NOUN: a sequence of word or sounds, typically of a alliterative kind, that are difficult to pronounce quickly and correctly, as, for example, "tie twine to three tree twigs."
Unwrapping
"Tongue Twisters"
Authored and Illustrated by Amy Mullen
* Ages: 5+
* Grade Level: PS+
* Publisher: Xist Publishing
* Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
* Language: English
About the book
This book is a playground where you can come and play with words. Language is so fun to mess with and tongue twisters are the ultimate in word games.
Classic tongue twisters are highlighted such as Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, She sells sea shells, Betty Botter bought some butter, and a Tutor who tooted a flute tried to tutor two tooters to toot, just to name a few.
Each tongue twister is featured on a two page spread with delightful illustrations to accompany the text. I learned a few new ones myself and giggled as I tried to read them quickly. I must admit that stumbled a few times but hey that's what makes them so much fun and encourages you to read them again and again to get them right! The real fun is when you increase your reading speed and try not to trip up.
Kids will love the challenge of pronouncing each word correctly and celebrating when the words flow properly thus conquering their quest for perfection. I dare you to wrap your tongue around these word beauties and master the art of reading tongue twisters out loud to someone! I highly recommend this book. Long live tongue twisters!
Amy Mullen is a self-taught digital illustrator living in Arlington, Virginia. She graduated from Sweet Briar College with a BA in Dance and a minor in English & Creative Writing. She is a member of SCBWI and has an affection for all things related to the children’s illustration market. In 2009, Amy created Mint Parcel, a line of affordable art prints for kids featuring animals, monsters, pop culture figures and famous literary characters.
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