Dr. Seuss' acclaimed book "Oh, The Places You'll Go" is an inspiration, encouraging us all to chase our dreams, pursue our goals and never be afraid to fall.
But is the story just as inspirational all over the world as it is to children and adults in the U.S.? YouTuber brizzyvoices finds out, reading the entire book using an impressive 68 accents from across the globe. She even delves into some more obscure voices like "newscaster USA."
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While it's a little jarring to realize how different English can sound all over the world, it does go to prove that Dr. Seuss is just as awesome (and relatable) no matter where you are.
Watch the video and tell us in the comments if Brizzyvoices' accent from your neck of the woods was spot on or not.
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