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Art's Supplies
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Chris Tougas |
In this delightful tale of the power of the imagination, Art’s supplies come to life in the studio, creating mayhem and magic - and art! Pastels, pencils and paints, crayons, brushes and markers, eve… |
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Holiday howlers
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Peter Roop |
A collection of jokes about holidays. |
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Pigs ina poke, collection #2
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D. A. Hammond |
"Artwork and accompanying text depicting pigs in whimsical and satirical human situations"--Provided by publisher. |
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Semantricks
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Lewis M. Gediman,Nino DeNicola,Paul Gediman,Michael B. Laudor |
Awesome puns and wordplay! Small relatives: kindling. Need I say more? |
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It looks a lot like reindeer
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Brian P. Cleary |
A boy paints a humorous picture of the members of his family, describing them in pun-filled rhymes based on animal names. |
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Going ape
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Louis Phillips |
A collection or riddles, jokes, and puns about all kinds of animals from aardvarks to zebras. |
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Game-day gigglers
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Sam Schultz |
A collection of jokes about sports and games. |
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That stinks!
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Alan Katz |
Show and Tell in Mrs. Mueller's classroom is full of wordplay--though not intentionally. |
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Backyard beasties
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Diane L. Burns |
A collection of jokes about backyard animals. |
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Le plaisir des mots
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Richard Arcand |
Une anthologie de mots d'esprit sur les relations entre hommes et femmes qui présente l'originalité de les regrouper non pas par thèmes mais par procédés stylistiques, depuis l'alliance de mots contr… |
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A book of bad jokes, pitiful puns, woeful wordplay and ridiculous riddles
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Hugh Jass |
"Hundreds of jokes congregate in this amazing compilation of some of the greatest bad jokes and puns there are."--Amazon.com |
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Pun and games
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Richard Lederer,Dave Morice |
An introduction to wordplay, including puns, spoonerisms, riddles, and more. |
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Puns spooken [sic] here
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Richard Lederer |
You may well have heard the seasonal prey upon words "What do you call an empty hot dog?" Answer: A hollow weenie.But you probably don't know what's inside the trick or treat bag of Halloween puns th… |
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Punny Places
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June Swanson |
A collection of jokes about different places. |
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World's punniest joke book
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Mike Benny |
Illustrated riddles and jokes with plays on words. |
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Weighty words, too
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Paul M. Levitt |
Provides definitions for twenty-six vocabulary words from "aggrandizement" to "zany" with stories containing puns that provide mnemonic devices for remembering the definitions. |
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In the doghouse!
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Friedman, Sharon |
A collection of riddles about dogs, such as "What do dogs eat at the movie theater? Pup-corn." |
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What's in a word?
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Rosalie Moscovitch |
Offers unusual definitions using puns and illustrations including "Finite: Lovely evening" and "Beriberi: A double funeral." |
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Dumb clucks!
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Rick Walton |
A collection of jokes about chickens, e.g. What happened when the chicken ate cement? She laid a sidewalk. |
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Attila the Pun
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Daniel Manus Pinkwater |
When the mystic seer of Hoboken and the employees of the Magic Moscow summon the ghost of a famous person, they get a punster with a collection of 1500-year-old jokes. |
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