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The World's Best Knock Knock Jokes for Kids Volume 4 - Every Single One Illustrated - cover

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The World's Best Knock Knock Jokes for Kids Volume 4 - Every Single One Illustrated

Lisa Swerling, Ralph Lazar

Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing

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Summary

Kids LOVE knock knock jokes, and this illustrated book by the New York Times–bestselling creators of the Happiness Is . . . project will leave them in stitches! The World’s Best Knock Knock Jokes for Kids is filled with hundreds of corny, brilliant, and silly knock knock jokes—each paired with a small drawing that’s a sweet comic gem in itself. It’s the perfect book for road trips, rainy days, or those special moments when kids and parents can laugh together.  
Available since: 10/29/2019.

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