Monster Joke Book
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Monster Joke Book
Why do cyclops make good friends? Because they always see eye to eye!
This hilariously illustrated, full-colour joke book is packed with monster laughs. Do you know the best way to reach the top of a haunted house? Take the monstairs, of course! And what do you say before fleeing from a two-headed monster? Bye-bye!
Steven Wood's bold and playful artwork fills every page with color and humour. This book will tickle the funny bone of every kid aged 6+.
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781398846616
Publisher: Arcturus Publishing Ltd
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 30 September 2025
Country: United Kingdom
Imprint: Arcturus
Illustration: Paperback
Contributors:
- Illustrated by Steven Wood
Audience: Children
DIMENSIONS
Spine width: 11.0mm
Width: 150.0mm
Height: 231.0mm
Weight: 313g
Pages: 176
About the Author
Lisa Regan has written serious books on science, clever books on craft, and perplexing books of puzzles, but she also writes absolutely hilarious joke books! All jokes are road-tested on her children before publication.
Steven Wood is a children's book illustrator who has worked for Usborne, Macmillan, Parragon, Scholastic, Egmont and Templar. He lives in London.
Also by Lisa Regan
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