With the advent of April Fool's Day, many households have started planning complicated jokes and games, often resulting in tears and fits of laughter. However, amidst the chaos of planning tricks, there is an alternative way to celebrate the day: reading fun books.

This year, we give up playing dirty tricks like doorknobs smeared with petroleum jelly and whoopee cushions. Instead, let us have fun reading humorous books with the kids. From peculiar characters to zany plots, these books will make our insides bubble and are guaranteed to bring tears of laughter.

Fox in Socks by Dr. Seuss

Dr. Seuss creates magic in this board book edition of tongue twisters using his trademark whimsical style, which is ideal for young readers. From a fox in socks to Knox in a box, the rhyming adventure unfolds with hilarity. The use of colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand texts will spark children's wonder. They will love the weird words and hilarious actions.

This book is an essential addition to any family's collection because of Dr. Seuss' enduring appeal.

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems

When the bus driver leaves, a pigeon takes over the wheel in Mo Willems' hilarious picture book debut. The lively illustrations and playful dialogue encourage children to take part in the pigeon's mischief, making the events of preschool tantrums clearer to the readers through a playful read-aloud.

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Robo-Sauce by Adam Rubin and Daniel Salmieri

This picture book is a funny narrative about the marvels of robots, which will make readers laugh. The book, filled with irreverent humor and imaginative illustrations, follows the journey of squishy humans transformed into mighty robots by a magical 'Robo-Sauce.'

With a clever, fold-out surprise ending, this tale celebrates the power of imagination and is sure to entertain the whole family.

Secret Pizza Party by Adam Rubin & Daniel Salmieri

In this book, Raccoon's love for pizza knows no bounds, but pesky humans keep chasing him away. Undeterred, Raccoon plans a covert pizza party, but it is a secret! Jon Klassen and Mo Willems' fans will appreciate this funny and unusual story about people who dream and want something.

The book's whimsical illustrations and funny storyline mean that it will be an entertaining read whether you are a child, young at heart, or somewhere in between. It is a perfect read packed with humor and heart. 

The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids by Carole P. Roman

This book is a collection of 800 + jokes loaded with laughter. Find your muse and start on the reading skills improvement lounge. A collection of knock-knock jokes and tongue twisters make it a safe bet that this book will keep everyone in the family laughing for hours.

In addition to humorous drawings, interesting facts, and a guide to start joke-writing, this book is a fun tool that introduces kids from 6 to 12 to the world of humor. This book is suitable for trips and flights. 

Flora and Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo

One day, a little squirrel was involved in a terrible accident with a vacuum cleaner, which also turned out to be a blessing as he was gifted with superpowers. Flora Belle Buckman, who characterizes herself as a cynical and passionate comic book fan, rescues him, establishing a feeling of hope again.

An unusual storyline winds its way through a mix of book and comic-style illustrations, featuring funny characters and vivid situations so that even the youngest readers can find joy in this tale.

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