Title: A lesson in how to be funny without being dirty
Product review: All people that want to write comedy should spend some time examining the books by Art Linkletter that relate the words of children. His "House Party" radio and television show ran for years and one of the features involved a group of young children. He would spend a short time with each child in the group asking them questions and just carrying on a simple conversation. Largely unscripted, the responses he would get to his questions were often hilarious.Those responses were unintentional wordplay, where the young ears and minds heard something but transliterated it into something else. A syllable or word out of order or used out of context alters a routine statement into a funny one. This book is a collection of such statements by the children and demonstrates how one does not need to swear or use anything in the area of sexual innuendo in order to be funny.
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