The Big Golden Book of laughs A treasury of poems, jokes, riddles, and rhymes

Linda Williams Aber

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Published
New York, N.Y. : Golden Books 2001.
Language
English
Main Author
Linda Williams Aber (-)
Other Authors
Jerry Smath (illustrator)
Item Description
Rev. ed. of: The Big Golden Book of riddles, jokes, giggles, rhymes. 1993.
Physical Description
63 p. : ill
ISBN
9780307149022
  • Introduction
  • Knock, Knock. Who's There?
  • Tongue Tanglers
  • What Do You Get ...?
  • Here's What You Get!
  • Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover
  • "Good News, Bad News" Jokes
  • Have You Heard the One About ...?
  • Good Sports Laughs
  • A Zoo Full of Rhymes
  • Service with a Laugh
  • Lunch Counter Lingo
  • Definitely Daffy Definitions
  • Nifty Tom Swifties
  • I Wish My Father Wouldn't Try to Fix Things Anymore
  • Class Laughs from the School of Humor
  • Limericks
  • Alphabet Chuckles
  • Prickled Pickles Don't Smile
  • The Green Ribbon
  • Foolish, Ghoulish Monster Jokes
  • Medical Madness
  • On the Loose with Mother Goose
  • What Do You Call It?
  • Who Ever Said Vegetables Aren't Funny?
  • The Oldest Jokes in the World
  • Father William
  • The Best (and Worst!) Pickle, Grape, and Banana Jokes
  • My Mother Made a Meat Loaf
  • Vacation Chuckles
  • Signs of the Times
  • I Woke Up This Morning
  • Wooden You Like a Laugh?
  • Why? Why? Why? Riddles
  • Why? Why? Why? Answers
  • Every Time I Climb a Tree
  • Shopping for Laughs
  • Limericks Again
  • Riddles in Jeopardy
  • Knock, Knock. Back Again!
  • Here Come the Elephants!
  • Out-of-This-World Jokes
  • Famous Last Words
Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

With plenty of knock-knock jokes, "tongue tanglers," "nifty Tom Swifties" (a 1920s joke) plus poems by the likes of Jack Prelutsky and Ogden Nash, The Big Golden Book of Laughs: A Treasury of Poems, Jokes, Riddles, and Rhymes edited by Linda Williams Aber, illus. by Jerry Smath will keep children giggling. The amusing illustrations add to the fun. For example, in grand tradition, Lewis Carroll's "Father William" balances an eel on the end of his nose and, accompanying a limerick about "a delicate girl named Louise," a humpback wearing a dainty pink hat and an apron sneezes, lifting a boat clear out of the water (she's "a whale of a gal, if you please!"). (July) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved

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Review by Horn Book Review

Originally published as [cf2]The Big Golden Book of Riddles, Jokes, Giggles, and Rhymes,[cf1] this book contains a wide selection of jokes, riddles, nonsense poetry, and funny stories. Much of the familiar humor will cause adults to groan but will be sure to delight young readers. Amusingácartoon-style drawingsásuitably express the silly mood. From HORN BOOK Spring 2002, (c) Copyright 2010. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

(c) Copyright The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.