Kingfisher Books

Sidesplitters

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Offers a collection of 365 jokes. This title contains jokes about everything from animals to school and the seasonal jokes for holidays and silly observances.

From the guinea pig hiding in his hay, to the smiling puppy, the fluffy kitten, the fledgling parrots, the hamster, rabbit, and the teetering foal, young readers will see a whole new side these fav...

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