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1 author picked Kids Write Jokes as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

This is the funniest book I have ever read. My partner and I take turns to read the jokes out. It usually takes us a few goes as we laugh so hard.

The jokes are written by children and they are excellent, by which I mean very, very silly. The book isn’t big or clever. But once upon a time neither were you. Once upon a time you were small and foolish, as well as full of joy. Read this book to discover that really you are still small and foolish and rekindle that joy.   

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