Did Dr. Seuss prefer to write books or magazines?

Dr. Seuss (Theodore Seuss Geisel) primarily focused on writing books for children. While he did write for magazines, it was a much smaller part of his career.

Here's a breakdown:

* Books: He wrote and illustrated over 60 children's books, including classics like *The Cat in the Hat*, *Green Eggs and Ham*, and *How the Grinch Stole Christmas*.

* Magazines: He wrote and illustrated for magazines like *Life* and *Redbook*, but this was mainly in the early stages of his career. He also wrote short stories for *The Saturday Evening Post* under the pseudonym "Theo LeSieg".

Therefore, Dr. Seuss is most recognized for his books, and that's where his legacy primarily lies.