Category: Children Publisher: Lerner
ISBN-10: 0822521156
Type: Fiction
Pages: 32
Copyright: Mar 1 1996
Funny volume JAMS some 40-odd plays on food words (as in the title) and still manages to rhyme. Good stuff for bright 2nd graders
through adult.
Excerpt
He spent his youth be CIDER and one THYME said in fun, "I don't know why we CANTALOUPE-- we're
OLIVE twenty-one!"
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Reviews for "You Never Sausage Love"
Reviewed by Candy T
4/29/2006
although i haven't read this book, the title caught my eye because it reminded me of how, as a child, i used to read books out loud replacing all the words beginning with 'S' and 'M' with the words 'sausage' and 'mash'. needless to sausage, the product was hilarious!
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