It’s been four months since Coop and I arranged his Dr. Seuss books by spectrum. We’re not sure why we do these things. Probably just to hang out together for a few extra minutes. Or maybe we’re just Seussian savants?
The other day I noticed that the books had undergone a reordering over the last few weeks. Some books have jumped across the shelf, while whole groups remain intact. What does this all mean? *** gender bias? – the pink books areĀ untouched ***
Here are the pics – what do you see? More analysis after the jump.
February 2008:
June 2008:
Here are some things I noticed:
- Right off the bat, the pink books did not move. He actually likes two of those stories, so I’m wondering if there’s some pink-aversion because he’s a boy.
- Somehow both copies of Oh The Pets You Can Get have moved together. This is fishy.
- Hop on Pop and There’s a Wocket in My Pocket have switched positions.
- The green and blue books must be popular, as they are dispersed. The white books, along with the pink, have moved less.
That’s all for now.
Is he right handed? Couldn’t that be part of it?