Wholesale Children's Book - Tongue Twisters and Ear-Deceivers

Tongue Twisters: A group of words difficult to articulate, assembled for amusement or to serve as an elocution exercise. “Did your tea take away your cough?” said the tattooed armadillo to the shorn dog. “Six mice under six beds smile without worry at six cats on six beds.” Ear-Teasers: an ear-teaser is a sentence difficult to understand, often made up of monosyllables, which gives the impression of being in a foreign language or of having another meaning. “A hole formed there, a worm settled there.” “I would have liked it if it had not rained any more.” Difficult-to-pronounce words, sentences impossible to understand… For your greatest pleasure, play at twisting your tongue and deceiving the ears around you… Author: Henri Galeron 64 pages