Ho Ho Ho, Ha Ha Ha: Holly-arious Christmas Knock-Knock Jokes

by Katy Hall, Steve Bjorkman (Illustrator), Lisa Eisenberg

Overview

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.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780063216235
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	09/12/2023
Pages:	16
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)
Age Range:	4 - 8 Years

About the Author

Katy Hall has written all of the Life With Louie books for HarperEntertainment. She and Lisa Eisenberg have collaborated on many fun flap books, including Hearty Har Har; Gobble, Gobble, Giggle; Jingle Jokes; Easter Crack-ups; and Trick or Eeek! Ms. Hall lives in New York City.

Steve Bjorkman has illustrated nearly one hundred picture books, including the New York Times bestseller Dirt on My Shirt by Jeff Foxworthy. He has also sold millions of greeting cards through Recycled Paper Greetings with his brother, Carl. Steve lives with his wife in Irvine, California.

Katy Hall and Lisa Eisenberg have collaborated on many fun flap books, including Hearty Har Har; Gobble, Gobble, Giggle; Jingle Jokes; Easter Crack-ups; and Trick or Eeek! Ms. Hall lives in New York City and Ms. Eisenberg lives in Ithaca, NY.

Editorial Reviews

Gr 1-3-Despite the hit-or-miss nature of these collections, these groaners will satisfy most youngsters. Kids will enjoy lifting the flaps to discover the punch lines, and then trying out the jokes on their friends. Hanukkah Ha-Has depicts a family get-together on the first night of the holiday, complete with latkes, dreidel games, and the menorah. In Ho Ho Ho, two youngsters make their way to the North Pole to hand deliver their request to Santa. Elves, presents, reindeer, and even Elvis figure into the knock-knock fun. In both books, the cartoon-style illustrations are festive and amusing. Teachers and parents might like to spruce up holiday parties by including a few of the wittier jokes. Knock-knocks are always popular, and these holiday versions will make the season a bit brighter.-I. A. Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.

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