Wednesday, 21 November 2018
"Kids Write Jokes" culled from the fantastic Twitter feed @kidswritejokes (Blink Publishing)
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November 21, 2018
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There's something undeniably funny about the sort of jokes kids make up themselves.
Twitter followers of the awesome @kidswritejokes profile will probably already know what happens when you collect together a bunch of kids and ask them to come up with something funny (with or without the aid of sugar-laden fizzy drinks).
The results have been collected together in the perfect christmas gift for joke lovers who look beyond the usual "Why Was the Window Unhappy? Because it had a pane!" stuff, and right into some seriously surreal and scatological territory.
I think we took great amusement from the fact that all of the kids contributing to "Kids Write Jokes" probably crack themselves up as much as they crack us up, so without further ado, let's dig in and have a look at the sort of funnies kids come up with...
Some of the jokes make a weird sort of sense, some are obviously misquoted from parents (yes, probably dad) jokes the kids have heard, and are hilariously mangling in translation.
There are more poo jokes than we comfortably knew what to do with, but in each case you can genuinely hear these read in a slightly squeaky kid's voice (like C's) and just burst out laughing at how utterly crackers they are.
I did genuinely laugh out loud at one joke about crossing a vampire with homework and creating something horrific. C mostly rolled her eyes at these but later on I caught her absolutely snorting with laughter at one particular poo gag.
Absolutely bonkers just like a monkey eating keys!
"Kids Write Jokes" is out now, published by Blink Publishing (kindly supplied for review).
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Twitter followers of the awesome @kidswritejokes profile will probably already know what happens when you collect together a bunch of kids and ask them to come up with something funny (with or without the aid of sugar-laden fizzy drinks).
The results have been collected together in the perfect christmas gift for joke lovers who look beyond the usual "Why Was the Window Unhappy? Because it had a pane!" stuff, and right into some seriously surreal and scatological territory.
I think we took great amusement from the fact that all of the kids contributing to "Kids Write Jokes" probably crack themselves up as much as they crack us up, so without further ado, let's dig in and have a look at the sort of funnies kids come up with...
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| The frog joke is a modern classic. Sublime, surreal, slightly disturbing! |
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| Danged right we'd hide! |
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| An eight legged clown is the stuff of my nightmares |
Absolutely bonkers just like a monkey eating keys!
"Kids Write Jokes" is out now, published by Blink Publishing (kindly supplied for review).
"The Atlas of Heroes" by Sandra Lawrence and Stuart Hill (Big Picture Press)
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November 21, 2018
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Wowsers, more brilliance from the talented team that brought you "The Atlas of Monsters" - Let's cheer for the good guys and gals...!
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"Little Wise Wolf" by Gjis van der Hammen and Hanneke Siemensma (Book Island)
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November 21, 2018
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We can instantly relate to the titular character in this fantastic book from Book Island. A book loving wolf!
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Tuesday, 20 November 2018
"Oskar Can" by Britta Teckentrup (Prestel Publishing)
We're big fans of Britta Teckentrup's work, particularly her simple yet brilliantly observed stories for younger children...
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"Rama and Sita: The Story of Diwali" by Malachy Doyle and Christopher Corr (Bloomsbury Education Series)
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November 20, 2018
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Here's a fantastic and educational picture book that delves into Indian culture in a colourful and vibrant way...
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Monday, 19 November 2018
"National Trust: 2019 Nature Month by Month" by Anna Wilson and Elly Jahnz (Nosy Crow / National Trust)
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November 19, 2018
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Nosy Crow
Getting ready for another fabulous year of enjoying the great outdoors, we're ready with this very special book detailing amazing nature throughout the seasons...
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"Night Windows" by Aart Jan Venema (Cicada Publishing)
Here's a really fascinating little storybook, at once visually appealing but dive inside and you'll find a really original story too...
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Friday, 16 November 2018
ReadItDaddy's Chapter Book of the Week - Week Ending 16th November 2018: "Dork Diaries: Birthday Drama" by Rachel Renee Russell (Simon and Schuster Children's Books)
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November 16, 2018
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Nothing short of sheer unadulterated MANIA greeted this week's Chapter Book of the Week on its arrival through our letterbox...
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ReadItDaddy's Second Book of the Week - Week Ending 16th November 2018: "Speed Birds" by Alan Snow (OUP / Oxford Children's Books)
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November 16, 2018
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Our second book of the week is something really special, from a master of explaining how things work...
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