<p><em>The Yo Momma Vocabulary Builder</em> (Paperback)</p>
<p>By Justin Heimberg, Steve Harwood, Chris Schultz <br /><span class="caps">ISBN</span>-13: 978-0974043982 <br />Dimensions: 7.8×4.9×0.5 inches <br />Pages: 184</p>
<p>Increasing word power sounds like one of those dreary chores best palmed off on somebody else. <em>The Yo Momma Vocabulary Builder</em>, the first in Fall Media’s series of irreverent, educational books, makes the activity not only endurable but irresistible. The authors use classic dissing and one-upmanship to slyly introduce young readers to a wide range of words.</p>
<p>A typical entry, for “emaciated,” first presents the word as a joke (“Yo momma’s so emaciated, she can hula hoop in a fruit loop.”). The pronunciation is then given, along with a detailed, humor-inflected definition (“too skinny . . . skeletal”) that invokes pop culture phenomena like supermodels, the Olson twins, Gollum from Lord of the Rings, and Ally McBeal. The book is an ideal gift choice for wordsmiths, Yo Momma enthusiasts, and parents and educators looking to give young people a book they’ll enjoy and share.</p>
<p>Other excerpts:</p>
<p>Yo momma’s so ubiquitous, when she sits around the house, she sits around the house.</p>
<p>Yo momma’s breath is so fetid, people on the phone hang up!</p>
<p>Yo momma’s so ugly, her psychiatrist maker her lie prostrate!</p>2007-11-20T12:19:46-05:00the-yo-momma-vocabulary-builder1029652Books2007-11-20T12:19:46-05:00The Yo Momma Vocabulary Builder2007-12-11T17:45:11-05:00Justin Heimbergclassless, education
_The Yo Momma Vocabulary Builder_ (Paperback)
By Justin Heimberg, Steve Harwood, Chris Schultz
ISBN-13: 978-0974043982
Dimensions: 7.8 x 4.9 x 0.5 inches
Pages: 184
Increasing word power sounds like one of those dreary chores best palmed off on somebody else. _The Yo Momma Vocabulary Builder_, the first in Fall Media's series of irreverent, educational books, makes the activity not only endurable but irresistible. The authors use classic dissing and one-upmanship to slyly introduce young readers to a wide range of words.
A typical entry, for “emaciated,” first presents the word as a joke (“Yo momma's so emaciated, she can hula hoop in a fruit loop.”). The pronunciation is then given, along with a detailed, humor-inflected definition (“too skinny . . . skeletal”) that invokes pop culture phenomena like supermodels, the Olson twins, Gollum from Lord of the Rings, and Ally McBeal. The book is an ideal gift choice for wordsmiths, Yo Momma enthusiasts, and parents and educators looking to give young people a book they’ll enjoy and share.
Other excerpts:
Yo momma’s so ubiquitous, when she sits around the house, she sits around the house.
Yo momma’s breath is so fetid, people on the phone hang up!
Yo momma’s so ugly, her psychiatrist maker her lie prostrate!
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