Publisher's Synopsis
IT'S THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR
Celebrate this Christmas with this massive collection of Stocking Stuffer Jokes for children of all ages!
"If We Could See the World Through the Eyes of A Child, We Would See the Magic in Everything Unknown"
With Fun and Cute Illustrations
★★Buy the Paperback version of this book, and get the Kindle eBook version included for FREE ★★
The Try Not to Laugh Challenge: Joke Book - Christmas Stocking Stuffer Edition is different from other jokes and riddle books that we have written. It is not meant to be read alone, but instead it is a game to be played with siblings, friends, family or between two people that would like to prove who is a better comedian. Time to see who has the funny bone in the family!
If you haven't heard of the rules, here they are:
- The two jokesters go back and forth telling each other jokes.
- When the person listening laughs or even cracks a smile, the joke teller gets a point.
- The first person to reach five points wins & is claimed the Try Not to Laugh Champion!
These jokes are suitable for children of different age groups and we promise that adults will enjoy them as much as their kids will! A friendly warning for the parents to keep in mind; don't be surprised if your kids giggles or laughs too much!
With this book you will keep your kids and their friends busy and entertained for hours! >>>>100% kid appropriate material With Fun Illustrations This book offers an experience that you and your family will absolutely enjoy: ★Over 300 Jokes - Q&A, Knock knock, word play and animal jokes★Adults will enjoy the challenge as much as their kids will!
★Appropriate for children ages 6+ and young teens.
★Perfect activity book for kids who like humor and jokes
★Great for getting fun conversation started at the dinner table!
★Ideal for family fun!
★Teach your kids to develop sense of humor!
What do kids sing at Frosty the Snowman's birthday party?
What do naughty boys and girls get from Santa on Christmas day?
What's a snow man's favorite breakfast cereal?
Why do Santa's elves need to get paid for their hard work?
