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"Book of Those Words" to Be Featured on Good Mythical MORE with Rhett & Link
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Catch "Book of Those Words" Streaming December 19th on YouTube

PHILADELPHIA - PennZone -- Get ready for a linguistic adventure! Book of Those Words, a fun-sized collection of cringeworthy words that will make you long Old English words like Wyrm, Grith, and Hwæt, will be featured on "Good Mythical MORE,"  December 19th.

This popular YouTube series, hosted by Rhett and Link, gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at insightful, witty, and often hilarious discussions. With their signature humor and casual banter, the duo will dive into some of the most amusing and wincing entries from Book of Those Words, giving language lovers a fresh perspective on words that may make you groan. From their awkward meanings to their unpleasant sounds when spoken out loud, this book is the culmination of a 10-plus-year quest to find the most embarrassing, and squirm-inducing, words in the English language.

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Book of Those Words is not just a great gift book for the holidays, but an exploration of the evolution of language. It focuses on words that may seem harmless at first glance but have developed alternative meanings or connotations over time that may make you squirm. Filled with words whose primary meaning may seem straightforward, these entries will have readers second-guessing the next time you use them.

Here's what readers, teachers, and librarians are saying about Book of Those Words:

A Fun and Educational Read! "This book is a must-read for anyone who loves language. It's entertaining, full of surprises, and will teach you something new with every page. I loved how it explains the origins of common phrases I've used for years without really thinking about them."

A Brilliant Exploration of Language "I couldn't put this book down! It's full of interesting tidbits and historical facts that explain how words came to be. It's the perfect mix of humor and knowledge."

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An Engaging Journey Through Language "If you're a fan of linguistics, and history, or just curious about where certain phrases come from, this book is for you. It's funny, informative, and incredibly well-researched.".

Don't miss out on the hilarity! Tune in to "Good Mythical MORE" on December 19th, where Rhett and Link dive headfirst into the world of wincing words Expect lots of laughs, a little bit of groaning, and plenty of Mythical banter as they explore the quirky—and sometimes downright awkward—history of the English language.

It's the jolly, unlooked-for glance at the tongue that'll have you both fincan and chortling!

Grab a holiday gift copy at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D8NTNVRT/

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