Charles Keller Books

Llama Beans
Llama Beans

By Charles Keller

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A collection of jokes, riddles, and puns about animals.

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News breaks
News breaks

By Charles Keller

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Illustrated parodies of television news broadcasts.

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Norma Lee I Don't Knock on Doors: Knock, Knock Jokes
Norma Lee I Don't Knock on Doors: Knock, Knock Jokes

By Charles Keller

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A collection of knock-knock jokes such as, "Knock Knock. Who's there? Europe. Europe who? Europe to no good."

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The Nutty Joke Book
The Nutty Joke Book

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A collection of jokes about peanuts and nuts.

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Ohm on the Range: Robot and Computer Jokes
Ohm on the Range: Robot and Computer Jokes

By Charles Keller

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A collection of robot and computer jokes and riddles.

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Remember the A La Mode!
Remember the A La Mode!

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Remember the A La
Remember the A La

By Charles Keller

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A collection of old and new riddles, including "What did the piece of pie say to the man who was about to eat it?"

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School daze
School daze

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A collection of jokes and riddles about school.

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Silly Song Book
Silly Song Book

By Charles Keller

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