Sounds of a powwow. The first consonant of several words is isolated and repeated, as is the song title. Faint frogs feeling feverish and other terrifically tantalizing tongue twisters. For each letter of the alphabet, at least one tongue twister using alliteration is presented in print with humorous pictures. For instance, S shows smiling snakes sipping strawberry sodas, a shy spider spinning, and a swordfish sawing.
T has two toucans tying ties, turtles tasting tea, and tigers trying trousers.
Poems to make your belly laugh. Predictable and humorous rhyme patterns are present in nearly all of the poems in this collection. When the bread is too brown, the writer goes to town, and so forth. Moses supposes his toeses are roses. This book presents seven rhymes, each of which plays on language to engage the listener.