Orangutan Tongs: Poems to Tangle Your Tongue

In this collection of thirty-four tongue-twisting poems, a round-bellied boy in a belt thinks about his hat: "I used to wear a felt hat, and I felt the hat felt right, but I swapped it for a belt, although I felt the belt was tight." A rude customer named Walter Witter whines, "Bring me wetter water, waiter." When you read these poems out loud, start slowly, otherwise you may need to see a doctor about untangling your tongue! Index of titles. Full-color artwork.