The Cat In The Hat by Dr. Seuss

Characters- Protagonist: The cat
                 - Antagonist: The fish
                 - All are flat
                 - They are revealed by the narrator says
Setting- backdrop
Narrative Point of View- Internal
Plot- dramatic: Setting- A cold wet day
                         Conflict- The cat in the hat play tricks so Sally and I don't feel boring. But the fish                                         doesn't like the cat.
                         Rising action- 1. The cat can holds up many things.
                                              2. The cat falls down from a ball.
                                              3. The cat brings Thing One and Thing Two.
                         Climax- Thing One and Thing Two mess up the house and Mom is coming home.
                         Denouement- I catch them and the cat take away. Then the cat tide up the house.
                         End- a new generation begins
Conflict- The protagonist against another
Theme- After messing up, you should clean up on your own.
Style- Words are easy
        - Sentences are short
        - It has many dialogues
        - It has rhyme
Tone- Humor

The most distinguishing thing in this children's book is having end rhymes. Most rhymes are on the even sentences. Moreover, there are many repeated sentences. And through the two tricks, children can learn many things' names like rake, tail, fan, and gown. The description  of the two tricks are mimic. Lastly, the most interesting thing in this book is the end. In the end, the boy throws a question to the readers. He asks readers what we would do if mom asks us what happened when she was not home. And you know if you tell the truth, mom may get angry. So "what would you do if your mother asked you?"