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Dr. Seuss's message is, isolationism was not the right policy to pursue, that is the quote "in god we trust (and how!)" the country doesn't know how to trust. ostriches stick their head in the ground when they're scared, the country was also scared

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Dr. Seuss's message was the nazi bird represented as Germany taking over the countries (chopping them down). the big bird in the middle represented the U.S, trying not to get involved

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Dr. Seuss's message was isolationists (the bird) got blown away by war (WWII).

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Dr. Seuss's message was when WWII was going on (the tornado) the U.S (the house) was trying to keep themselves out of it.

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Head in the Sand:
-It resembles a coin
-There is a bird smelling the ground
-There are clouds in the backround

Nazi Bird:
-The bird is breaking the branches
-There are broken branches in the backround
-There is a hat on the bird that represents the government

Isolationism:
-The bird was blown away
-There is the word "war"
-There is wording that says "He Never Knew Waht Hit Him"

Patch the Fence:
-There is a tornado coming toward the house
-There is a broken fence
-People are hiding in a bunker

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I think this was the authors message because it was the best way to resemble that the country was scared and terrified and the quote "in god we trust (and how) shows this also that the country cant trust anyone on anything.

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The author used this message because it was a good representation on how Germany was taking over the countries and then they wanted revenge.

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I think this was doctor Seuss's message because he was trying to resemble that people were dying and getting blown away by the war and the bird getting blown was the authors way of showing that.

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I think this was Dr. Seuss's message because that was his way of resembling that people did not wanna be a part of WW||