Kids Books - Humor

The Timmy Failure series by Stephan Pastis, is a very hilarious fiction series about a boy named Timmy Failure, who has a detective business, and solves them in the most silliest ways. This book is really funny, and i recommend it to those starting to read hard chapter books.

This book series is funny and awesome! It has cute drawing and is fun for kids to read. It may seem like a chapter book, but it is not. It is starring Julie Graham-Chang and Lydia Goldblatt!

THIS BOOK IS SO COOL. LOL LAUAHG OUT LOUD

This book is very good. I have read almost all of the Geronimo Stilton books, and this is better than all of the rest. I recommend this book to kids from age 7-9 because of the reading level and print size.

Mia is a true socialite. She's part of the well-known Cupcake Club business, has a famous personal stylist for a mom, and most importantly, is one of the most fashionable girls in school. So when she finds out she needs braces AND glasses at the same time, she's positively horrified. In her eyes, Mia will become a brace-faced, four-eyed freak! How will she ever show her face? But looks aren't everything, and Mia is about to learn that there's more to life than being trendy.

WARNING, contains spoilers! This book is about a foster kid named Ace who can't remember his past from before he was nine years old, and all he has left of it is an ace of hearts. He opens a genie jar and suddenly becomes a Wishmaker with a quest that if he fails, will end the world as we know it, but he can wish for help if he accepts a consequence. While working on his quest he meets a Wishmaker named Tina, whose mom is an ex-Wishmaker and is very sick because of all her consequences.

This book is about a wizard named Septimus Heap. He is the seventh son of the seventh son and that is supposed to mean he has special magical powers. How the people in his word spell magic is like this "m-a-g-y-k". Septimus is really interested in "physik" and wants to learn how to do it but the only obstacle is that the only person who knew how to do it died hundreds of years ago. Septimus' sister is being haunted by a ghost that is her great great great great great great great great great grandmother (that kills her own daughters ). The ghost wants to get rid of Septimus first so e can't stop her so she puts a curse on him that he will drown that midnight unless he looks into a weird mirror. he looks into the mirror and gets sucked in. The mirror turns out to be a portal between two different times. Septimus gets to learn physik and meet the person who created physik. Then Jenna (Sep's sister) gets sucked into it also and everybody thinks she is the lost princess. Will they get out and survive or will they die in they're past. read what happened before in "Magyk" and "Flyte" then read this book to find out what happens to them. Good luck!

It's time for little dog to go to bed!! He walks up the stairs and gets ready to go to sleep . After he turns off the light and turns on the moon . He starts to dream . He dreams about food ,running , but then he has a bad dream . I recommend this book to very young kids . I rate this 2/5 stars because it's a great book for younger kids ... But not for me. - Pizzagirl7 💋

Anyone up for some humour? Well if yes then you should definitely read this book! The main character Andy is so clever and you will just find it so funny!

Where, oh where did Flo go? Sam N.'s class is back at it again at Geyser Creek Middle School, trying everything they can do to fundraise after their school's sink breaks (and the sink STINKS, too!). They're hoping to use the help of eccentric designer and friend Florence Waters after she helped them on their fountain. But Flo is nowhere to be found! Principal Wally Russ is also short of cash after he sunk all of the school's money for the sink into Rainy-Day Rainwear stocks, which are PLUMMETING after a new technology of irrigation is introduced and endorsed by the newest senator Sue Ergass! But something suspicious is going on, and it's up to Sam N.'s class to save Flo. I encourage anyone to read this comical and super fun book! In the format of different letters sent, newspapers, and illustrations, this book will keep you turning pages! Also, I loved how every single name is a clever play on words... it's so fun to figure them all out! I recommend this book for middle grades, and I would rate it a 4/5 stars!