The Best Joke Book (Period): Hundreds of the funniest, silliest, most ridiculous jokes ever

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A good joke book is always a useful tool to have around whether it’s for easing the tension at your next in-law dinner party or entertaining little kids. From Zondervan publishing, find 250 family-friendly jokes for kids, including tongue twisters, riddles, and more about names, places, holidays, foods, animals, and objects. Remember, laughter and stories both have unique magic and when combined, they're simply hard to put down. Take a dive into this whirlwind of book puns and jokes featuring witty reading and literature-themed zingers that promise to be "unputdownable"!

There were 96 Wodehouse books published in the Guildford-born author’s lifetime, and he was still working on a story when he died in 1975 at the age of 93. Editorial assistant Nella is the only Black person at Wagner Books, so she's delighted when Hazel joins the team and she has someone to compare micro-aggressions with. While they may not have you rolling around on the floor laughing, they certainly will get your children going and keep them laughing for hours.From playful spins on classic titles to punny twists that'll have you chuckling, these jokes are just what every young book enthusiast needs for a hearty laugh. Jokes are very old, in Ancient Greek we have the first records with the collection of 265 jokes from the 4th century, whose authorship is attributed to Philagrius and Hierocles. There is space on each tear-out page for you to personalize the note, AND you can pick jokes for kids in a ton of different themes, themes like food, animals, Hollywood, and more!

It's laugh-out-loud funny, heartbreakingly sad and gives you the lowdown on what it’s like to be holding it together while serving on the front line of our beloved but beleaguered NHS.or offering his services to the National Cavity Insulation Association as their “Poet in Residence”, the Timewaster Letters contain some of the most outrageous requests and ridiculous drawings you are ever likely to see. Her book contains an array of tongue-in-cheek observations on topics such as weight, race, consumer culture and Hollywood’s obsession with conventional beauty.

Some are better for adults, some are written for children and some of them are all about the joke everyone loves to hate — the dad joke. That’s one of many reasons why the creative studio Wee Society put together this collection of “pretty funny” jokes.A joke is a narrative that is usually of oral and fictitious origin, humorous in tone and provokes laughter in those who read or listen to it. Plus, anyone who’s ever sat through a round of little kids’ nonsensical original knock-knock jokes will appreciate some professionally written alternatives.