Adults groan, but 4-6 year olds laugh out loud!
594210
Clearly a book meant for those not yet cynical. Our 4 and 6 year old grand kids make me read it to them again and again, and laugh at most of these corny knock-knock jokes.
110375
The children loves it,but the grown ups including me were annoyed it's too loud and repetious!
3709316
Funny book which worked with a 2 year old and a 4 year old.  Fun for the children and the adult reading it (for the nth time)
3273582
This joke book is a cute one and my nieces and nephews liked it.  I especially liked that when a joke would maybe be a little over the kids' heads, there is a fun fact giving a little bit of an explanation about the word. The kids had been telling the adults jokes around dinner so I had them read some of these.  A lot of the jokes weren't all that funny and were quite a stretch or you had to think about it a while and try to figure out what it meant. I felt like there were a little more jokes about poop than I cared for.

Some of them just didn't make sense:
Knock knock. Who's there? Pizza Delivery! Took you long enough! (This one didn't even make sense because it's not the person telling the joke's turn to say something in order to say "Took you long enough" so when the you tell the joke, it says "Pizza Delivery Who" and then you don't know what to say next.

The kids (ages 7 -10) seemed to like some of the jokes and tongue twisters but some of them really flopped so it's kind of a toss up for me, which is why I rated it 3 stars.

I was able to download this as a kindle book for free in exchange for my honest review.
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Gave one to my wife of 40 years, and my eldest three granddaughters, ages 5,6, and 13.  The little ones grossed out on chapter 2, where I stopped reading, and the eldest laughed at their embarrassment.

Way to go Bialik!
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Yes, the game box DOES say 12+, but I have been disregarding those recommended ages for years now with very happy results for the most part.  This game sounded so amazing, I thought my kids would really enjoy it.

However, we sat down to play it today, along with 3 other 3rd graders, and they just didn't really get the humor in it.  For example, some of the cards they got were, "Sit on your hands when it is not your turn," which got protests from a visiting 3rd grader, "salute and say "Yes, Sir" or "Yes, Ma'am" whenever someone is talking to you," which was baffling to my 5 year old, "Give a nightly news report about your mother's underwear drawer burning" or some such thing, which got a look of disgust from another visiting 3rd grader, "Sing a song backwards with your palms on your forehead", which a 10 year old gamely did to zero laughs, and so on.

Perhaps in a large family setting, with mixed ages, the children might get into it, but our initial attempt today was abandoned after about three rounds for "Apples to Apples".

At any rate, I loved the game, and can see its potential.  I'll bring it out for family reunions, neighborhood game nights, and, a couple of years from now, try it again with my kids and their friends.
1057431
ok. Honestly, I got this to see what all the hype was about.  yes, it is silly.  Yes it makes kids laugh.  But honestly, I act silly with my kids anyway, and this is just no big deal to them.  :(
2414479
The Chester series is a riot!  It's a rarity to find a child's book that is as funny for adults as it is for kids.  My 3 year old toddlers are not the target age range for Ms. Watt's series and I'm sure that some of the humor goes over their heads, but they still toss their heads back in wild laughter at Chester's antics (and so do I).
3982358
Silly and hilarious! Me (14) and my mom (45) couldn't stop laughing, despite not being kids ourselves.
3804668
I gave a bunch of these as gifts this Holiday season to children age 6 to Adults age 40.  They all loved them and the laughter that followed made my day!  Buy it!
4272936
If you love to hear your grandchildren's laughter.that silly deep laughter that only children are capable of lately, this is the book for you to give them.  They love it!  It is funny and well received.
823463
No doubt everyone loves a good joke, including kids.  Some, but not many of these jokes are old standards.  There is a section,  "Jokes that Make You Go Eeewwww!" that have what many people called potty jokes.  If you are offended or don't want your child to read them, you may wish to pass.  I'd probably recommend this for `tweeners and adults who like a good clean joke.  Younger children will enjoy a lot of them as well as the assortment is quite well-chosen.

I read several of these to other people with a very positive response.  "Hey, those aren't bad!"  Everyone seemed to get a good chuckle out of them, if not an outright guffaw.  Frankly, I was quite surprised at the reaction I got from some of these jokes.  I've taken the liberty of copying one from each category, but am leaving out what I feel are the best ones.  No need to spoil the fun.  The jokes are mild and will suit a wide range of people.  Not bad, not bad!

Jokes for the Animal Lover in All of Us

Q:  What kind of dance do rabbits love to do?
A:  Hip-hop

Why Waste Time? Tell a Joke!

Q:  Which building has the most stories?
A:  The Library

Jokes from Around the House

Q:  What kind of room has no window and no doors:?
A:  A mushroom

Fowl Jokes

Q:  What kind of bird can help you write a letter?
A:  A PENguin

Jokes Your Parents will Love to Share at Work

Q:  What do you do when a chemist dies?
A:  Barium

Jokes from Around the World

Q:  Why is England the Wettest country:
A:  Because royalty has reined there for centuries

Jokes to Make Your Parent's Dinner Guests Chuckle

Q:  What do you call a strawberry that is sad?
A:  A blueberry

Jokes that Make You Go Eeewwww!

Q:  What do you do if an elephant eats you?
A:  You jump up and down until you are all pooped out

Jokes from the Back Seat of the Car

Q:  What do you call a dinosaur that gets into a car accident?
A:  A Tyrannosaurus Wrecks

Jokes for Your Mummy and Deady

Q:  Why can't ghosts sing at church?
A:  They don't have any organs

Not another Chicken Who Crossed the Road Joke

Q:  Why did the squirrel cross the road?
A:  He was a little nuts

Jokes to Tell at the Cafeteria Table

Q:  Where do hamburgers like to dance?
A:  At a meatball

Jokes to Make Your Classmates Crack Up

Q:  How can you get straight A's in school?
A:  Use a ruler

Jokes that Your Coach will get a Kick out of

Q:  What position do pigs play on the football team?
A:  Swinebackers

Jokes that Famous People would Find Funny

Q:  Why did Tigger stick his head in the toilet?
A:  He wanted to see Pooh

A Joke a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Q:  What did one tonsil say to the other tonsil?
A:  Dress nice the doctor is taking us out tonight

Knock, Knock Jokes

Knock, knock
Who's there?
Yodel lay hee
Yodel lay hee who?

One More Giggle before Bed

Q:  Why was the police officer under the blanket?
A:  He was an under cover cop
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bc it will be  repeated over and over and over again by this thing.  As far as fun factor - this is the 2nd one we've gotten for mny 6 year old daughter.  It is VERY obnoxious to a normal adult, but very fun for a kid.  I can fully recommend this product if you're a) giving as a gift to someone not living in your household or b) have a high tolerence level for boisterous noise and really want to see your kid happy.
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We played this several times with kids as young as 6 and adults as old as 60 and it was a laugh riot. Especially with the contagious laughter of children who are delighted by the variety of thunderous flatulence and were giddy with the anticipation of the gassy build up. I would recommend a small change to the rules to add a little more strategy and make it a little less frantic... Everyone gets 5 cards and you don't draw more cards until your original cards have been played. This adds a little bit of strategy as to what cards you want to save and when to play the risky high number cards. It also keeps it interesting since many of the players will have more or less cards than others due to the reverses and skips. We keep everything else the same, from the process of player elimination and the 2 player rule where both the reverse and skip cards work like a simple turn pass.

The sounds are rich and loud, it feels well built, and it has a fun "try me" mode where it works as a random fart machine. If you want a serious game or one with a lot of strategy, then it almost goes without saying that this isn't the game for you. However, if you want a silly game for kids with enough strategy to keep grownups from going into a candyland induced coma... then this is the game for you. My only complaint would be that the box is not a storage container so the tooter and the cards need to be stored in your own bag/box.
4104
oh how they love to laugh at the silly jokes.  hours of fun.  you will love turning your kids into little stand up comics.
849125
Kids love to laugh! It doesn't take much to set little ones off into a fit of the giggles.  Lots of Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids by Whee Win is the perfect book to start those fits of laughter.  The book contains over 250 jokes.  There are 6 chapters of knock-knock jokes and a final chapter that contains other jokes and riddles.  The knock-knock jokes are sorted into categories: Name Jokes, Place Jokes, Holiday Jokes, Food Jokes, Animal Jokes and Object Jokes.

I love that the book contains only clean jokes that are appropriate for Elementary age students.  I will warn you... some of them are really corny but when it comes to kids the cornier, the better!  It is difficult in this day in age to find appropriate humor for kids.  You can be assured that this book will not need any censoring on your part!

Disclaimer:  I received this book for free from the Book Look Blogger Program in exchange for an honest review.
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I admit I have somewhat of a warped sense of humour. I grew up watching the Muppets and old Warner Brothers cartoons and am a fan of the Simpsons. I'm also familiar with many of the old fairy tales in their true form (not the waterized Disney version). Therefore, I almost immediately liked this book.
Younger children may become frightened by some of the pictures and/or won't get many of the stories. However, since we live in such a media-filled/entertainment society, anyone over the age of 4 will probably enjoy the book. Nevertheless, be forewarned parents are probably going to get the most out of these wacked-out stupid little tales causing kids to wonder what's so funny and why do Mommy and Daddy act so strange when reading this book.