Experiments in Laughter

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Finding the funny in science, Experiments in Laughter is part of the Illustrated Jokes series. Featuring 24 supremely silly jokes, this sly book gets kids reading, learning scientific concepts, and laughing all at the same time.

Experiments in Laughter is a 28-page nonfiction joke book from the Illustrated Jokes book series, written by Stephanie Rodriguez and illustrated by Brenda Ponnay. This book is perfect for children who love science and have a good sense of humor. It includes a variety of science-related jokes that will make kids giggle, such as: "Why are chemists great at solving problems? They have all the solutions" and "What did the limestone say to the geologist? Don't take me for granite."

The book also includes a variety of knock-knock jokes that will keep kids entertained, such as "Knock knock, who's there? Prism! Prism who? It's the police. If you don't open the door, you're going to Prism!". The illustrations by Brenda Ponnay add an extra layer of fun and make the jokes even more engaging for children. This book is a great way to encourage children to learn about science while also having a good laugh. It's perfect for classroom use and family reading time.