You like tongue twisters. Right?
Sally sells seashells by the seashore
Peter Piper packed a peck of pickling peppers
How much would could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
And then there’s Prince Pugawulamukapee
Prince Pugawulamukapee finds himself down under the lichen and under the moss in the wonderful land of Trusvariankoponomy. By his getup, he figures he’s royalty. When he sees King Kinliadoronopolo and Queen Quipakoopafilia, he realizes that he’s not the King.
Of course everybody wants him to spend time with Princess Petanukulany. But it’s rather difficult since he doesn’t speak Trusvariankoponomian.
Prince Pugawulamukapee is now available in Paperback, E-book, and Audiobook. David Edes did a wonderful job, lending his Irish brogue to this tale. And you’re going to love how he birdsong’s the oo in Quipakoopafilia. A much better job than Prince P, to be sure.