Byron L. Reeder / Byron LReeder
Tongue twister books aren’t always created equal. For many of them, they often refresh your memory with classic favorites such as: 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,' or 'Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear.'While there’s nothing wrong with that, in '333TT' the goal was to give you all original never heard before twisters, but of course with a 'twist.' We’re also aware of the fact that many adults love tongue twisters just as much as kids. For this reason, there’s a handful that is possibly more suitable for them. However, at least 90% of them are kid-friendly so pick your twisters wisely when speaking before an audience. After all, you have 333 of them to choose from so there’s a little something for everybody.In simpler terms, we wanted to combine some of the best combinations of words to give your tongue and mouth the strongest workout. But this doesn’t mean you need to have 33 plus words to do this. You’d be surprised at how many of the shorter tongue twisters are the trickiest!Also, when reading these carefully crafted crates of twisters, understand that they will be a bit of a brain-teaser. Since most of the words weren’t selected to make logical sense, you may find yourself laughing at what you’re reading versus practicing what you’re seeing.But after all, when you’re going to the gym, do you care more about what you’re wearing or what you accomplish once you get there? On second thought, don’t answer that. We all have that one friend lol.A few fan favorites from the book:'Toi bought toys for her toddler to take away his attention from the television.''The cold king quoted cruel quotes but couldn’t crack the crazy colt.''Scratch screech screen.'
