Arcadia Public Library

An illustrated collection for beginning readers includes such riddles as "Where do students sit when they are learning math? At multiplication tables" and "How did the lamb do on his test? Baa-dly!"

A collection of simple, rhyming riddles that challenge the reader's perspective.

Includes riddles, jokes, and knock-knocks about monsters, aliens, cyberspace, school, pirates, animals, birds, and bugs.

A collection of riddles and jokes about frogs. Example: What do little frogs like to eat on a hot summer day? Hopsicles!

Rhyming riddles ask readers to find hidden objects in photographs

A collection of jokes and riddles about monsters, including "What do sea monsters eat? Fish and ships."

Teaches reading through riddles such as, "What do you call a lion who never tells the truth? The Lyin' King," and "What game do moose like to play at parties? Moose-ical chairs."

Riddles based on the American Revolution and other events and personalities from America's early history.

An illustrated collection of riddles about snakes, including "What kind of snake do you find on the front of your car? A windshield viper!"