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Are you ready to hear the funniest animal jokes and riddles for kids and adults? You'll hear tons of question and answer animal jokes and riddles all throughout this audiobook. Below are sample jokes that you will find inside. Take a sneak peak: Q: What does a triceratops sit on? A: Its tricera-bottoms. Q: What do you call a snoring dinosaur? A: A dino-snore. Q: Where does a dinosaur lay in the sun? A: At the dino-shore. Q: What do you call it when a dinosaur makes a goal with a soccer ball? A: A dino-score.

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Are you ready to hear the funniest animal jokes and riddles for kids and adults? You'll hear tons of question-and-answer animal jokes and riddles all throughout this audiobook.

Grab this collection of funny and silly knock-knock jokes about food for both for kids and adults.

Grab this collection of funny and silly PLACES knock knock jokes that is both for kids and adults. This audiobook features jokes such as: Knock, Knock Who's there? Abyssinia! Abyssinia who? Abyssinia (I've been seeing ya) around lately. Knock, Knock Who's there? Adair! Adair who? Adair you to move! Knock, knock Who’s there? Africa! Africa who? Don't go cause African love you.

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After Princess Alicia finds a magic fish-bone, compliments of her fairy godmother, she eventually uses it to improve financial conditions for her father the king, queen, and her 18 brothers and sisters. This classic bedtime story for kids was written by Charles Dickens in 1867, although Mr. Dickens credits the tale to a Miss Alice Rainbird (aged seven), as it gives a very heartwarming glimpse into a Victorian world which can only be seen through the eyes of an innocent child.

Jokes 'R' Us isn't just a book—it's your backstage pass to a comedy show that never ends. Whether you're sharing these jokes with friends and family or just enjoying them on your own, this book promises to brighten your day, one chuckle at a time.

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Are you ready for the best rabbit jokes and riddles for kids? You'll find plenty of them when you buy this audiobook. There are tons of question-and-answer animal jokes and riddles for kids and some animal mini stories that will surely make your kids laugh out loud.

Grab this collection of funny and silly holidays and celebrations knock-knock jokes that is both for kids and adults.

Grab this collection of more than 100 funny and silly knock knock jokes for kids and adults.

Are you ready for the best dog jokes and riddles for kids? Below are sample jokes that you will hear from the audiobook. Take a sneak peak: Q: What animal keeps track of time? A: A watch dog. Q: When is a dog not a dog? A: When it is pure bread. Q: Why are dogs lame dancers? A: Because they have two left feet. Q: Why do you need a license for a dog and not for a cat? A: Cats can't drive. You'll find more jokes when you buy the audiobook. There are tons of question and answer animal jokes and riddles for kids and some animal mini stories that will make your kids laugh out loud....

Grab this collection of funny and silly animal knock-knock jokes that is meant both for kids and adults.

Are you ready for the best Duck Jokes and Riddles for Kids? Below are sample jokes that you will hear from the audiobook. Here's a sneak peak: Q: What time does a duck wake up? A: At the quack of dawn. Q: Where did the duck go when he was sick? A: To the ducktor. Q: Why did the duck come home sick from the hospital? A: The doctor he saw was a quack. You'll find more of them when you buy the audiobook.

On Christmas Eve, Annie and Willie, two motherless children, go to bed crying because their father has denied the existence of Santa Clause. Will their prayer be answered? Will the Yuletide spirit return to their home? Find out in this Victorian classic. First published in 1885, and written in verse, this illustrated Christmas bedtime story is guaranteed to tug at the heartstrings.

There once was a bright blue house with a slippery slate roof and a creaky crooked porch. The porch was a peaceful gathering place, and the man who lived there often sat and enjoyed the view and the humans and animals who so often stopped by. One day the man in the bright blue house with the slippery slate roof and the creaky crooked porch was watching the current summer storm, when he realized he was no longer alone. A small, injured brown squirrel sat motionless just a few feet away.... Would the man in the bright blue house be able to help the wounded little squirrel?