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Showing a selection of funny picture books for children
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The Artsy Smartsy Club
Daniel Pinkwater
For the child who explores the world with a unique perspective, this quirky adventure celebrates finding wonder in neigh
Ages 8–12
Buddy and Earl Meet the Neighbors
Maureen Fergus
For the child learning to navigate the 'big world' of the backyard and the slightly scary, slightly exciting prospect of
Ages 3–7
The Gum Chewing Rattler
Joe Hayes
For the child who loves silly 'what-if' stories and tall tales. A humorous way to explore the Southwest and the unexpect
Ages 5–10
Munmun
Jesse Andrews
For the teenager starting to notice the deep-seated unfairness of our world and seeking a story that mirrors their quest
Ages 14–18
How I Was Adopted
Unknown
For the child who feels like they do not fit the mold of their family's expectations. A humorous quest about finding you
Ages 8–12
Airmail to the Moon
Tom Birdseye
For the child who feels a spark of righteous anger when things don't go as planned or something precious goes missing.
Ages 4–8
The Other Normals
Ned Vizzini
For the teenager who feels like an outsider and finds more comfort in game manuals than social circles, exploring how hi
Ages 12–17
This Rock Is Mine!
Kaye Umansky
For the child who struggles to share or constantly competes with siblings. A vibrant story about two frogs who learn tha
Ages 3–7
King of the Dollhouse
Patricia Clapp
For the child feeling a little lonely while parents are busy, this whimsical tale follows a girl who finds a rowdy minia
Ages 7–10
Chu's First Day of School
Neil Gaiman
For the child feeling small and nervous about their first day of school, especially when they have a secret (or a sneeze
Ages 3–7
Frank Einstein and the Antimatter Motor
Jon Scieszka
For the child who constantly asks how things work and dreams of inventing something world-changing in their own garage.
Ages 8–12
Whoops!
Suzi Moore
For the child who loves to giggle at the unexpected, this silly story turns mistakes into a game as three animals find t
Ages 3–6
Star of the Week
Caroline Adderson
For the child who feels overlooked when a friend or sibling gets a new baby, this quirky story navigates the sting of co
Ages 7–10
The Rites & Wrongs of Janice Wills
Joanna Pearson
For the teen who feels like an outsider observing a strange world. Janice navigates high school social rituals with the
Ages 12–17
Oops! I Invented Fire!
James Emery Lovitt
For the child who gets frustrated when things don't go as planned, showing how even 'oops' moments can lead to amazing d
Ages 3–8
The Mysterious Sea Bunny
Peter Raymundo
For the child fascinated by nature's weirdest creatures, this hilarious comparison between a sea slug and a bunny makes
Ages 4–8
Novio Boy: A Play
Gary Soto
For the teen feeling the jitters of a first date or navigating the humorous chaos of a well-meaning but meddling family.
Ages 12–16
Story Of A Rock'n'Roll Broccoli
Unknown
For the child who feels like the odd one out in their group. A musical broccoli discovers that finding your tribe is jus
Ages 3–7
Zombie Cows!
Michael Broad
For the young reader who loves a silly scare and needs to know that even the most bizarre problems can be solved with a
Ages 7–10
Gemini Bites
Patrick Ryan
For the teen navigating the messy overlap of sibling rivalry, first crushes, and the search for identity while questioni
Ages 12–17
Digging Up Danger
Jacqueline West
For the child who loves to ask 'what if' and 'how,' this botanical mystery inspires budding authors to turn their own wi
Ages 8–12
The Sports Pages
Jon Scieszka
For the middle-schooler who would rather be on the field than in a book. This high-energy collection uses humor and grit
Ages 8–12
The Care and Feeding of a Pet Black Hole
Michelle Cuevas
For the child who is trying to push away painful memories or 'swallow' their sadness after a major loss. A clever metaph
Ages 8–12
Give Me a Snickle
Alisha Sevigny
For the parent looking to turn quiet moments into playful bonding through gentle touch and silly new words. Perfect for
Ages 0–3
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