Several years ago, one of my friends gave my son a joke book. For the next few weeks, my son followed me around with non-stop jokes. I vowed I would one day have my revenge!
The Best Ever Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids is a wonderful joke book for children. It is filled with good, clean fun. Within its covers are 112 pages of jokes that will keep kids laughing in the car, at home, and on the playground. My own little jokester loved looking through and finding jokes to keep him and his sister laughing out loud.
Truthfully, few things are as sweet as the laughter of a child. Although I like for the jokes to be spread out (rather than hearing all of them within the course of an hour or two), I am thankful for books like these because they provide kids with such pure enjoyment. I also appreciate joke books because they appeal to most children, even hesitant readers.
Since laughter is so sweet, I plan to give a copy of The Best Ever Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids to my friend’s child as a birthday gift. I am sure she will be thanking me for all the laughter in the weeks to come!
Lauren is a wife, a mother of two, and an avid reader. She blogs at Baseballs and Bows. Lauren thanks Harvest House for providing the review copy of this book.
I need to get this for my youngest. She’s 4 and only knows one knock-knock joke. It’s one she made up herself.
Knock-knock
Who’s there?
Bananas
Bananas who?
Bananas, oranges, and strawberries on your head! (followed by maniacal laughter. Every. Single. Time.)
My kids love knock-knock jokes, too. And great point about this type of book being good for reluctant readers.
I still remember my own funny joke!
There was a little series of them…
Why did the alligator walk past the window?
Because of the ice cubes.
I was well into my teens before i could even say it without cracking up!!
I remember liking knock knock jokes when I was young – to the point where I really have no interest in introducing my own children to the concept.
My poor mother….
And yet! They are strangely hilarious so I imagine they’ll find their way into our home – eventually.