Bad Dad Jokes: This Is How Eye Roll
Publishing Details
Bad Dad Jokes: This Is How Eye Roll
By (Author) Bart King
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
Gibbs M. Smith Inc
21st April 2020
United States
Classifications
Physical Properties
160
Width 152mm, Height 178mm
Description
A goofy book celebrating the Dad Joke lifestyle packed with jokes and wordplay for your favorite punster.
Bad Dad Jokes covers every aspect of the most simultaneously loathed and beloved joke form of all time: the pun. Because Dad Humor should be practiced by everyone (regardless of age, gender, or family status) this book serves to encourage creative thinking and punning habits for everyone! Learn how to properly deliver a pun (whether written, visual, or verbal) and how to pretend youre sorry for your Dad Joke (even when youre not). Includes: quality pre-loaded puns, the taxonomy of the different types of wordplay, famous punsters, and Great Moments in Dad Joke History.
Reviews
What fun parents guide for back to school wouldnt be complete without a joke book You dont need to be a Dad to tell a good (bad) Dad joke. Arm yourself with some amazing school morning send offs with this hilarious and educational book,Bad Dad Jokes. You wont just find a few great lines to cause a laugh but youll also get an in-depth look at the foundations of the Dad joke and even how to nail it in your delivery in any crowd! Starting your childs day with a morning giggle is a sure path to a great school year! * Daily Mom *
Author Bio
Bart King is one of Americas top 100 Barts. As a child, he grew fascinated with puns after learning that William Pitt the Younger (1759-1806) was so thin, he was nicknamed The Bottomless Pitt. A longtime teacher, King has also written more than twenty-five books (including The Big Book of Boy Stuff, The Big Book of Spy Stuff, and The Pocket Guide to Mischief), and is the winner of the 2019 Bulwer Lytton Fiction Contest "Vile Pun" award. He had intended to illustrate this book himself, but after drawing a blank, Bart was lucky to enlist the expert assistance of Jack Ohman.
Jack Ohman is the editorial cartoonist and Associate Editor at the Sacramento Bee. Ohman was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2012, and won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. He has published ten books, many on the subject of fly fishing, inexplicably. Ohman has also won the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, and virtually every other American journalism prize. It doesn't go to his head, much. He has three children, two of whom were students of Bart King, whom they still call "Mr. King."
