The Book of Funny Words

Kerfuffle. Discombobulated. Cattywampus. Say those three times fast, and try not to giggle! Hunny Bunny and Sunny Bunny are back, and this time they‘ve made a brand-new friend: Berty the Wordy Butterfly! Berty is about to introduce the bunny brothers (and your young reader) to twelve of the most delightfully silly-sounding words in the English language. The Book of Funny Words is a laugh-out-loud vocabulary adventure that proves learning new words can be just as fun as it is useful. From "bamboozled" to "gobbledygook," each word gets its own vibrant two-page spread packed with colorful artwork, a kid-friendly definition, and a funny example sentence that shows exactly how to use it in real life. What makes this book special: Vibrant, whimsical illustrations that bring every silly word to life in ways that capture kids‘ imaginations and keep the pages turning Clear, child-friendly definitions that make even the most peculiar words easy to understand and remember Funny example sentences kids can actually relate to, showing them how to use these words in everyday conversation Word sound exploration that highlights why certain letter combinations are just so fun to say, building phonological awareness while delivering giggles Neurodiverse-friendly - straightforward definitions paired with playful examples make this book especially helpful for children who benefit from concrete language learning, including those with autism or ADHD Perfect for: Young word lovers and budding vocabulary builders Fans of Hunny, Sunny, and the Hunny and Sunny series Parents and educators looking for a vocabulary resource that‘s genuinely fun to read aloud Neurodiverse learners who thrive with clear, concrete explanations Whether it‘s a bedtime read or a classroom favorite, The Book of Funny Words is a celebration of language, and proof that words aren‘t just for communicating, they‘re for enjoying. Twelve funny words. One wordy butterfly. And two bunnies who will never look at the English language the same way again.