How to Be the Funniest Kid in the Whole Wide World (or Just in Your Class)

This book is soooo funny! also, it turned me into the class clown when I was young! I showed This to Matt Aurand (My neighbor.), And he laughed out loud and became the class clown too both when we were ten!

Great light-hearted book. Jay Leno is just an all-around good American. He is giving proceeds of book to fund for families of police officers who are wounded or killed in the line-of-duty. Good book, worthwhile cause.

This book touches the very heart of every child, teen and parent. For Jay to have the proceeds go to Concerns of Police Survivors is enheartening, as the children of fallen officers have so much to give and receive in this world, still...and encouragement makes a difference to them. I will give all my nieces and nephews, and children a book for Christmas. Way to go, Jay!

As an author, it frustrates me that my third-grade son HATES to read! This book, however, is different. He's having fun, becoming more outgoing and reading without even feeling as if he's doing homework. (His class has to read 400 minutes per month.) Love it! Buy it for your kids who struggle with reading. Julie Clark Robinson, author of Live in the Moment

My teenage daughter has laughed herself silly with this book. It is full of all kinds of jokes, many of which are pretty corny. She shared a few dozen of them with me. Here are a couple of her favorites: Teacher: Now, who can explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity? Li'l Jay: Einstein? Teacher: Use the word MOTIF in a sentence. Li'l Jay: My grandma wears dentures because she has no motif. If you have a youngster who has a keen sense of humor, this will probably be a hit.