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From New York Times best-selling author and linguist Richard Lederer comes this fun little book packed with puns, riddles, jokes, games, stories, and more!
What do you call an empty hot dog?
A hollow weenie.
Why did the vampire join the police force?
So he could learn how to get a stake out.
What's the favorite food of mathematicians? Pumpkin pie.
How did Mr. Hyde celebrate Halloween?
With a Jekyll lantern.
Puns Spooken Here is the perfect gift for all your fiends and the other little goblins in your life.
What do you call an empty hot dog?
A hollow weenie.
Why did the vampire join the police force?
So he could learn how to get a stake out.
What's the favorite food of mathematicians? Pumpkin pie.
How did Mr. Hyde celebrate Halloween?
With a Jekyll lantern.
Puns Spooken Here is the perfect gift for all your fiends and the other little goblins in your life.
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- Word Wizard: Super Bloopers, Rich Reflections, and Other Acts of Word Magic by Richard Lederer in Front Matter
- Comma Sense: A Fun-damental Guide to Punctuation by Richard Lederer in Front Matter
- The Revenge of Anguished English: More Accidental Assaults Upon Our Language by Richard Lederer in Front Matter
- A Man of My Words: Reflections on the English Language by Richard Lederer in Front Matter
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