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Roses are Red, and I'm Farting Fred: A Funny Story About Famous Landmarks and a Boy Who Farts (Farting Adventures)

Roses are Red, and I'm Farting Fred: A Funny Story About Famous Landmarks and a Boy Who Farts (Farting Adventures)

Published in
2021
3.75
on Goodreads (8)

Description

Fred doesn't want to get up. Mainly because it's a holiday he doesn't like, but also because the girl next door insists on a kiss. He soon finds himself running away but not before visiting all the beautiful landmarks in the world. Our gas carries usUp the Eiffel Tower.Then past the Arc de TriompheWith full fart power. Share this new funny story for Valentine's Day or any day of the year to learn all about famous landmarks and world travel. 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, and Fritz the Farting Reindeer.
Age
4-11
Text complexity
beginner
Length
34 pages
Book in series
#1

Why to read

  • Engaging Humor: The book's title 'Roses are Red, and I'm Farting Fred' suggests a humorous and light-hearted approach to storytelling that can provide a good laugh and lift your spirits.
  • Educational Content: Despite its comedic overlay, the story involves famous landmarks, which can be an entertaining way to learn about different historical sites and cultural locations around the world.
  • Relatable Theme: The character of Farting Fred can be relatable to many, especially children, as it deals with a natural bodily function in a funny and non-shameful way, promoting acceptance and self-confidence.
  • Unique Reading Experience: The combination of humor, adventure, and educational facts makes for a unique reading experience that stands out from typical children's books, offering a fresh and engaging way to encourage reading, especially for reluctant young readers.