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

Anita's Super-Duper Silly Joke Book Part II

By Professor DeanDean

Anita is back with another collection of 50 quick comics from the strange and silly world of Witches & Co.

Alongside the powerful Green Witch and the deeply disapproving Sir Crowington, she faces runaway spells, peculiar inventions and jokes that probably should not have left the factory.

55 pages · 6.2x6.3 inch · ISBN 9781915917447

£5.90Taxes included

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More Quick Laughs for Growing Readers

Anita’s Super-Duper Silly Joke Book: Part II gives children another collection of manageable four-panel stories that feel fun rather than demanding. Each comic combines short dialogue with clear visual action, allowing developing readers to use the pictures for context, anticipate the punchline and build confidence one strip at a time.

The book works equally well for independent reading and sharing with an adult. Children can practise expression by performing different character voices, explain visual jokes in their own words or simply enjoy the magical nonsense. Familiar characters provide reassurance, while the new situations keep the experience fresh.

Short, manageable reading
Builds reading confidence
Funny recurring characters
Even funnier if that possible!

“My son finished it in one afternoon, then immediately started again so he could tell every joke to his sister. Part two is somehow even sillier.”

— Leah W., mum of a 7-year-old boy

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“One of the few books my daughter will willingly read to her younger brother. They take turns performing the characters’ voices.”

Miguel S., dad of children aged 5 and 8

Fifty Completely New Comic-Strip Jokes

Fifty Completely New Comic-Strip Jokes

Part II brings together another 50 four-panel comics, with fresh punchlines, magical accidents and everyday disasters from inside Witches & Co.

Each strip is short enough to enjoy in a minute, making the book easy to read in small bursts or devour all at once.
Sir Crowington Is Even Less Impressed

Sir Crowington Is Even Less Impressed

Sir Crowington returns with more complaints, sharper reactions and absolutely no patience for foolishness.

His serious personality makes every ridiculous situation funnier, especially when he becomes part of the joke despite his best efforts.
Easy to Pick Up and Hard to Put Down

Easy to Pick Up and Hard to Put Down

The clear four-panel format helps children understand the sequence of each joke and reach a satisfying ending quickly.

Readers can begin anywhere in the book, revisit favourites or read one comic whenever they have a spare moment.

What other parents think:

“My daughter loved the first joke book and was thrilled to find another collection. Anita still makes her laugh!”

— Nadia R., mum of a 6-year-old girl

“Short, funny and easy to read without help. Exactly what my eight-year-old needed after losing interest in longer books.”

— Christopher J., dad of an 8-year-old boy

“We took this on holiday and it kept both children entertained during every journey.”

— Samantha L., mum of children aged 5 and 7

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