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Bird Jokes: Animal Jokes and Riddles for Kids

By: Kid's Corner Publishing
Narrated by: Travis White
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Publisher's Summary

Are you ready for the best bird jokes and riddles for kids?

Below are sample jokes that you will find inside the book. Take a sneak peak: 

Q: Why do seagulls fly over the sea?

A: Because if they flew over the bay they would be called bagels (bay-gulls)

Q: Where does a peacock go when it loses its tail?

A: A re-tail store

Q: Why does a flamingo stand on one leg?

A: Because if he lifted that leg off the ground he would fall down

Q: What is even smarter than a talking bird?

A: A spelling bee

You'll find more of them when you buy the audiobook. There are tons of question and answer animal jokes and riddles for kids and some animal mini stories that will surely make your kids laugh out loud. Please also visit my page for more kids jokes that kids will love.

©2018 Kid's Corner Publishing (P)2018 Kid's Corner Publishing
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