Poems with Lois Letchford: A Werewolf at the Laundromat

20 Nov 2020 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube segment, Lois Letchford introduces herself as the author of Reversed: A Memoir and a literacy problem‑solver, then reads aloud a light‑hearted excerpt from Jack Palutski’s New Kids on the Block. The poem humorously describes a “wash‑and‑wear” wolf at a laundromat—short, fat, hat‑tipping, hair‑combing, and toe‑tipping—contrasting it with typical scary werewolf tropes. The reading concludes with a standard call‑to‑action encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and share the video.

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Hello, I'm Lois Letchford, author of the book Reversed: A Memoir and literacy problem solver. Reading from the book New Kids on the Block by Jack Palutski. A wolf is at the laundromat. A wolf is at the laundromat. It's not a wary starewolf. It's short and fat. It tips its hat, unlike a scary glarewolf. It combs its hair. It tips its toes. It's a fairy rarewolf that's only there to clean its clothes. It is a wash-and-wear wolf. Thank you. Hit like, hit subscribe, and share.