Children's book - tongue twisters and ear trumps

Tongue twisters: Group of words difficult to articulate, assembled for fun purposes or to serve as a speech exercise. “Your tea, did it remove your cough ? »said the fully tattooed armadillo to the shorn doggie. “Six mice under six beds smile carefree at six cats on six beds.” Trompe-oreille: a trumpet-ear is a difficult-to-understand sentence, often made up of monosyllables, which gives the impression of being in a foreign language or of having another meaning. “A hole was made there, a worm got into it. » “ I would have liked it if it had stopped raining. » Words difficult to pronounce, sentences impossible to understand... For your greatest pleasure, play at making your tongue turn and fooling the ears around you... Author: Henri Galeron