Do You Wear Suspenders?
The Wordy Tales of Eh Poh Nim
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour
| Author: | Lydia Teh | ISBN: | 9789675997891 |
| Publisher: | MPH Group Publishing Sdn Bhd | Publication: | August 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | MPH Group Publishing Sdn Bhd | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lydia Teh |
| ISBN: | 9789675997891 |
| Publisher: | MPH Group Publishing Sdn Bhd |
| Publication: | August 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | MPH Group Publishing Sdn Bhd |
| Language: | English |
Book Description:
DO YOU WEAR SUSPENDERS? THE WORDY TALES OF EH POH NIM is a collection of anecdotes about the everyday life of Eh Poh Nim, a loquacious woman who launches into explanations of words and phrases at the drop of a hat.
Anyone with even a passing interest in the English language will find this book appealing and amusing. Phrases like “bake a tit”, “pie in the sky”, “bananas and fruitcakes”, “Mrs. Malaprop’s nipples” and “satay mushrooms” may sound deliciously naughty or vulgar, but none of them are what they seem.
Eh Poh Nim, a punctilious wordsmith, enlightens readers on idioms, hyperboles, metaphors and other figures of speech with delightful humour and an insight into the Malaysian way of life and its complexities and peculiarities
About the author
LYDIA TEH has no Master’s degree in English, but she is a master at spinning yarns to make learning English fun. You can read her jottings on her weblog atlydiateh.wordpress.com or email her attehlydia@yahoo.com. She welcomes comments and feedback. She is the author of Honk! If You’re Malaysianand Life’s Like That: Scenes from Malaysian Life.
Book Description:
DO YOU WEAR SUSPENDERS? THE WORDY TALES OF EH POH NIM is a collection of anecdotes about the everyday life of Eh Poh Nim, a loquacious woman who launches into explanations of words and phrases at the drop of a hat.
Anyone with even a passing interest in the English language will find this book appealing and amusing. Phrases like “bake a tit”, “pie in the sky”, “bananas and fruitcakes”, “Mrs. Malaprop’s nipples” and “satay mushrooms” may sound deliciously naughty or vulgar, but none of them are what they seem.
Eh Poh Nim, a punctilious wordsmith, enlightens readers on idioms, hyperboles, metaphors and other figures of speech with delightful humour and an insight into the Malaysian way of life and its complexities and peculiarities
About the author
LYDIA TEH has no Master’s degree in English, but she is a master at spinning yarns to make learning English fun. You can read her jottings on her weblog atlydiateh.wordpress.com or email her attehlydia@yahoo.com. She welcomes comments and feedback. She is the author of Honk! If You’re Malaysianand Life’s Like That: Scenes from Malaysian Life.
