Try Not to Laugh Challenge Sassy Lassy Edition: A Hilarious and Interactive Joke Book for Girls Age 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 Years Old

by Crazy Corey

Overview

Great jokes to make girls giggle—for hours of age-appropriate fun!
 
Now there’s a joke book especially for girls—and it’s not just a regular old joke book. It’s part of the Try Not to Laugh Challenge series, in which two contestants can compete to try to crack each other up in a game with the following rules:
· The two jokesters go back and forth telling each other jokes
· When the person listening laughs or smiles, the joke teller gets a point
· The first player to earn five points wins
 
Whether it’s to build self-confidence and creativity or just provide hours of fun, the Try Not to Laugh Challenge is age-appropriate and family-friendly for girls from 6-12. And they may find that sometimes losing the game is the most fun of all!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781942915362
Publisher:	For Everyone
Publication date:	04/08/2020
Series:	Try Not to Laugh Challenge
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	62
File size:	7 MB
Age Range:	6 - 12 Years

About the Author

Please give Crazy Corey a break if one of his jokes is a little corny and not funny. It's not his fault you see. You've all heard of the Jungle Book in which Mowgli was raised by Baloo and a black panther. Well, a similar story happened when Crazy Cory, a boy from New York City who got separated from his parents on a trip to Africa and was raised in the jungle by five laughing hyenas! Being laughing hyenas, they laughed at EVERYTHING Crazy Corey said so Corey grew up thinking he was the funniest person who ever lived. Because the Hyenas laughed at even his worst jokes that didn't make sense he never learned what is actually funny and what is not. This is why some of Crazy Corey's jokes are not funny at all. But please don't tell Crazy Corey that he isn't funny. He is a little older now and it would break his heart if he found out he wasn't funny so please keep this our little secret, and remember he is the "greatest joke writer who ever lived" (even if we all know it's not true).