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This is a humorous picture book that uses a child's literal misinterpretation of common figures of speech to teach about idioms and language. The boy's worry creates mild comedic anxiety but resolves through learning. It's an engaging, educational romp that celebrates curiosity and understanding how language works.
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A young boy is worried about what will happen to his body when he hears such expressions as "I'm tongue-tied," "don't give me any of your lip," and "I put my foot in my mouth." A young boy is worried about what will happen to his body when he hears such expressions as "I'm tongue-tied," "don't give me any of your lip," and "I put my foot in my mouth."
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- Fiction
- Figures of speech
- Human Body
- Stories in rhyme
- Juvenile fiction
- Children's fiction
- Boys, fiction
- Young Adult
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ISBN 9780439803144 · SCHOLASTIC