide, like I said before I always buy my kids' Holiday clothes from Kohl's. In the store they have a huge selection of gorgeous dresses and I bought a cute sweater vest outfit for my son. Kohl's also offers a surprisingly large selection of TOYS and GAMES.

For teens: