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Knock, Knock! Who's There? My First Book of Knock Knock Jokes

Tad Hills

Pull back the flaps and find out each hilarious punch line in this classic collection of knock-knock jokes!

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Office Ladies

It was discussed as a book that popularized the knock-knock joke format in the mid-1930s and sold over 2 million copies.

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In the mid 1930s, this kind of like pun mania morphed into what is now the traditional knock knock joke. Cartoonist Bob Dunn is credited with inventing this joke in its current form. He wrote a book c...

— Episode: Golden Ticket with Rainn Wilson

Episode: Golden Ticket with Rainn Wilson

It was discussed as a book that popularized the knock-knock joke format in the mid-1930s and sold over 2 million copies.

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In the mid 1930s, this kind of like pun mania morphed into what is now the traditional knock knock joke. Cartoonist Bob Dunn is credited with inventing this joke in its current form. He wrote a book called Knock Knock Who's There?

All In with Chris Hayes

Lawrence O'Donnell mentioned that his first book was about a court case that lasted seven years. He said his background in law and experience in courtrooms inform his work.

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My first book was about a case that went on for seven years and so everything that happens in courtrooms makes perfect sense to me and my job is to try to make it make sense to an audience.

— Episode: Hear MSNBC's exclusive interview with Ka...

Episode: Hear MSNBC's exclusive interview with Kamala Harri...

Lawrence O'Donnell mentioned that his first book was about a court case that lasted seven years. He said his background in law and experience in courtrooms inform his work.

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My first book was about a case that went on for seven years and so everything that happens in courtrooms makes perfect sense to me and my job is to try to make it make sense to an audience.

My first book was about a case that went on for seven years.

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