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Showing a selection of funny picture books for children
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Big Talk: Poems for Four Voices
Paul Fleischman
For groups or families looking for a unique way to bond, these poems transform reading into a musical, four part perform
Ages 8–12
Prank You Very Much
Kevin Sherry
For the child who loves to be the center of attention, this undersea adventure explores how to have fun without hurting
Ages 6–8
With a Dog Like That, a Kid Like Me--
Michael J. Rosen
For the child who loves their pet exactly as they are, this imaginative story celebrates seeing the extraordinary in eve
Ages 4–8
All About Dad
Penguin Young Readers Licenses
For the child who loves their silly, playful dad. This sturdy board book celebrates the special bond and fun-filled game
Ages 1–4
I Won't Eat That
Christopher Silas Neal
For the child who turns their nose up at dinner or thinks the grass is greener elsewhere. A playful look at picky eating
Ages 3–7
Earth to Clunk
Pam Smallcomb
For the child who struggles with boring school assignments or finds it hard to appreciate a sibling, this wacky space ad
Ages 4–8
Animal House and Iz
Betty Hicks
For the child navigating the messy, wonderful transition of a blended family and finding their own place amidst the nois
Ages 8–12
The Matzah Man
Naomi Howland
For the child who loves the Gingerbread Man, this clever cultural twist builds excitement for the seder while introducin
Ages 4–8
Ah-Choo!
Margery Cuyler
For the child feeling a little under the weather, this rhythmic story turns a farmwide case of the sniffles into a playf
Ages 3–7
Dave's Rock
Frann Preston-Gannon
For the child who constantly compares their toys to others, this prehistoric tale uses humor to show how competition can
Ages 3–7
Mama, Coming and Going
Judith Caseley
For the child who notices Mom and Dad are a bit scattered after a new baby's arrival. This humorous story shows that fam
Ages 4–8
Optimists Die First
Susin Nielsen
For the teenager paralyzed by 'what-ifs' after a loss, this story offers a path through grief using humor, art, and the
Ages 13–18
Jungle Drums
Graeme Base
For the child who feels small or different in a world of giants. This vibrant tale explores how being unique can be a su
Ages 4–8
I Wanna Iguana
Karen Kaufman Orloff
For the child who is ready to prove they are responsible enough for a pet. This humorous story shows how to build a case
Ages 4–8
Beach Babe
Jennifer L. Holm, Matthew Holm
For the child who feels the pressure to be 'cool' or master a new skill perfectly the first time. Babymouse learns that
Ages 7–10
One Fine Trade
Bobbi Miller
For the child who loves the thrill of a good deal. Discover how persistence and clever thinking can turn a series of sil
Ages 4–8
The Fun Book of Scary Stuff
Emily Jenkins
For the child whose imagination turns the dark into a circus of monsters. This silly guide helps kids laugh at their fea
Ages 3–7
Alice the Fairy
David Shannon
For the child who turns every blanket into a cape and every stick into a wand. This story celebrates the boundless joy a
Ages 3–7
Candy
Lavie Tidhar
For the child who loves a clever challenge and standing up against unfair rules. This noir mystery explores justice thro
Ages 9–12
Sleep Sheep, The
Anna McQuinn
For the child who struggles to quiet their mind at bedtime, this silly story explores the frustration of being wide awak
Ages 4–8
I Am the Shark
Joan Holub
For the child who loves to be the best at everything, this silly shark showdown teaches that everyone has a unique 'supe
Ages 4–8
The SOS File
Betsy Byars, Betsy Duffey, Laurie Myers
For the child who feels like every small mistake is a giant disaster. This collection of classroom 'emergencies' turns c
Ages 8–12
This Is My Brain on Boys
Sarah Strohmeyer
For the teen who prefers logic and data to the messy world of feelings, especially when navigating their first major cru
Ages 12–17
All Shook Up
Shelley Pearsall
For the child struggling with a parent's quirky identity, this story navigates the cringe-worthy moments of moving to a
Ages 10–14
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