Sidesplitters A Joke A Day: 365 Guaranteed Giggles

by Martin Chatterton

Other authors: Tony Trimmer (Illustrator)

Series: Kingfisher Sidesplitters

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Sidesplitters Joke a Day by the editors of Kingfisher will keep readers in stitches all year long. There are special seasonal jokes for holidays, as well as silly (but real) observances such as Talk Like a Pirate Day (September 19). The funny line drawings illustrating each joke are guaranteed to start each day with a smile.… (more)

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Sidesplitters Joke a Day by the editors of Kingfisher will keep readers in stitches all year long. There are special seasonal jokes for holidays, as well as silly (but real) observances such as Talk Like a Pirate Day (September 19). The funny line drawings illustrating each joke are guaranteed to start each day with a smile.

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