Why was the math book unhappy? Because it had too many problems!
More than 750 knee-slapping dad jokes the whole family can enjoy together!
You don't have to be a dad to love and tell dad jokes. They're for everybody (except skeletons who don't have the guts to tell dad jokes). So, gather 'round, crack open this book, and start chuckling! The Big Book of Silly Dad Jokes boasts hundreds and hundreds of hilarious, pun-tastic, and supremely silly jokes and riddles that kids and adults of all ages can read and share for hours of fun. Bring it to the dinner table, take it on a road trip, or give it as a gift, and make sure the whole room is laughing. Kids will even find tips and tricks for how to write their own dad jokes!
Fun for everyone-These wholesome, simple jokes are good, clean fun for kids, teens, parents, grandpa, grandma, and anyone who loves to laugh.
Jokes for days-The fun and laughter goes on and on with the massive number of jokes in this joke book! Tell a few, pass it on, or read ahead so you can have your next dad joke at the ready.
Amazingly giftable-This fun and silly book makes the perfect present for Father's Day, birthdays, Christmas stocking stuffers, and more!
Get set to tickle your funny bone with The Big Book of Silly Dad Jokes!
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CHRIS CATE's humor has been featured in Reader's Digest, The Washington Post, Scary Mommy, TODAY Parents, BuzzFeed, McSweeney's, and many more national outlets. He's also been featured on HuffPost's weekly list of funniest parents on Twitter more than 100 times. Meanwhile, more than 250,000 parents follow his @ParentNormal Instagram account where he shares daily parenting humor. Before writing children's books, Chris was a speechwriter and spokesperson for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Florida Department of State. His diverse career also includes time as a stand-up comedian, high school teacher, college professor and producer/reporter for the CBS television station in Birmingham, Alabama. Chris lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and three kids. They are probably together on a soccer field somewhere.
