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The Best Funny Kids' Books to Spark Laughter & A Love of Reading
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items Welcome to my curated stable of the funniest kids' books guaranteed to spark a love of reading through laughter! From best-selling picture books by Australian authors to viral sensations like The Wonky Donkey, these stories are hand-picked for their ...
This is a modern classic of interactive reading that proves you don't need illustrations to be hilarious. The rule of the book is that the adult must read every word out loud, no matter how silly. It is guaranteed to result in belly laughter and is o...
Book With No Pictures, The : Novak, B J
Written by a best-selling Australian author, this is a riotous rhyming story about a piranha named Brian who prefers fruit over... well, people. It’s a perfect example of how humour can be used to celebrate individuality. The punchy text and expressi...
Piranhas Don't Eat Bananas - Board Book
This award-winning funny book puts the child in the position of the adult, as they have to say "No!" to a very persistent pigeon. It’s a brilliant look at toddler humour and persuasive writing. Kids love the power shift, and the simple, expressive dr...
Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus!
Written by the beloved Australian author and comedian Anh Do, this book tackles the age-old question that every curious kid has asked at the zoo. It is a riotous rhyming story filled with the kind of gross-out toilet humour that keeps children double...
What Do They Do with All the Zoo Poo?
A true modern classic that is guaranteed to result in uncontrollable laughter for both kids and adults. This hilarious rhyming story uses repetitive text and cumulative wordplay to describe a very unique donkey, building to a tongue-twisting climax t...
The Wonky Donkey : Smith, Craig, Cowley, Katz
This modern classic is told through a series of hilarious letters written by a box of crayons who have finally had enough. From the overworked Red Crayon to the ignored White Crayon, the deadpan humour and creative concept make it a standout. It’s a ...
The Day The Crayons Quit