My Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly Book of Jokes - by Matt Lucas (Paperback)

About the Book

The hilarious joke book from multi-award-winning actor and comedian MATT LUCAS - creator of Thank You, Baked Potato, an official UK download chart-topper and Amazon bestseller!

Book Synopsis

The hilarious joke book from multi-award-winning actor and comedian MATT LUCAS - creator of Thank You, Baked Potato, an official UK download chart-topper and Amazon bestseller!

With laugh-out-loud artwork from Sarah Horne, illustrator of the bestselling Charlie Changes into a Chicken. Perfect for readers age 6+

THE PERFECT STOCKING FILLER!

If you're planning on reading this very very very very very very very silly book of jokes, there are some things you're going to need:

Spare pants In case you wet yours

Needle and thread In case you split your sides

Large box In case you laugh your head off (you'll still want to keep it, right?)

Are you ready? Come on in then - the jokes are waiting!

Also available:

My Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly Book of Pranks

My Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Silly Book of Games

About the Author

Matt Lucas is an actor, writer and comedian, first coming to prominence in Shooting Stars with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. Together with David Walliams, he reaped massive success with the smash-hit series Little Britain. The three BBC series and two Christmas specials won nearly every award for which they were nominated, including three BAFTAs.

Matt also completed two series of The Matt Lucas Awards for BBC1, and Pompidou for BBC2. He went on to play Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum in both Disney Alice in Wonderland films, and appeared in the beloved family adaptation of Paddington.

Sarah Horne is the much loved illustrator of Charlie Changes into a Chicken and hilarious sequels, Charlie Turns into a T-rex and Charlie Morphs into a Mammoth, written by Sam Copeland. She has over fifteen years experience illustrating books for children as well as for magazines and newspapers including the Guardian.