riddles

A collection of illustrated jokes and riddles for children.

A collection of riddles where each letter of the alphabet is assigned a value, from $.01 = a, to $.26 = z. Each answer to a riddle is a $1.00 word.

A collection of knock-knock jokes and riddles including: If grownupd have knees, what do children have? Kidneys.

Challenges readers to use given clues to guess the identity of a variety of objects, and provides information about each item under discussion.

An illustrated collection of twenty traditional, English nursery rhymes.

An archaeologist and a writer try to solve the riddle of a mysterious key, inscribed in Arabic and Hebrew, found in a Toledo synagogue. Includes a glossary and review questions.

Text in Latin. Contains 49 classic riddles in Latin.

A collection of jokes, riddles, cartoons, and other humor for family members of all ages.

A collection of riddles such as: Why isn't the moon rich? Because it spends its quarters getting full. What animal drops from the clouds? The rain, dear.

A collection of riddles such as "What is a cattle rustler? A beef thief," and "What do you call a man who tastes candy for a living? A fudge judge.".