There are Dads and then there are jokes and this author had to get the two together on paper!
Thank you NetGalley for the eARC, loved the sketches and while we're at it, I did find some of these hilarious because it's only Dad's who'd spew this stuff and in a cool way, it just put a smile on me.

A nice enjoyable read for those who want a snicker or laugh outburst.

I braced myself before opening up this book filled with 101 new "dad jokes". The book is illustrated so that it actually looks like Dads are telling the jokes. I think that most of these will make you chuckle - but I'm not saying if they will because you think they are funny or because they are just that bad...

Some of my favorites included:

I sympathize with batteries. I'm never included in anything either.

If I hear you slam the doors one more time... I'll be really upset 'cause that's my favorite band.

Definitely a very punny book and sure to get you some laughs and definitely some groans if you read it out loud to a group!

I received a free e-copy of this book in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated.

Several great jokes, that cover all awkward or hilarious moments any dad or other male might find himself.

Who doesn't love a bad dad joke or two?
A cute gift book with illustrations of the dad telling the jokes with speech bubbles.
A good variety of jokes, surely a few to get a chuckle

Another collection of dad jokes by Elias Hill. I have loved all of the other books I have read by him and this is no different. They are dad jokes. Some are funny, some of stupid, some are full of puns. But it was a fun book, one I would read again when I needed a lift. I enjoyed it!

Listen carefully and you can hear the groans and shouts of "Daaaaaad!" coming from Elias Hill's house. I imagine Hill's three kids in their role as official dad joke testers, and either loving it or hating it. His jokes just keep on coming. The author of a dozen or more joke books, his latest, Dad Jokes? I Think You Mean Rad Jokes, is full of the corny, groan-worthy jokes that his kids, surely, are tired of hearing.


Speaking as a dad, I am grateful for a source of really excellent jokes, riddles and puns to add to my own limited arsenal of dad jokes. Hill's jokes are original and funny. They're illustrated by Katherine Hogan in the same style as Hill's other books, in a Q and A format with black-and-white drawings of the speaker. Here's a sampling of the jokes:



What do you call an ape that likes to touch people? Chimp-handsy.
Would snails move faster if they just took off their shells? No, it would just make them more sluggish.
Our can opener is broken. Please refer to it now as the can't opener.

Dads, brush up on your dad joke skills, with Hill's help!





Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the complimentary electronic review copy!

Great idea for a book and really well executed. A thoroughly good read. Highly recommended. .