Fun Jokes For Kids
$4.99
What’s black and white,
black and white,
black and white?
A panda bear rolling down the mountain.
Jokes are fun. . .and here are more than 500 super silly, squeaky clean jokes that 8-12-year-olds can tell their parents. . .their grandmas. . .their pastors. . .even their dogs! (Just don’t expect Fido to laugh out loud.)
Covering topics like
*the animal world
*school
*the Bible
*work
–and including a whole section on knock-knocks and riddles– Fun Jokes for Kids is guaranteed to brighten someone’s day.
And each section includes an inspirational introduction that adds just a touch of scripture. What could be better than that?
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781636092041
ISBN10: 1636092047
Barbour Staff
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2022
Publisher: Barbour Publishing Inc.
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