Resultados para "Noah" en Humor

Kathryn Erskine won the National Book Award for her mesmerizing novel Mockingbird. In The Absolute Value of Mike, a young man grows up during an unlikely adventure. Despite his best efforts, Mike has a hard time communicating with his calculus-loving father - and having a math learning disability certainly doesn’t help. But when Mike is sent to Pennsylvania to work on an engineering project, the young man learns valuable lessons from the colorful characters he meets.

Whether you're in middle school or middle aged, you will thoroughly enjoy this funny yet touching recollection of what it was like to grow up in the age of fanny packs, Game Boy and Chris Farley. Listen to Dad and Mom reminisce about the “glory days” to Jesse and Abigail, twin seven-year-olds whose curiosity knows no bounds. So, crack open a can of Crystal Pepsi, make sure your scrunchie isn’t too tight, and be transported to a world of Bob Barker, VHS, and Hi-C!

In this cute storybook, children will follow the adventures of Jack the farting leprechaun. Jack farts a different color of the rainbow each day of the week (from Monday to Sunday) depending on the type of food he eats. The story will surely captivate kids and make learning fun! Find out what happens when one day, Jack stumbles upon a rainbow of farts! Grab this cute St. Patrick’s Day farting leprechaun story today and create lasting memories with your kids.

In book number three, Book of Best Words, Jazz’s big brother offers homework help with inventive interpretations of a seemingly soulless A, B, C assignment. Jazz is inspired by her brother to tackle her homework in a most singular manner.

In book two of the series, Book of Bad Bargains, Jazz tries to convince her older brother to trade his beloved blue marble with increasingly peculiar bargains.

In the first of this series, Jazz’s older brother plays the straight man during the evening’s antics in Book of Bad Manners. Jazz and her Uncle Mark one up each other’s bad manners during Uncle Mark’s dinner while her older brother stews over the full report expected by their mom. Culminating in the best worst bad manner, this book is sure to be either the most refreshing or most raucous story on the bookshelf.

In this rollicking middle-grade adventure and national bestseller, Michael Fry's witty text and hysterical artwork combines superhero action with classic fish-out-of-water humor. Victor Spoil comes from a long line of famous supervillains and he's fully expected to join their ranks one day. But...