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Belly Laugh Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids - 350 Hilarious Knock-Knock Jokes - cover

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Belly Laugh Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids - 350 Hilarious Knock-Knock Jokes

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Publisher: Sky Pony Press

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Summary

Hundreds of knock-knock jokes to made pun-loving kids keel over with laughter! 
 
Knock, knock.  
 
Who’s there?  
 
Olive.  
 
Olive who?  
 
Olive you! 
 
Knock, knock. 
 
Who’s there? 
 
Otto. 
 
Otto who? 
 
Otto know, I’ve got amnesia. 
 
Belly Laugh Jokes for Kids is packed with 350 classic and original knock-knock jokes complemented by witty line drawings created by talented illustrator Bethany Straker. It’s designed to provide hours of fun for young readers—and a great source of giggles during long car rides or rainy days!
Available since: 10/20/2015.
Print length: 244 pages.

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