Bunny vs Monkey: The Gigantic Joke Fight!
By Jamie Smart
Bunny, Monkey and friends swap jokes but who will leave the forest crowned funniest?
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Bunny vs Monkey The Gigantic Joke Fight is an energetic spin-off that turns Bunny, Monkey and their friends into contestants in a gloriously silly joke competition. Packed with comic illustrations, riddles, knock knock jokes and plenty of toilet humour. It's best suited to children who enjoy fast paced visual comedy and sharing gags aloud.
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What is Bunny vs Monkey: The Gigantic Joke Fight! about?
The forest is abuzz with a colossal contest to crown the funniest animal! Bunny, Monkey, and their friends vie for the title, each showcasing their unique brand of humour, from dad jokes to riddles and knock knock gags. As the competition heats up, hilarity ensues, promising endless laughter for readers.
About the author
Jamie Smart is a brilliant British author and illustrator, best known for creating the hilarious comic series 'Bunny vs Monkey' and 'Looshkin'. His stories are packed with action, wild adventures, and loads of laughs. Jamie loves drawing funny characters and hopes his books inspire children to use their imagination and enjoy reading comics.
Discussion ideas around Bunny vs Monkey: The Gigantic Joke Fight!
What makes a joke funny?: Which types of jokes suit Bunny, Monkey, Le Fox or the other contestants best, and what do their jokes reveal about their personalities?
Winning and losing: How does the competition change the way the animals behave towards one another, and what matters more than being crowned the funniest?
Different kinds of humour: Why might one person find a joke hilarious while another person finds it boring, confusing or not funny at all?
Making your own jokes: Choose one character and invent a new joke in their style. What words, ideas or surprising ending would make it sound like them?
Sharing laughter: How can jokes help a group of friends have fun together, and when might a joke accidentally upset someone?
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
First published
2024
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