Hop on Pop
Father as cushion
Hop on Pop is a 1963 children's book by Dr.
Seuss, one of the most widely recognized early readers in American publishing.
The title comes from the book's simple rhyming text, which depicts children literally hopping on their father.
The phrase occasionally appears in broader contexts referring to playful roughhousing with parents: The kids love to hop on pop when he's lying on the floor.
- SeussChildren's author pseudonym
- rhymeMatching terminal sounds
- dadMale parent, informal
- fatherMale parent
- jumpPropel oneself airborne
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- Dr. SeussCat in the Hat, the Grinch, Horton, Sam-I-Am, Thing One
Hop on PopUlysses
Greek hero, Latinized
Finnegans Wake · War and Peace · Infinite Jest · James Joyce · The Brothers Karamazov
Hop on PopHamlet
Danish prince's revenge tragedy
Anna Karenina · The Divine Comedy · The Brothers Karamazov · Ulysses · Crime and Punishment
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