The Joke Museum
No. of pages 352
Published: 1996
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"The Joke Museum" by David Mostyn is a whimsical exploration of humor and creativity. The story follows a young protagonist who discovers an unusual museum dedicated to jokes, puns, and all things funny. As they navigate the eccentric exhibits and meet quirky characters—each with their own unique take on comedy—they uncover the profound impact of laughter on life and connections. Ultimately, the journey reveals not only the power of humor to heal and bring joy but also the importance of embracing one’s own creativity. It’s a celebration of laughter and the stories we tell to share our experiences. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 352 pages in this book. This book was published in 1996 by Little, Brown Book Group .
Sandy Ransford has worked both as a children's and adult book editor and for the last ten years has been a freelance editor, packager and writer of a great number of very successful joke and activity books. STEVE TURNER is a performance poet and journalist. Author of several anthologies of adult verse, children's poetry and many rock biographies. DAVID MOSTYN is a widely published cartoonist and illustrator.