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Creepy, crawly critter riddles
Bernstein, Joanne E
1986
An illustrated collection of more than eighty jokes and riddles about ants, bees, spiders, octopi, and other animals that crawl or slither.
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The twisted witch and other spooky riddles
Adler, David A
1985
Dozens of riddles feature witches, vampires, werewolves, ghosts, and other spooky creatures.
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Fishy riddles
Hall, Katy
1983
A collection of simple riddles about fish such as "Why are fish so smart? They are always in schools.".
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101 cat and dog jokes
Hall, Katy
1990
Jokes and riddles about dogs and cats.
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Sheepish riddles
Hall, Katy
1996
A collection of forty-two riddles about sheep.
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Class act
riddles for school
Jansen, John
1995
Contains riddles and jokes about school.
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101 dinosaur jokes
Hirsch, Phil
1988
A collection of dinosaur jokes such as: "Which dinosaurs love to eat? The diner-saurs.".
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Batty riddles
Hall, Katy
1993
A collection of riddles about bats, including "Why did the little bat walk around in his pajamas? He didn't have a bat robe!".
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Halloween howls
riddles that are a scream
Maestro, Giulio
1983
A collection of humorous riddles on a Halloween theme including "Why did the ghost's car stop dead? It ran out of gasps.".
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Zoodles
Most, Bernard
1992
A collection of riddles about fanciful combination animals, including "What do you call a kangaroo that wakes you up in the morning? A kangarooster.".
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