PUZZLES, GAMES & HUMOUR 83
Sterling PB 210 x 136 mm 96 pages 2-colour throughout
ISBN: 9781454932154 ST-30334
£5.99 AVAILABLE JUNE 2019
Real Stinkers 600 Jokes to Make You Go Ewww! Kim T. Griswell
Real Stinkers is packed with spew-inducing jokes, riddles, knock-knocks and puns. It’s a stinkfest of laughs, gasps and groans topped with a shovel-load of disgusting facts and demented definitions. From burps to farts, grime to slime and stinks, this book has it all!
Why do zombies prefer brains to spaghetti? Brains don’t slide off the fork.
What did the frog say to the toad? Time’s fun when you’re having fl ies.
Sterling PB 210 x 136 mm 96 pages 2-colour throughout
ISBN: 9781454930570 ST-30665
£5.99 AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2019
Monster Madness! More than 600 Frightfully Funny Jokes, Riddles & Puns John Briggs
Ghouls and Fools. Horror Film Headlines. Holiday Spirits. And BFF’s (Best Fiends Forever, of course.) We’ve got FANGtastic jokes for everyone who craves a little scary hilarity. Get your comedy on with Scare Tactics, Real Howlers, and some very Merry Mummies. Here are jokes, riddles, knock-knocks, puns, silly book titles (“Always Hungry, by Ima Goblin”), and lots more beastly humour – complete with comic art.
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Just for Kicks! John Briggs
Sterling PB 210 x 136 mm 96 pages 2-colour throughout
ISBN: 9781454930457 ST-29417
£5.99
Sterling PB 210 x 136 mm 96 pages 2-colour throughout
ISBN: 9781454931966 ST-30664
£5.99 AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2019
Buzz Off ! 600 Jokes About Things with Wings Natasha Wing
From “Nester Jesters” to “Looney Larks,” these 600 jokes about all things with wings will entertain kids for hours! How many cans do you need to make a bird? TOUCANS! Get ready to giggle with this comic collection of “Seabird Sillies,” “Pigeon Puns,” “Tropical Ticklers,” and “Jokes to Crow About.” From “Cheep Chuckles” to “Bird Brains,” every one of these illustrated funnies concerns creatures with wings – even fairies! Why did the eagle wear a wig? It was BALD!
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