Oh Say Can You Say? Green Back Book by Dr. Seuss offers a collection of tongue-twisters that might challenge readers' pronunciation skills. It could be used in the classroom as a playful way to practice speaking and enunciation, adding a bit of fun to language lessons.

Great book. Full of great tongue-twisters, best I’ve read yet.

I guess kids are meant to find this book of tongue twisters challenging, but honestly I've seen much better from Seuss. His language is usually what sets him apart, but made up words don't really add to tongue twisters as much as they just confuse. At least Seuss's illustrations were decent, otherwise I would have to write this book off entirely as not deserving to be part of the Seuss oeuvre!

Dr. Seuss never fails to catch attention with his catching phrases and rhyming words. I love Dr. Seuss books, I just really wished they were a bit shorter. Over all, a really good book to read.

One of my favorite Dr. Seuss books for sure. That East Beast vs West Beast tongue twister always trips me up. (Also, I seriously side eye Pete Briggs.)

Prepare your tongue to be twisted in knots as you read these poetic rhymes. Dr. Seuss has a way with words that will surely entangle and test even the most prepared linguist. Best read out loud loudly.

A crazy rhyming Dr. Seuss book.....kids will love this tongue twister book.

It was a tongue twister just reading it silently, but was glorious fun to read it out loud.

My eight-year-old son somehow tricked my mom and I into reading this book at a nursing home. We didn't get very far before my son was laughing hysterically. Everyone else was not far behind.

This book made my tongue hurt. It is a super cute and fun book for any age group. I had fun trying to figure out all the different sayings.

This was one of my favorite Dr. Seuss books before having kids. I didn't expect my kids to like it until they were quite a bit older, but Arthur did.

AGE 1-2

This has long been one of Arthur favorite books for me to read to him. It seems like it would be way over his head and NOT age appropriate, but he picks it out a lot. I think he likes the sound of the tongue twisters spoken aloud.

Not my favorite of the Dr Seuss books, I am not a fan of the tongue twister. Especially trying to read it out loud to a child.