riddles

A collection of riddles involving city and state names, important rivers and parks, and other famous places in the United States.

A collection of silly new riddles to tickle word lovers with the usage of rhyming answers such as: What do you call pasta for pooches? Noodles for poodles, and so on. Each riddle is illustrated with a full-color picture that gives the reader a clue.

Riddles for children, including "What is green and goes slam, slam, slam, slam?" (A four-door pickle) and "What snack do robots serve at parties?" (Assorted nuts.).

An illustrated collection of twenty-four original riddles of interest to children.

Rebus sentences prompt readers to find hidden pumpkins, spiders, bats, and other Halloween objects at school, in the pumpkin patch, and all around the town.

Presents an illustrated collection of jokes about sports.

A collection of riddles involving computers.

A collection of jokes and riddles, including "What's the one thing all plumbers do? Put a drain on your wallet.".

Riddles based on the American Revolution and other events and personalities from America's early history.

Presents an illustrated collection of jokes about families.