[KatyD Posts: 844 Status: Offline www.katyduffield.com WWW]

I read that recently, Michael. It's very clever!

[Andrea Mack Posts: 13 Status: Offline WWW]

My kinder students all loved I'M BORED by Michael Ian Black, illustrated by Debbie Ridpath Ohi. And they love anything by Mo Willems.

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Michael, I love The Incredible Painting of Felix Clousseau -- hilarious! I often read it to my students.  Another incredibly funny book is Rotten Teeth, by Laura Simms.

Stella

[Michael Sussman Posts: 184 Status: Offline WWW]

Thanks, Stella, I'll have to take a look at ROTTEN TEETH. THE INCREDIBLE PAINTING is incredible.

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Maybe it's not so funny, but I do really love "Where the wild things are"

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Too many posts to see if this has been listed already, but Daniel and Kill PInkwater's Irving and Muktuk books totally crack me up every time I read them.

[taralazar Posts: 261 Status: Offline WWW]

Michael, did anyone mention OTTO GROWS DOWN? Your book? Because it is one of the funniest I've ever read!

We also love ARNIE THE DOUGHNUT for its quirky humor.

[Michael Sussman Posts: 184 Status: Offline WWW]

Thanks, Tara! Yes, Otto was mentioned a couple of times, which warms my heart. (Especially since it's going out of print  )

We're all looking forward to Monstore!

[taralazar Posts: 261 Status: Offline WWW]

Thanks, Michael!!!

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Duck! Rabbit! or The Wonderful Thing About Hiccups or Shark vs. Train
Mo Willems
Klassen, and the Klassen-esque: Beware of the Frog and The Odd Egg

Great post, guys! I feel a reading list coming on.

[Tammi Posts: 1,342 Status: Offline WWW]

My absolute favorite new funny pb:  THE WATERMELON SEED by Greg Pizzoli. 

[DianaM Posts: 969 Status: Offline Writer, rhymer, runner, punner. WWW]

I'm loving THE GREAT LOLLIPOP CAPER. So funny!

[LoriA Posts: 87 Status: Offline WWW]

IT'S MONDAY, MRS. JOLLY BONES! got a lot of laughs from my kids. It starts slow, with daily chores to be done, but the result of each chore is hilarious.

[Kimberly Lynn Posts: 63 Status: Offline]

Here are a few of my favorites:

Earth to Clunk by Pam Smallcomb
Illustrations by Joe Berger

Note:  My grandson and I included this picture book in our community helpers unit.  I blogged about it here:

http://kimberlylynn1020.blogspot.com/2013/05/community-helpers-unit.html


And we adore these picture books too:

Grumpy Bird by Jeremy Tankard

The Napping House by Audrey Wood
Illustrations by Don Wood

Llama Llama Mad at Mama by Anna Dewdney
(Everyone can appreciate those toddler meltdowns in the grocery store.  LOL! )

Zombie in Love by Kelly DiPucchio 
Illustrations by Scott Campbell

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Another new one: MUSTACHE BABY. The final spread is genius!

[Ruth Donnelly Posts: 659 Status: Offline WWW]

Dragons Love Tacos.

[Laura Murray]

I love "Little Pea" and "Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs"

[Andi W. Posts: 546 Status: Offline WWW]

How Martha Saved Her Parents From Green Beans by David LaRochelle.  Brilliant!

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I don't think I could choose, but right now my kids laugh their heads off at Dragons Love Tacos and Dirt Boy.  I love Dirt Boy mostly because I think Fister Farnello is about the best character name in the history of picture books. 
I love Who's Got The Apple.  Not necessarily laugh out loud funny, but it still fits on this list for me. 

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I'm Bored, illustrated by our own Debbie Ridpath Ohi. Hysterical.

[Laura L. Sullivan Posts: 28 Status: Offline WWW]

Go Track A Yak is one of my son's favorites -- and mine. It is by Tony Johnston, illus. by Tim Raglin.