wit and humor, juvenile

"Scare up some big laughs with monster jokes about Frankenstein, Wolfman, the Abominable Snowman, and a whole gang of creatures and things that are creepy"--P. [4] of cover.

A collection of jokes about chickens, e.g. What happened when the chicken ate cement? She laid a sidewalk.

A collection of jokes about names including "Who always eats ketchup instead of mustard? Tom Mato" and "What girl is allergic to cotton and wool? Polly Ester.".

A collection of knock-knock jokes, sayings, and rhymes such as: "Latin is a dead tongue, dead as it can be. First it killed the Romans, now it's killing me.".

A collection of jokes and riddles on a variety of topics.

Simple jokes and riddles revolving around the subject of sports.

A collection of jokes based on the 2002 Twentieth Century Fox animated film, "Ice Age.".

This book contains "new riddles, rhymes, classroom capers, gruesomes, double talk, Barney and Benny jokes, and jokes about morons, bugs, birds, dinosaurs, and elephants.".

Jokes, riddles, and puns about going back to school.

A collection of riddles and jokes, such as "What did the pony say when he coughed? Excuse me, I'm just a little horse," and "Why did the elephant eat candles? For light refreshment.".