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Harry Hill's Bumper Book of Bloopers
Another treat for Harry Hill fans! Britain's favourite comedian, Harry Hill, loves it when people make silly mistakes. So much that he has put together a rib-tickling book of howlers, wacky stories and bloopers for all the family. The Bumper Book of Bloopers contains Harry's favourite goofs picked from the world's daftest newspapers and magazines - and believe it or not every single one of them is a genuine boob!
- GenresHumorNonfictionComedy
320 pages, Paperback
First published October 20, 2011
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
November 4, 2017
Easy to read type of book to keep you smiling to yourself.
The type of book you could read again in a few months as you will probably have forgotten a lot of the jokes(well i do anyway).Suitable for all age groups.
The type of book you could read again in a few months as you will probably have forgotten a lot of the jokes(well i do anyway).Suitable for all age groups.
January 19, 2025
Very quick easy read but worth it!
June 4, 2026
Top Hairy Hole entertainment
March 30, 2016
There are moments in life when this sort of book is just perfect. Within minutes of picking it up, I was crying with laughter. As you read each entry, you can't help but smile, then snort, then laugh out loud, as each one goes to prove what a difficult, and sometimes hilarious, language English can be - as well as what idiots some people are :)
Here are some of my favourites ....
"Homicide victims rarely talk to the police" - Express Times
"Dear Milkman. Baby arrived yesterday, please leave another one."
"Federal Agents Raid Gun Shop - Find Weapons." - Headline
"Mai Thai Finn is one of the students in the programme and was in the center of the photo. We incorrectly listed her name as one of the items on the menu." - Community Life
"An immigrant could be rejected for any of a dozen reasons - communicable disease, illiteracy, no visible means of support or the very suspicion of immortality." - Journey to America Video, PBS, 1990
"At the evening service tonight, the sermon topic will be 'What is Hell?' - Come early and listen to our choir practice." - church noticeboard
A great book for dipping in and out of, or for having a huge fix of laughs. Love it.
Here are some of my favourites ....
"Homicide victims rarely talk to the police" - Express Times
"Dear Milkman. Baby arrived yesterday, please leave another one."
"Federal Agents Raid Gun Shop - Find Weapons." - Headline
"Mai Thai Finn is one of the students in the programme and was in the center of the photo. We incorrectly listed her name as one of the items on the menu." - Community Life
"An immigrant could be rejected for any of a dozen reasons - communicable disease, illiteracy, no visible means of support or the very suspicion of immortality." - Journey to America Video, PBS, 1990
"At the evening service tonight, the sermon topic will be 'What is Hell?' - Come early and listen to our choir practice." - church noticeboard
A great book for dipping in and out of, or for having a huge fix of laughs. Love it.
December 29, 2012
Despite having seen some of these before, there were enough new ones to keep me smiling...and several of them had me in absolute stitches. You cannot ask more of a book like this.
June 16, 2013
Found this in poundshop and fancied a giggle, which I did quite a few times! Nice quick read. Quite funny.
October 17, 2011
You've probably heard most of these jokes before..
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