“There is no way that you can read The Big Bed without laughing out loud. If you have a toddler that takes over your bed, there may be some tears mixed in with the chuckles. LOL!” — Summer from @readingisourthing
Potato Pants!, by Laurie Keller
“It’s great as a read aloud, but it’s also great for a solo read––the text and the illustrations are equally engaging and pair very well with each other.” — Mel from @spiky_penelope
100 Dogs, by Michael Whalte
“This book is brilliantly illustrated with lots of hidden and humorous details!” — Kim from @bookbairn
We Don’t Eat Our Classmates, by Ryan T Higgins
“This lighthearted back-to-school book is sure to be enjoyed countless times.” — Miranda from @bookbloom
The Funny Life of Pets, by James Campbell and Rob Jones
“It was magic watching my daughter read this book – she kept bursting with laughter at the contents” — Carissa from @bookskidslove_
Baa Baa Smart Sheep, by Mark and Rowan Sommerset
“It’s a fantastic read aloud, laugh-out-loud funny and so much fun to share – particularly after your little reader has heard it once and knows how the story goes.” — Carissa from @bookskidslove_
Rodney Loses It!, by Michael Gerard Bauer
Snail & Worm: Three Stories About Two Friends, by Tina Kügler“We just can’t get enough of it in our house right now.” — Lauren from @happily.ever.elephants
The Book With No Pictures, by BJ Novak
“This book is absolutely hilarious!” — Angelique from @heads.shoulders.knees
No Fits, Nilson!, by Zachariah O’Hora
“It’s adorably illustrated (Zachariah O’Hora is a dream!) and manages to get us all giggling at big gorilla tantrums… which is better than crying, right??” — Anna from @kidlitcrafts
Ella Kazoo Will NOT Brush Her Hair, by Lee Fox and Cathy Wilcox
“With wonderfully playful language, the rhythm and rhyme will make you want to have this book on high read aloud rotation and will be sure to make you laugh at loud as you make connections to your personal struggle!” — Teri from @petitbookcorner
T Rex Time Machine, by Jared Chapman“This book has my kids laughing out loud and asking for re-reads over and over.” — Michelle from @the.book.report
