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Reviewed by Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Readers' Favorite
Life can be infinitely funny. Or, should I say punny? And who knows that better than children. Full of life and energy, children are always looking for the funny (aka punny) side of life. And what better way to share their joy of laughter than to share a few funny/punny jokes along the way. A twist of a word here, a few silly words there and the result is a whole lot of laughter and a whole lot of fun. It’s also a great way to improve a young person’s vocabulary and, when the jokes/puns are written down, it’s another great tool for teaching reading skills. Remember, children love to laugh.
Lisa Ayotte’s book of laughter, Punny Peeps’ Fun Farm Jokes, is another funny/ punny addition to her growing collection of humorous books for children. With a simple question/answer format, these jokes/puns are easy to remember, and, like a chicken might say, ‘egg-cellent’ for reading and vocabulary learning tools. The theme for this book is farm animals and with cute illustrations that are just as amusingly inspiring as the jokes they accompany, this book is another winner. I particularly like the ‘egg’ and ‘chicken’ jokes. “How do chickens stay in shape? They eggs-ercise!” Very clever. And this one: “What do you call chickens in a hot tub? Soup!” Each joke/pun is introduced with an illustration and the question is identified as “Peep 1,” while the answer is identified as “Peep 2.” The font is large and bold and the illustrations assist in the recollection of the joke pun. I love these books. I wonder what’s next in this series? Life in outer space perhaps?