Any kid who forgets to make his bed, gets caught daydreaming in class, likes to eat with fingers instead of forks, or is sick of stupid questions is going to love the snappy, wacky comebacks in the Funniest Excuse Book Ever! Forget the boring, ordinary excuses everybody uses. The hundreds of answers and explanations in this zany collection will crack kids up and drive parents and teachers crazy. From school smarts (Why were you absent yesterday? I wasn't absent, I was temporarily invisible) and chore chuckles (Why didn't you take the garbage out? I had another date) to behavior busters (Why are you always fighting? It must be these boxer shorts I'm wearing) and food funnies (Why aren't you eating the school lunch? School lunch? I thought this was leftovers from chemistry class), there are plenty of silly answers to silly questions here. Whether they're aimed at getting out of trouble or just getting a few laughs, the amusing alibis and ridiculous retorts included here are guaranteed kid-pleasers. No excuses! Sterling 96 pages, 114 b/w illus., 5 3/4 x 8 1/4.
Patrick C . Kelly Chairman , CEO PSS “ . . . People continually give excuses which interfere with performance . By eliminating excuses in the workplace , there is only one place to go with quality and productivity : UP !
A boy explains that he won't clean up spilled milk because he didn't spill it and wonders who might have done so.
To prove their point that "Nothing is our fault" the authors offer a collection of tried and trustworthy excuses, perfect for any occasion
Need to weasel your way out of blame? Or explain some strange behaviour? This is the book for you - for every type of situation, here are excuses from the historical to the hysterical.
Presents a variety of jokes in which children offer excuses to their parents and teachers, defendants to judges, employees to their bosses, drivers to the police, service workers to customers, and similar situations
We've wished, at one time or another, that there were scripts for those tricky situations in life - when a foot gets stuck in a mouth, when no words emerge, when the comeback won't come out, and the come-ons get lost.
Provides techniques for creating excuses to handle and avoid manipulative people and unpleasant situations.
A teacher regrets his decision to disbelieve a student's outlandish excuses for being tardy.
Kids will find these excuses uproariously funny and downright giggle-inducing. Morning, noon, and night -- anytime is a great time for some new excuses.
Story is based on children making excuses for being late to school.