Series:

Make me laugh]

18 total works

Cover of Fossil Follies!

Fossil Follies!

by Rick Walton

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of jokes about dinosaurs, e.g. "What do you get if you feed your nodosaurus gunpowder? Dino-mite."

Cover of Let's Celebrate!

Let's Celebrate!

by Peter Roop and Connie Roop

Published June 1986
A collection of jokes and riddles about holidays, including "What is a wolf's favorite holiday? Howl-oween."

Cover of Backyard Beasties

Backyard Beasties

by Diane L Burns, Connie Roop, and Peter Roop

Published 1 January 2004

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Kiss a Frog!

by Rick Walton

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of jokes alluding to fairy tales.

Cover of Make Me Laugh: Magical Mischief: Jokes That Shock and Amaze

Cover of Make Me Laugh: Foul Play: Sports Jokes That Won't Strike Out

Cover of Backyard Beasties: Jokes to Snake You Smile

Cover of The Sky's the Limit

The Sky's the Limit

by Brian Gable and Rick Walton

Published 1 August 2004

Cover of Holiday Howlers: Jokes for Punny Parties

Cover of Foul Play

Foul Play

by Rick Walton and Ann Walton

Published 1 August 2004

Cover of Make Me Laugh: Horsing Around: Jokes to Make Ewe Smile

Cover of Real Classy

Real Classy

by Rick Walton and Ann Walton

Published January 2004

Cover of Stick Out Your Tongue

Stick Out Your Tongue

by Peter Roop

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of jokes about doctors and patients, such as "Why did the man laugh during his operation? The doctor had him in stitches."

Cover of Horsing Around

Horsing Around

by Diane L Burns

Published 1 August 2004

Cover of Make Me Laugh: Sky's the Limit, The: Naturally Funny Jokes

Cover of Elephants Never Forget!

Elephants Never Forget!

by Diane L Burns

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of elephant jokes, including "What's the hardest thing for a stampeding elephant to catch? Her breath."

Cover of Face the Music!

Face the Music!

by Scott K Peterson

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of jokes about music and musicians, including "What do musicians brush their teeth with? A tuba toothpaste" and "What's an orchestra's favorite dessert? Cello."

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Clowning around]

by Rick Walton and Ann Walton

Published 1 April 1989
A collection of jokes about the circus, including "Which circus performers can see in the dark? The acro-bats."