NEW Children's Joke Books Support Families with Medical Expenses

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NEW Children's Joke Books Raise Funds to Help Families Pay for Child Medical Expenses #sponsored

Knock Knock Who’s there? Bashful Bashful who? I can’t tell you, I’m so embarrassed

These are the kind of jokes that get my kids snickering, and just in time for World Smile Day. The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation (UHCCF) released two all NEW joke books on October 2. They collected knock-knock jokes and riddles to provide smiles and laughter. Proceeds from the sale of these books help fund important UHCCF grants. Grants that help families pay for children’s medical expenses not covered, or not fully covered, by a commercial health plan.

The two new books, “Little Book – Big Laughs” Riddle Book and “Little Book – Big Laughs” Knock-Knock Book, join the award winning first Little Book-Big Laughs joke book. It released April Fools’ Day 2014 and won Mom’s Choice Gold Award for juvenile books. Each book is a compilation of knock-knock jokes and riddles submitted by kids – for kids.

Why do bicycles fall over? Because they are two tired.

What can you see in the water that doesn’t get wet? Your reflection

The inspiration behind these books is to bring smiles and laughter to children, whether in a hospital, in the car or just hanging out with friends and family. Earlier this month, we awarded our 10,000^th medical grant, and the proceeds from these books will help us further our mission of helping thousands’ more families in the years ahead. -UHCCF President Matt Peterson

In addition to the joke books, UHCCF publishes and sells the award-winning and beautifully illustrated Oliver & Hope’s storybooks. You can grab all the joke books and story books on Amazon along with a fun line of Oliver & Hope™ stuffed toys. Charlotte the fox and Hugo the dragon were just added to the collection. Proceeds from the books and toys help fund UHCCF child medical grants as well.