Gordon K. Tseng and his daughter Sharon H. Tseng both love to play with words. One day, Gordon proposed, "Why don't we write down everything that we have been playing with?" Sharon soon collected all the rhymes they had made. Later, they got quite a few funny rhymes that really twist. After these rhymes were edited, this book-with 60 cool tongue twisters-came to be. Let's play English! But Gordon and Sharon have declared that they are not responsible for any possible damage to your twisted tongue or brain. Please see a doctor if anything happens. Just don't blame them or this book, because it's you who want to play. So, take it easy! Show time!

An illustrated collection of hundreds of difficult tongue twisters, arranged alphabetically.

500 of the toughest tongue tanglers, with silly illustrations. Index. "Gr.3-5. Gets points for quality...and most of the offerings will be new to readers."--Booklist. 128 pages, b/w illus. throughout, 5 3/8 x 8 1/4.

The letters "ABC" are used in many children book titles. There are no children's books that use the same letter of the alphabet for each word in the sentence using the same sentence format (proper noun, adverb, verb, adjective, noun). This book will fill that gap!

Can Betty buy a bit of butter and bake it in a batter? This is a tongue twister. The answer to this question does not really matter. The point is to try to say it out loud without making a mistake. Read this book to learn why tongue twisters seem to cause your tongue to twist! This full-color nonfiction reader will engage students in reading while introducing them to new vocabulary terms and concepts. Important text features include a glossary and a table of contents to develop students' comprehension and literacy skills. This book aligns with national and state standards and features exciting TIME For Kids content to keep grade 2 students engaged in learning.

This gatefold book, packed with lively art and told entirely in tongue-twisters, shows that school has begun and students are off to a slippery start. Readers can unfold the flaps to reveal commotion in the classroom and pandemonium on the playground. Full color.

Hundreds of tongue twisters to amuse and try one's verbal agility.