Everybody knows about Dr. Seuss’ illustrious career as writer/illustrator of legendary children’s books like “The Cat In The Hat” and “Green Eggs And Ham”, but did you know that once upon a time the good doctor tried his hand at creating some “adult” content?

Way back in 1939, when Seuss was in transition from Vanguard to Random House publishing, he made an agreement with his new publisher which allowed him to put out an adult themed book of his choosing, and so “The Seven Lady Godivas” was born.

The content is quite tame by today’s standards of adult content, but it definitely delivers that Seussian style you know and love.

Seven Lady Godivas: The True Facts Concerning History’s Barest Family via Neatorama.