by Michael Dahl
Read-it! Joke Books-Why don’t monsters eat clowns? They taste funny. Young readers will love the laughs in these hilarious joke books.
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Juvenile Wit and humor · Jokes
Wackiest jokes in the world
1994
Jokes & riddles · Juvenile Humor
Super colossal knock-knocks
2007
Optical illusions · Juvenile literature
Kids' Bathroom Book
2003
Juvenile Wit and humor · Knock-knock jokes
Dr. Knucklehead's knock-knocks
2005
English wit and humor · Knock-knock jokes
Jokes for all the family
2012
Knock-knock jokes · Specimens
Knock, knock who's there?
2000
Personal Names · Juvenile humor
Giggle Fit
Jokes · Juvenile Wit and humor
Doctor Knock-Knock's Official Knock-Knock Dictionary
1976
Knock-knock jokes · Juvenile Riddles
Laughs, hoots & giggles
1984
Wit and humor · Wit and humor, juvenile
Knock Knock Jokes
2016
Knock-knock jokes
2006
Juvenile Fiction · Knock-knock jokes
Nutty neighbors
Alice (fictitious character : carroll), fiction · British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
1865
Children's fiction · Christmas, fiction
A Christmas Carol
1843
form:novel · genre:tragedy
Wuthering Heights
1846
adventure and adventurers · Adventure stories
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
1876
Fiction · Puritans
The Scarlet Letter
1800
Crusoe, robinson (fictitious character), fiction · British and irish fiction (fictional works by one author)
Robinson Crusoe
1686