JUNIOR DICTIONARY & THESAURUS

Get ready to LOL! This collectible little book is packed with 300 silly kid-friendly jokes paired with photos of laughing animals and funny people. It’s a hilarious party-starter or “quiet-time” entertainer, perfect to read alone or aloud with friends and family. It’s also a great book to toss into a backpack to share at school or camp.

Kids love learning new jokes–and telling old favorites again and again. Curated by the editors of Highlights(TM), here is a brand-new collection of cream-of-the-crop jokes that have been making kids laugh for years, combined with plenty of new-to-them jokes that will soon become favorites. Hilarious black-and-white cartoons round out the fun. What is black and white and red all over? An embarrassed zebra, of course!

This essential, side-splitting humor collection features 365 uproarious riddles and jokes–with lots of funny cartoons to add to the fun. Kids will love amusing themselves–and friends and family–with this hilarious collection of favorite jokes.

From the #1 bestselling author of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids comes a brand-new collection filled with hundreds of jokes and riddles perfect for trains, planes, and automobiles—and featuring, for the first time ever, games and puzzles to keep the whole family busy for hours!

This year, when school lets out and the kids are raring to go, hit the road with Rob Elliott’s first-ever summer joke collection. An ideal choice for taking to the pool, on summer sleepovers, or on a long, winding car ride!

Q: What kind of people travel the most?

A: Romans!

What does it really take to be a knight? Peruse this lavish novelty volume and be surprised.

From the secret order of Round Table Knights comes a tell-all guide to the mythical occupation of knighthood — its history, mysterious quests, and puzzles that live on to this day. Inspired by the life of a most exemplary knight, this fascinating book explores the art of mastering sword and lance, the essential (and prohibitively expensive) war-horse, the ins and outs of a castle that a knight might defend, and the skills needed to prevail in a jousting tournament, with all its pageantry. No investigation of knighthood would be complete without a look at the Crusades, and a celebration of legendary knights such as King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, and Sir Gawain, plus vaunted icons such as Excalibur and the Holy Grail. In true ’Ology fashion, this tip of the lance to a noble (and misunderstood) profession offers a variety of interactive flaps and other novelties to keep young squires fully entertained.