Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids

Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids

Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids

Jokes  Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids, The: A 3-in-1 Collection Paperback

The gut-bustingest, knee-slappingest, guffaw-inducingest collection of clean jokes you can find!
All kids like to laugh, and The Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids delivers! Combining his three bestselling joke books for kids, Rob Elliott will have you doubled over for days. You'll get jokes like

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Big Book of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids

777 Great Clean Jokes

777 Great Clean Jokes

777 Great Clean Jokes

Only Barbour can pack 777 great clean jokes into a single book! Here's a sparkling new collection of unsullied humor, ideal for any age and situation. Following in the footsteps of other best-selling Barbour joke books-such as Noah's Favorite Animal Jokes, The World's Greatest Collection of Church Jokes, and Knock, Knock, Who's There?-the entries in 777 Great Clean Jokes are categorized by topic and promise hours of fun and laughter for personal reading, church activities, and speech or sermon preparation.

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777 Great Clean Jokes

St. Patrick of Ireland A Biography

St. Patrick of Ireland A Biography

St. Patrick of Ireland A Biography

Having read other, classic studies on Patrick, I wasn't expecting much from this book. But I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised. Philip Freeman's "St. Patrick of Ireland" is a well-researched, scholarly, yet very readable book. While there is little new information in the book, for readers who wish to know something about St. Patrick but don't care to go in-depth, this work should serve adequately. The book should also serve as a good introduction to readers who wish to proceed to more in-depth scholarly works such as the late R. P. C. Hanson's, J. B. Bury's or other more studies.


Instead of concentrating on the vexing questions of dates, chronology, Patrick's missing years, and other intriguing though problematical issues in Patrician studies, Freeman concentrates on what is definitely known of Patrick's life and career, giving little space to speculation. He does a particularly good job of setting Patrick in the context of his times, describing fourth-century Romano-British and Irish society and religion.

St. Patrick of Ireland A Biography