Horrid Henry's Joke Book: 0

Descripción

Reseña del editor A collection of Horrid Henry's very own jokes: the jokes that grossed out Mom and Dad, that made Aunt Ruby run home and that sent Miss Battle-Axe screaming from class. Reissue. Críticas A laugh out loud for all ages! - Spot To Read All in all it was a good laugh. - Cindy's Love of Books All in all, a silly and fun collection of humor, Horrid-Henry style. Sure to be thoroughly enjoyed by any boy between the ages of 7 and 12.: ) - Everead Children will get a kick out of reading the jokes and then retelling them to friends and family - what better way to get hesitant young readers to pick up a book? While the book is intended for middle-grade readers, creative teachers and/or parents could easily use this with children much younger who understand the concept of jokes. - Katie's Literature Lounge Dig through all the grisly groaners in Horrid Henry's Joke Book. You might even enjoy Perfect Peter's favorites too - even with Henry's disdainful running commentary. - BookLoons.com Even though they are simple jokes, they are really quite funny. Even as an adult I was laughing out loud to a lot of them. Recommended for kids everywhere! - SMS Book Reviews Filled with groan-worthy puns and gross-out humor, Horrid Henry's Joke Book is chock full of the sort of simplistic humor that kids love. - PortlandExaminer.com Get this into the hands of any jokesters in your life. Then run for cover. - Not Just For Kids Horrid Henry books are full of fun, and kids new to reading chapter books will get a kick out of his new joke book. - Great Kids Books My oldest loved reading them with me and trying to figure them out (he does have a difficult time with jokes). In fact, he loved them so much that I sent the book into his classroom teacher. She loved it too and she shared it with the entire class. - Gadabout Media We all need a good laugh and Horrid Henry delivers in the Horrid Henry's Joke Book. - Lori Calabrese Biografía del autor Francesca Simon was born in the United States and attended both Yale and Oxford universities. A former journalist, she now writes full time. She lives in North London, England, with her husband, Martin, and her son, Josh .Tony Ross is a prolific illustrator of books for children, including Martyn Beardsley's Sir Gadabout stories as well as his own. Tony has become one of the best known creators of original and traditional picture books and his work has been sold all over the world.