orally, literature is more engaging for the narrator and the audience, especially younger audiences.

Given Seuss’ wide use of neologisms and unconventional punctuation and all caps, juxtaposed with his simple diction, his works encourage a range of variations in intonation and pace when read on an active or "performative" level.The Grinch has since been made into both animated and non-animated full length movies, a medium easily enabled by his performance-like writing style and the culmination of above stylistic techniques. Motives focused on Readers:Seuss uses two cliched images in this passage from Mulberry Street. The chinese boy "eats with sticks" is a cultural cliche, while the magician doings tricks is a cliche image. He immediately breaks this pattern on the next page with a "Seussical" (and less familiar) image ofhow fast the concept has taken off," said Swad. Swad, a veteran restaurateur, has been honing his craft since age 15. Said Swad, "From a very early age, I've studied restaurant concepts. It's always been fascinating to me to pick them apart and find what makes them successful." At age 43, it looks as though Swad has perfected the recipe for a phenomenal hit.

Carol Porter, Stuart Porter, and Todd Crosswhite, Houston residents, are the new owner-operators of Houston's first Wingstop location. "Business has been great," said Stuart. "We're glad to finally have our grand opening and let everyone know we're here."