New Releases by Katy Hall

Gather the family and make your Christmas jolly with these bestselling festive knock-knock jokes! Lift the flaps for punchlines and surprises. Follow two children on a mission to deliver a letter to Santa. Knock, knock! Who's there Sandy. Sandy who Sandy Claus is who we're looking for. Will they find him before he takes off in his sleigh Take a tour of the busy workshop where elves build and wrap toys, meet the reindeer, talk to the local penguins and polar bears, and go for a sleigh ride. This popular series has sold over half a million copies and is now refreshed with vibrant new art from Steve Bjorkman.

A collection of riddles to make readers laugh -- or groan.

For fans of plucky puns and fowl senses of humor, this book is stuffed with jokes and riddles that kids will gobble up. Full color.

A collection of jokes, puns, and riddles about skunks.

A collection of riddles relating to dinosaurs, such as "What do you get if you cross a dinosaur with a rabbit? Tricerahops!" and "What did dinosaur campers cook over the fire? Dino-s'mores!"

Knock, Knock! Who's there? Honey! Honey who? Honey-kah is my favorite holiday! There's enough fun in this miraculous collection of Hanukkah knock-knock jokes it fill eight days and nights. Lift the flaps and join friends and family--and two wisecracking Honey-kah Mack-a-bees--as they light candles, open presents, and sing songs in this hilarious celebration. It's a festival of laughs!

A collection of forty-two riddles about puppies.

A collection of riddles and jokes about frogs. Example: What do little frogs like to eat on a hot summer day? Hopsicles!

Readers can lift flaps on each page as a school class puts on a hilarious Thanksgiving play with all the trimmings. Illustrations.

Easy to read book of riddles Level 3.

Mummies are a lively bunch as these riddles will prove.

"Hey, Dad. When are we going to put up our Christmas lights?" "How about never?" Dad told me. He has no Christmas spirit. And you know what that means? No Christmas presents. No Christmas decorations. No Christmas tree. This is going to be the worst Christmas ever, I thought. And then Christmas eve arrived, and a real miracle happened...

"My life is a mess." Just how bad is it? My worst enemy, Glen Glenn, beat me up again. My best friend, Jeannie is moving. Grandma is coming to stay with us--and she's moving into my room! That's bad. But it's going to get even worse--because dad is bout to eat my pet fish for dinner! Help!

A collection of riddles and puns featuring sheep.

Claudia begins volunteering at a soup kitchen where she strikes up a friendship with Stacie, a 15-year-old homeless girl and invites her to stay over. After a few nights, Stacie is gone--and so are Claudia's father's cufflinks. To make matters worse, Stacie is hiding a big secret from her new friend.

Vampires race neck and neck, Dr. Jekyll plays Hyde and seek, and cheerleaders drink root beer in this collection of sports gags.

Which side of a chicken has the most feathers? The outside. Why did the turkey cross the road? To show he wasn't chicken. Young readers are sure to crack up at these eggs-tremely silly riddles.

The goofy bunny on the cover bids you welcome to the wacky world of rabbits. In forty-two riddles you will meet dozens of funny bunnies in silly situations. . .

Sarah's family is completely bizarre. So Sarah wishes that her family were different--and cooler. Then magically, Sarah gets her wish--she gets her perfect family. And learns that from now on she should be really careful what she wishes for!

Collects Thanksgiving riddles, jokes, and puns, with the punch lines hidden behind flaps.

Humorous account of how to survive at summer camp.

'With whole language 'and literature in the classroom blossoming in schools across America, Puffin's easy-to-Read series is a perfect match for the times. These books are easily read by beginning readers, and their reading-level label make it easy make it easy for parents and teachers to match the right book with the right child.'

Patti wants to be just like her new friend so she signs up for ballet lessons, wears flowing chiffon dresses, and starts a diet.

Puffin Easy-to-Read Level 3.

Features a collection of bone ticklers accompanied by side-splitting cartoons.

A collection of riddles about bats, including "Why did the little bat walk around in his pajamas? He didn't have a bat robe!"

An illustrated collection of jokes and riddles about rock musicians, group names, and song titles, including, What did the Beatles say when they were caught in a rockslide? Watch out for the Rolling Stones