Independent Reading Levels: Grades 1-2

Carole P Romance sent me The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids and after reading it, I wanted to get this review out before Christmas.

Here’s a silly state for you: Laughter is good for you! It decreases the chemicals in our bodies that make us sick and increases the ones that make us feel better.

Do you have a little comedian or prankster in your household? Do you want something to help entertain the kiddos while taking that road trip? Are you someone who loves a good laugh?

We have jokes, riddles, tongue twisters, puns, knock knock jokes…and silly stats and wonderful illustrations to add that something extra. We have fun with pirates, vegetables, snowmen, critters, sports, if you can think of a subject, there’s probably a joke about it in this collection.

I found myself trying to solve the riddles and say the tongue twisters. I wouldn’t be surprised if you do too.

At the back of the book, Carole P Roman supplies some ruled pages and helpful hints to create your own, or your children’s own, funny moments.

Just because a joke is clean, doesn’t mean it can’t crack you up. I think, like me, you will find some of these familiar and others a nice addition to you repertoire.

I voluntarily reviewed a free copy of The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids by Carole P Roman.

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I agree with Charlie Chaplin’s claim that a day without laughter is a day wasted. We all enjoy a good laugh, and this fun children’s joke book is sure to get some giggles and snorts. Yes, many of the jokes are cheesy, and the book even contains a little bathroom humor, but everything is done tastefully.

The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids contains many different kinds of jokes, such as knock-knocks, riddles, puns, and many more. There’s something for everyone—even the aspiring comedian—with a section in the back for the reader to create their own jokes. The provided lined pages give helpful tips and inspirations to work on something funny.

Here is a sampling of the jokes in the book:

How did the phone propose to its girlfriend?
It gave her a ring.

What can you catch but never throw?
A cold.

Why was Cinderella cut from the soccer team?
She ran away from the ball.

Although the target age for this book is 6-12 years, some of the jokes may be over the younger reader’s heads.

Source: I received a complimentary copy from Callisto Publisher’s Club. I was under no obligation to post a review. ( )

I love simple, silly jokes--the cornier, the better. "The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids: 800+ Jokes!" is "perfectly punny"--a treat for kids of all ages. Author Carole P. Roman has compiled a cosmic comic collection sure to tickle anyone's funny bone with funny stuff such as knock-knock jokes, riddles, tongue-twisters, and knee-slappers that kids will love to tell. Also included are "silly stats, "funny facts", and tips on punchlines and how to write your own jokes. You could sit and read this book by yourself and laugh out loud, or you could be very nice and take turns sharing the smiles with family and friends. Laughter is the best medicine--it makes you feel lighter, brighter, and younger!

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