Report for WEMU - Dr. Seuss

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Heather Irvine

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I covered this fun story in March of 2021. I decided on the direction of the story, obtained a resource, wrote the copy, recorded and edited the audio and it aired on WEMU the same day.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Dr Seuss remains a popular author, and the six books the Dr Seuss Foundation discontinued last week are much older. In terms of Sousse Cannon, the Animal District library has multiple copies of each in rhyme, with the increase of their sales in stores and online. Library director Josie Parker is noticing an uptick and requests for the author and the specific titles, which is not unusual. Since the foundation announced that the books would not be published, there has been increased interest in them, which is logical. People want to see for themselves. What is this about? Parker says. Ann Arbor rights are inquisitive and attributes this to the surgeon requests and arbors. Reader is a reader town. So whenever something like this happens, a yeah, they're curious. You can get them here or there but cannot get them everywhere. Heather Irvine W. Immune News