Really Horrible Animal Jokes
Oct 2019 · Arcturus Publishing
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About this ebook
Q: What did one maggot say to the other maggot?
A: What's a nice girl like you doing in a joint like this?
From farmyard animals to creepy crawlies, all your favourite creatures are included in this side-splitting joke book. Featuring over 120 stinky, slimy and silly jokes, as well as hilarious full-colour illustrations, this book is perfect for kids aged 7+.
ABOUT THE SERIES: Really Horrible Jokes taps into kids' fascination with all things yucky! Humorous cartoon illustrations accompany the gross jokes, giving the books a wacky, anarchic look. Readers will love to dip into this treasure trove of ickiness and share their new jokes with friends and family.
A: What's a nice girl like you doing in a joint like this?
From farmyard animals to creepy crawlies, all your favourite creatures are included in this side-splitting joke book. Featuring over 120 stinky, slimy and silly jokes, as well as hilarious full-colour illustrations, this book is perfect for kids aged 7+.
ABOUT THE SERIES: Really Horrible Jokes taps into kids' fascination with all things yucky! Humorous cartoon illustrations accompany the gross jokes, giving the books a wacky, anarchic look. Readers will love to dip into this treasure trove of ickiness and share their new jokes with friends and family.
About the author
Karen King is an award winning author who has written over 100 children's books, in all genres and age groups. She has written picture books fiction, non-fiction, activity books, educational books and plays.
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