Farting Without You is Like...: A Funny Perspective From a Dog Who Farts (Farting Adventures)
#14 of 38 in Farting Adventures Series
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What’s inside...
A funny book for kids and adults about one little dog, a funny cat, and their relationship. Find out in this new funny perspective from a dog's point of view. Adults are permitted to laugh too. The children's book series, Farting Adventures, celebrates the value of laughter. The Farting Adventures book series is geared to kids and adults ages 0-100. Check out all the Farting adventures books: Taylor the Tooting Turkey, Frank the Farting Flamingo, Artsy Fartsy the Farting Penguin, Fairy the Farting Unicorn, Farting Without You is Like Roses are Red, And I'm Farting Fred, Lucky the Farting Leprechaun, Lexi the Leprechaun Loves to Fart, Pete the Pooting Pufferfish, and Fritz the Farting Reindeer.
Discussion points
What do you think the dog feels when he's around his owners and when he's not?
Why do you think the dog's farts are mentioned so much in the story? What do they symbolize about his relationship with the owners?
How does the story show us that the dog cares for its owners?
What are some ways the dog tries to make the owners feel happy or loved?
Can you think of a funny or unique way you show your love to others? How is it similar or different from the dog's way?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to think about the emotions behind the actions by asking them how they express affection to loved ones.
Use humor from the book to make the conversation more lively and engaging.
Relate the dog’s antics to any pets you may have at home to personalize the reading experience.
Discuss the importance of companionship and how both humans and animals can express it in different ways.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Embracing Humor
Explanation: The book uses humorous scenarios involving a dog to explore the theme of laughter and joy in everyday situations.
Real-World Application: Children learn to appreciate humor in life, understanding that it's okay to find amusement in simple things, promoting positive emotional health.
Example Lesson: Understanding Pet Care
Explanation: Through the dog's perspective, readers gain insights into the needs and behaviors of pets.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this understanding by showing more empathy and responsibility towards their pets, learning to care for them attentively.
Example Lesson: Value of Companionship
Explanation: The relationship between the dog and its owner highlights the importance of companionship and loyalty.
Real-World Application: This teaches children the significance of building and maintaining relationships, encouraging them to nurture friendships and family bonds.
Example Lesson: Acceptance of Imperfections
Explanation: The book portrays farting—a natural, yet often stigmatized, bodily function—as a normal part of life, encouraging acceptance.
Real-World Application: Children can learn to accept themselves and others, understanding that everyone has imperfections, which is a normal aspect of being human.