In the book The Lorax, by Dr. Seuss, he uses a gentle setting to prove a bigger point. Theodor Seuss Geisel, otherwise known as Dr. Seuss, writes children’s books to express his thoughts on his opinion on debates across the world. An impressive thing is that he creates his story in the early reading stages while still sending a strong message. Many of these young readers that read his books do not understand the true meaning behind each book until later on. One of his many amazing books, The Lorax, is about how one person can have a huge effect on an entire society. This book was published in 1971 and is still popular to this day. A movie was also created to make a visual representation of the plot. There are special trees named Truffula trees. These trees are where the population of Bar-ba-loots stay and built their life upon. Later on, someone named the Once-ler arrives and decides to create a business of of these Truffula trees. His plan is to start a clothing brand called “Thneeds”. The theme of Greed and Wealth are infused into The Lorax with the greediness of the Truffula trees and how one person that is selfish, gets rid of many others. The Lorax speaks for the trees and his family and gives many wise words towards the Once-ler on what his decisions might cost him. Greed and Wealth in anyone can overpower their personality and change them into an entirely different person then they really are. In this story by Dr. Seuss, there is a simple plot for a complicated