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Giggles, Gags and Groaners

by Joseph Rosenbloom, Sanford Hoffman
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Overview

What would you get if you crossed a duck with a dog? A ducks-hund. What is brown and greasy and stays in a tower? The lunch bag of Notre Dame. Kids can never get enough of elephant jokes, shaggy dog stories, and "what do you get if you cross the road?" riddles. So this fun collection will feed their need with more different kinds of puns, insults, nonsense rhymes, fish stories, how-cold-it-was gags, and goofy definitions than any other. Here's a real "silly dilly" What is the first thing a gorilla learns in school? The Ape-B-Cs. Dozens of drawings by children's favorite Sandy Hoffman add to the hilarity.

A collection of the best, worst, and silliest riddles, jokes, and rhymes.

Synopsis

What would you get if you crossed a duck with a dog? A ducks-hund. What is brown and greasy and stays in a tower? The lunch bag of Notre Dame. Kids can never get enough of elephant jokes, shaggy dog stories, and "what do you get if you cross the road?" riddles. So this fun collection will feed their need with more different kinds of puns, insults, nonsense rhymes, fish stories, how-cold-it-was gags, and goofy definitions than any other. Here's a real "silly dilly" What is the first thing a gorilla learns in school? The Ape-B-Cs. Dozens of drawings by children's favorite Sandy Hoffman add to the hilarity.

School Library Journal

Gr 5-8 As there are never enough joke books, this collection of one-liners, puns, and riddles should be an entertaining addition everywhere. Young readers will enjoy reading them to each other or to themselves. The print is large and clear; riddle answers are printed in italics directly under the question. The potential monotony of each page is relieved by the humorous black-and-white line drawings and boxed-in stories and jokes. Although much of the material is standard, some is quite up-to-date, including a ``yuppie'' joke. As the chapter titles such as ``Yuck'' or ``Fun Time'' are not always indicative of the topics in each, the index is helpful. Meryl Silverstein, Meyer Levin Junior High School, Brooklyn

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School Library Journal

Gr 5-8 As there are never enough joke books, this collection of one-liners, puns, and riddles should be an entertaining addition everywhere. Young readers will enjoy reading them to each other or to themselves. The print is large and clear; riddle answers are printed in italics directly under the question. The potential monotony of each page is relieved by the humorous black-and-white line drawings and boxed-in stories and jokes. Although much of the material is standard, some is quite up-to-date, including a ``yuppie'' joke. As the chapter titles such as ``Yuck'' or ``Fun Time'' are not always indicative of the topics in each, the index is helpful. Meryl Silverstein, Meyer Levin Junior High School, Brooklyn

Book Details

Published
May 1, 2005
Publisher
Sterling Publishing
Pages
96
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781402717550

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