Jokelopedia: The Biggest, Best, Silliest, Dumbest Joke Book Ever Book

Jokelopedia is overall a worthwhile read. It is full of a lot of funny jokes and also has little passages to read to pass time by. It is not great and sometimes seems a bit effortless and unoriginal. It is a decent book to read to just pass time by, but it seems that the author searched the internet for thousands of unoriginal jokes just to fill the book. It is nice that the author categorized the jokes so if you were looking back for one it would be easier to find. For instance, several bug jokes are grouped up on a few pages and the next few pages might be related to computers or lawyers.
While the book is somewhat amusing and useful for passing time by, it does have a pretty specific target audience. A lot of the jokes were funny, but you can tell that some parts of the book are really targeted to amuse a younger audience. For children who enjoy telling jokes, it would be a great book to read to keep them interested. The book has little tips on how to tell jokes also, which would be great for children who are looking for jokes to tell. There is good categorization, whether it be separating jokes about a certain thing or separating knock-knock jokes from more complicated ones. It is a well put together book, however it can be somewhat unamusing at times for an older audience.