Martin Chatterton Books

Boo

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This work presents a collection of spooky jokes. It provides black-and-white cartoons by illustrator Martin Chatterton. It also discusses questions such as: What do skeletons say before starting to...

A Joke a Day 365 Guaranteed Giggles

By Martin Illustrator Trimmer Tony Illustrator Chatterto

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Yuck! The grossest joke book ever!

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What a hoot

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Boo Sidesplitters

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A Joke a Day

By Martin Chatterton, Editors Of Kingfisher

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Bad Dog and All That Hollywood Hoohah

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Can Dogs Fly

By Martin Chatterton

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Here I Am Said Smedley Bananas

By Simon Puttock

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Smedley is a very shy chameleon who always tries to blend in, until a new friend shows him how exceptional he is.

The Magnificent Mummies Blue Bananas

By Tony Bradman

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