WARNING! Over 300 super creepy Halloween jokes for kids that have been known to cause excessive eye rolls and uncontrolled gas releases.
This joke book about Halloween is filled from cover to cover with jokes that are chilling, scary, ghoulish, in a silly way. Perfect gift idea for kids who like jokes or a birthday gift for jokester. Create a bonding experience through laughter that is ideal for little kids, bigger kids, silly grown ups, just about anybody who loves laughing at silly Halloween jokes.
Teacher and parent approved, no tricks, only treats when it comes to this book of Halloween jokes because they’re appropriate for kids of any age.
This gigantic joke book for kids about Halloween contains:300 Halloween jokes for kids that improve literacy knowledge and are easy to read.Fun, silly jokes that develop critical thinking and are teacher and parent approved.Hours of fun and entertainment that will tickle funny bones while encouraging kids to think quickly.Squeaky clean, family safe jokes for kids and wacky adults of all ages.Pages packed with goofy illustrations that help visualize these creepy jokes.Jokes that help young kids develop their sense of humor, excellent for early and beginning readers to subtly educate them in an engaging manner.100 pages of clean Halloween jokes that enhance social skills and boost children?s confidence!
Halloween joke book for students that will have them giggling with laughter, available in paperback and e-book formats, click the buy now button!
Some tricks and treats from the biggest Halloween joke book ever:
Q: What happened when the werewolf swallowed a clock on Halloween?
A: He got ticks.
Q: I threw a boomerang at a ghost the other day.
A: I knew it would come back to haunt me.
Q: What do you call two spiders that were married on Halloween?
A: Newly webbed.
Q: What do you call zombies in pajamas?
A: The sleepwalking dead.
Q: How does a witch tell time on Halloween?
A: She looks at her witch-watch.
Q: Why did the scarecrow skip Halloween dinner?
A: He was already so stuffed.
Q: What do monsters watch movies on?
A: Wide scream TVs.
