Publisher's Synopsis
Ronald Roundworm loves words; all types of words; words of all lengths, sounds, shapes, and sizes. Ronald is fascinated with a myriad of English language subjects, including etymology, semantics, slang, dialect, colloquial phrases, oxymorons, puns, pleonasms, palindromes, paraprosdokians, similes, metaphors, cliches, word derivations, and words with multiple meanings. He is obsessed and can not understand why everyone does not share his obsession. In "Ronald Roundworm Is Incompoberate" (pronounced in-come-pob-er-et), the reader will enter into Ronald's world and you will enjoy the English language along with Ronald. The fun really begins when Ronald invents "incompoberate" and the word goes viral. People everywhere are using the word, a song is written about the word, and politicians use the word in their debates. The quest begins to discover who invented the word.
