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Unidentified flying riddles
Unidentified flying riddles

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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A collection of more than eighty riddles about assorted space subjects, including popular space movies, UFOs, astronauts, and celestial bodies.

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Grand-slam riddles
Grand-slam riddles

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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A collection of jokes and riddles about baseball teams, players, and various aspects of the game.

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What was the wicked witch's real name?
What was the wicked witch's real name?

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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Includes more than 130 humorous riddles involving a variety of familiar characters from the Bible, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, comic strips, songs, TV cartoons, and well-known books.

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Happy holiday riddles to you!
Happy holiday riddles to you!

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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Includes one hundred riddles about a wide variety of major and minor holidays both religious and secular.

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Why didn't the Dinosaur Cross the Road?
Why didn't the Dinosaur Cross the Road?

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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A collection of riddles about dinosaurs and cave men, including "What does a dinosaur have on the bathroom floor? Rep-tiles."

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Riddles to take on vacation
Riddles to take on vacation

By Joanne E. Bernstein

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A collection of over 100 travel-related riddles and jokes, covering such subjects as airports, expressways, famous landmarks, motels, states, and cities.

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