Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book
Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book
Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book
Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book
Best for 4-8 years

Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book

By Professor DeanDean

Anita has collected 50 of the silliest jokes, magical mishaps and ridiculous moments from inside Witches & Co.

Join her, the powerful Green Witch and the permanently grumpy Sir Crowington in a collection of quick four-panel comics filled with bad spells, worse ideas and punchlines that may cause uncontrollable groaning.

55 pages · 6.2x6.3 inch · ISBN 9781915917430

£5.90Taxes included

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Short Comics, Big Laughs and an Easy Step into Reading

Anita’s Super-Duper Silly Joke Book gives young readers a collection of complete stories they can enjoy one small comic at a time. Each four-panel strip has a clear beginning, comic turn and punchline, helping children practise sequencing, visual comprehension and prediction without making reading feel like a lesson.

The short format works well for independent readers, reluctant readers and children who still prefer sharing books with a grown-up. Familiar characters and repeated visual cues help build confidence, while the magical jokes keep the experience light. It is a book children can read from beginning to end—or open at random whenever they need something silly.

Easy, visual storytelling
Perfect for reading aloud
Plenty of jokes and groans
Familiar magical characters

“My daughter laughed so hard at Sir Crowington that she made me read the same page four times. It is silly, quick and perfect before bed.”

— Aisha K., mum of a 6-year-old girl

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“Quick enough for the school run, bedtime or whenever we need five minutes of nonsense.”

Sofia D., parent of children aged 5 and 8

Fifty Little Bursts of Magical Nonsense

Fifty Little Bursts of Magical Nonsense

Each four-panel comic delivers a complete joke in just a few moments, making the book easy to pick up, share and return to whenever children fancy another laugh.

The short format is particularly useful for younger readers who may find a full story intimidating but still want the satisfaction of reaching the punchline.
Meet the Strangest Trio at Witches & Co.

Meet the Strangest Trio at Witches & Co.

Anita brings the enthusiasm, the Green Witch brings the power, and Sir Crowington brings a long list of complaints.

Their clashing personalities turn simple moments into magical disasters, whether they are testing a potion, answering the telephone or attempting to have a sensible lunch.
Made for New and Reluctant Readers

Made for New and Reluctant Readers

Large pictures, short conversations and clear visual storytelling help children follow each joke without facing dense blocks of text.

Children can read independently, take turns with a grown-up or simply use the pictures to retell the joke in their own words.
More of the World of The Green Witch

More of the World of The Green Witch

The comics offer a playful return to Witches & Co., revealing everyday mishaps, peculiar inventions and small moments that do not appear in the main story.

Existing fans can spend more time with familiar characters, while new readers can enjoy the jokes without knowing the original book.

What other parents think:

“My son is only just beginning to read independently. he loves reading Anita comics. We found it the best way for him to want to read.”

— Marcus T., dad of a 7-year-old boy

“Very silly. Very colourful. Requested every night for a week.”

— Lauren P., mum of a 4-year-old

“The jokes are simple enough for my five-year-old, but there are little details in the pictures that keep making her laugh on repeat reads.”

— Priya S., parent of a 5-year-old girl

“My children now spend breakfast inventing terrible witch jokes. I am not sure whether to thank this book or hide it.”

— Daniel M., dad of children aged 6 and 8

“The crow's grumpy reactions are the best part. My son reads his lines in a very serious voice, which makes them even funnier.”

— Kwame B., dad of a 6-year-old boy

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