Books in Giggle Fit series

So, you've been swift enough to say "Sally sells sea shells at the sea shore" over and over again with no problem. But, you're about to meet your match, so get ready to have your tongue tied up in knots! If you think you're a smooth talker, just wrap your mouth around these twisters: Say this three times FAST: "Ike ships ice chips." How many times can you repeat this in 10 seconds?: "Loose loops." Give this a shot: "There's no need to light a night light; On a light night like tonight; For a night light's just a slight light; On a light night like tonight." And, remember--it's more fun when you do it with an audience!

Some super serious silliness has come to call. No need to check the peep-hole to identify these visitors—just ask! Knock-Knock. Who’s there? Beagles. Beagles who? Beagles and cream cheese. Or, Knock-Knock. Who’s there? Clark Kent. Clark Kent who? Clark Kent come, he’s sick. And remember this classic: Knock-Knock. Who’s there? Denise. Denise who? Denise is de sister of de nephew. Share the laughs with parents and friends!

Amaze your friends and stump your parents with number magic tricks! You don't have to own a magician's equipment to perfect each feat--you just practice it a few times. Some tricks turn you into a mind reader, such as the one where somebody rolls some dice, stacks them, and you tell everyone the total numbers on the hidden dots. Or, reveal the number a friend has chosen from a list on a piece of paper. Or, guess a word someone has chosen from a dictionary. Then try some new card tricks, and finish by drawing a line on a piece of paper with only one side, and a magic origami trick of turning an 8. From the author of Math Magic.

Halloween turns into a frightfully funny holiday with this collection of monstrously amusing jokes, riddles, and knock-knocks, all featuring side-splitting illustrations. What do you call a meat-eating pumpkin? A carve-avore. What do dogs dress up as on Halloween? Were-woofs. All the little would-be vampires, witches, and goblins will be wearing a big smile along with their costumes.

They're a hoot and a goof and a real riddle riot. What is an astronaut's favorite meal? Launch. What prehistoric animal made noises in its sleep? The dino-snore. Why shouldn't you tell a secret to a pig? Because it is a squealer. If two vampires had a race, who would win? Neither. They would finish neck and neck. Prepare to hold your sides with laughter!

Tie your tongue in knots--and have loads of fun doing it with these wacky words and silly sentences! How many times can you repeat this in ten seconds? Matt's mismatched mittens. Can you say, Does a double bubble gum double bubble? three times fast? What about Sixty-six sticky skeletons? With these mouthfuls of mayhem, you'll have a blast alone or with a group.

It's one thing to learn the mechanics of a magic trick, and quite another to entertain and mystify your audience. You'll master both at the same time with 64 money tricks involving coins and bills--and the magician's professional banter and diversionary tactics. Tricks range from simple ones to delight the kids to advanced ones to fool sophisticated adults: Make coins disappear and reappear all over the room, change places with each other in plain sight, sneak about while hidden under cards. Cut up somebody's bill and put it back together, spin a coin in the air as you toss it from the palm of your hand, and drop a coin onto a table so it lands on its edge.

Some super serious silliness has come to call! No need to check the peep-hole to identify these visitors--just ask! Knock-Knock. Who's there? Beagles. Beagles who? Beagles and cream cheese. Or, Knock-Knock. Who's there? Clark Kent. Clark Kent who? Clark Kent come, he's sick. And remember this classic, Knock-Knock. Who's there? Denise. Denise who? Denise is de sister of de nephew. Share the laughs with parents and friends!

All these funny, punny knock-knocks have a twist: they play games with names to create big belly laughs for kids. Some are just out of this world: Knock-knock. Who’s there? Martins. Martins who? Martins from outer space. Others stretch out the fun in a series of jokes: Knock-knock. Who’s there? Boyce. Boyce who? Boyce will be Boyce. Knock-knock. Who’s there? Gail. Gail who? And Gails will be Gails. What irresistible amusement for young comedians!

Who knew school could be so much fun? This comic “class” is an absolute laugh riot. Where do you go to learn how to make ice cream? Sundae school. What was the butterfly’s favorite subject? Mothematics. Are you in need of a little homework humor? Here’s one that should fill the bill: Tommy: Dad, could you help me with my homework? Dad: No, it wouldn’t be right. Tommy: Well, could you at least give it a try? Plus: Cafeteria food, silly answers to teachers’ questions, and much more amusement, too!