I received a Mobil.file for an ARC [Advanced Reader’s Copy] of this book from the publisher and the following is my [or should I say my inner-child’s] honest opinion of this books.

I loved the way this book has been arranged by the different topics each joke belongs to. This book has knock-knock jokes, jokes about the body, food, people, animals and a bunch of miscellaneous jokes that we as children love: jokes about school.

I loved how the person or persons who compiled the jokes in this book took a word and gave it a different spelling because both words sounded the same like this body joke:

Why is your nose in the middle of your face?
Because it is the scenter!
SCENTER / CENTER

Somethings the jokes just had a different meaning in the question and for the answer, like this food joke:

Why is a baseball team similar to a muffin?
They both depend on the batter!
Batter = the person trying to hit the ball/what the muffin is made from.

Being an inner-child, like children, telling the jokes in this book can make me a funny person telling the jokes in this book. However, not being an inner-child telling these same jokes most of the time would make me person who can tell jokes which are worn-out.

I believe, as an inner-child, that this book source of jokes for all children, and for those grown-ups who would love to remember the jokes they might have told when they had been children themselves. The jokes in this book form a game where if the teller can make another person laugh, they receive a point; get 7 points and you win. Having said this, I am happy to give this book 5 STARS helping children to become better joke tellers. ( )