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1,000 Crazy Jokes for Kids

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Manufacturer: Ballantine Books
Author: Michael Johnstone
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Publication Date: 1988-03-12
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Label: Ballantine Books
Number Of Pages: 192

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Editorial Review
From side-splitters to monsters, knock-knocks, waiter humor, silly rhymes and loony limericks, classroom cut-ups, and more, here are 1,000 jokes that kids of all ages will love to laugh out loud to. And their parents will too!
Did you hear about the stupid pianist who kept banging his head against the keys?
He was playing by ear.
Waiter! Waiter! Do you have chicken legs?
No sir. I always walk like this.
And 998 more guaranteed laugh-getters!
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Customer Reviews

For kids maybe but not for "children"

2006-10-18
As a teacher of third grade I like to read some jokes to the students. The title said for kids, so I thought I would read some to my class. After a few non-laughable ones, I started reading through some and discovered that most of the jokes would be accepted well by middle school students and above. Some were very tasteless including cannibalism. Do third graders need to mull over jokes about cannibalism? I didn't read those to the students so I ended up marking the ones that were acceptable (maybe two out of five or so). Still most were not funny and needed explaining to the students. What made me surprised was that the book was offered by Scholastic Book Clubs at the 2-3 grade level. I would pass on this one unless you are over the age of 12 or so.

Can you give NO STAR?

2006-03-09
I bought this book for my daughter that is a silly little girl w/a great sense of humor! She'll be 8 soon and she kept looking at her father as if he were crazy while he was reading the jokes out of this book! We expected kids jokes to be corny and such, but these are just not even producing grins. The funniest part about this book was the look on my daughters face.