Best Riddles Ever E-Book

Chantelle Grace

• Herausgeber: BroadStreet Publishing Group, LLC
• Kategorie: Für Kinder und Jugendliche
• Serie: Joke Books
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020

Seitenzahl: 33

Beschreibung

I am an odd number. Take away one letter and now I am even. What number am I? Seven. What has hands but doesn't clap? A clock. Who says riddles are only for grown-ups? This book is perfect for those wonderfully inquisitive kids who enjoy putting their minds to work. Read these out loud for everyone to join in, or silently figure them out on your own for a great time for the entire family! Children can exercise their brain and have fun at the same time. Who knows, you might even laugh out loud a little! Just remember: when things go wrong, you can always count on your fingers!

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BroadStreet Kids

Savage, Minnesota, USA

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Best. Riddles. Ever.

© 2020 by BroadStreet Publishing®

978-1-4245-6085-1

978-1-4245-6086-8 (ebook)

Content compiled by Chantelle Grace.

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Printed in the United States of America.

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CONTENTS

Author Bio

Nature

The Body

Around The House

In The Kitchen

On The Job

Transportation

Around The World

Sports

Animals

Back To School

In The Family

Word Power

It’s A Mystery

Sign Language

Language Equations

AUTHOR BIO

CHANTELLE GRACE is a witty wordsmith who loves music, art, and competitive games. She is also fascinated by God’s intricate design of the human body. As a recent graduate from The University of Auckland with a degree in Nursing, she knows it’s important to share the gift of laughter with those around her. While she grew up in the frozen tundra of Minnesota, she currently resides in the beautiful country of New Zealand where she works as a registered nurse.

NATURE

1)I go up

when rain comes down.

What am I?

2)I am the ocean.

Where can you find me

without water?

1)An umbrella.2)On a map.

1)In the dark I am found

without being fetched.

In the light I am lost

without being stolen.

What am I?

2)I am a shirt.

If you drop me

in the red sea,

what do I become?

3)The boy, girl, and their dog

weren’t under the umbrella.

Why didn’t they get wet?

4)I have lots of eyes

but cannot see.

What am I?

1)The stars.2)Wet.3)It wasn’t raining.4)Mississippi.

1)I am the letter of the alphabet

that holds the most water.

What letter am I?

2)I go around and around

the woods,

but I never go

into the woods.

What am I?

3)I come out at night

without being called

and disappear during the day.

What am I?

4)I am the kind of tree

you can hold in your hand.

What am I?

1)The letter C.2)The bark on a tree.3)The moon.4)A palm tree.

1)I am in the center of gravity.

What am I?

2)A cloud is my mother,

the wind is my father,

my son is a puddle.

A rainbow is my bed,

and people often dislike me

even though I am necessary.

What am I?

3)When you take away more,

I become bigger.

What am I?

4)I have no feet, hands, or wings,

but I fly to the sky.

What am I?

1)The letter V.2)Rain.3)A hole.4)Smoke.

1)I can be used to feed people,

build houses, contain messages,

and fertilize the ground.

What am I?

2)If you feed me, I live,

but if you water me, I die.

What am I?

3)I am blue, red,

and many other colors.

I have no end,

and no gold to find.

I don’t live in water or on land.

If you could catch me,

I would taste rather bland.

What am I?

1)A tree.2)Fire.3)A rainbow.

1)I grow in the winter

but die in the spring.

I am made of water

but can hang upside down.

What am I?

2)Before Mt Everest

was discovered,

I was the

highest mountain

in the world.

What mountain am I?

3)You can see me in water,

but I never get wet.

What am I?

1)An icicle.2)Mt Everest.3)A reflection.