The funniest books for children aged 6 and under continued...
My Big Shouting Day by Rebecca Patterson (Jonathan Cape)
Funny and well-observed, with big bold illustrations and telling facial expressions, My Big Shouting Day is ideal for classroom use.
The Worst Princess by Anna Kemp, illustrated by Sara Ogilvie (Simon & Schuster)
With a rhyming text by Anna Kemp and delightfully humorous illustrations by 2011 Booktrust Best New Illustrator Sara Ogilvie, this entertaining picture book offers a refreshingly tongue-in-cheek spin on the conventional fairy- tale princess.
Stuck by Oliver Jeffers (HarperCollins Children’s Books)
All the trademarks of Oliver Jeffers’ much-loved picture books - whimsical illustrations, distinctive handwriten text, lively imagination and a quirky sense of humour - are to be found in this beautifully-presented, funny and delightful new story.
The Baby That Roared
by Simon Puttock, illustrated by Nadia Shireen (Nosy Crow)
This is a heartwarming and humorous story about new arrivals, families and caring that should appeal to all eagle-eyed children and their parents, with gorgeous, sympathetic illustrations to match.
The funniest books for children aged 7-14...
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again by Frank Cottrell Boyce, illustrated by Joe Berger (Macmillan Children’s Books)
This inventive and entertaining sequel to the original story of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is packed full of humour and fun. Lively llustrations by 2011 Booktrust Best New Illustrator Joe Berger provide the perfect accompaniment to Frank Cottrell Boyce’s story.
The Dragonsitter
by Josh Lacey, illustrated by Garry Parsons (Andersen Press)
From catastrophe to worse, this is the madcap and giggle-inducing story of how to tackle a pet with a difference, with energetic drawings to match.
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