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32 pp.
| North-South
| April, 2014
|
TradeISBN 978-0-7358-4165-9$14.95 New ed. (2003)
(3)
K-3
"PFFFOOOTTT!" Frog Farley farts all the time. When he farts at school, however, his teacher isn't laughing. He tries to stop but floats off like "a hot-air balloon." (Farting brings him back down.) The comical illustrations feature wide-eyed frogs with blandly happy or worried expressions. Turn the gross-out factor up a notch, and let 'er rip. This is a "small picturebook edition."
32 pp.
| North-South
| May, 2007
|
TradeISBN 978-0-7358-2128-6$16.95
(4)
K-3
Translated by Marianne Martens.
Rabbit Daisy insists that she can dress herself for an outing to the park. After trying on everything (and trying her mother's patience), she ends up in the outfit her mother originally picked. Though the text can be choppy and the plot is as thin as Daisy's "favorite flowery summer dress," readers will enjoy the bright illustrations' humorous details. A paper doll is included.
(3)
K-3
"PFFFOOOTTT!" Farley the frog farts all the time, during meals, in bed, in the pond (his sister says it's like a Jacuzzi). When he farts at school, however, his teacher isn't laughing. He tries to stop but floats off like "a hot-air balloon." (Farting brings him back down.) The comical illustrations feature wide-eyed frogs with blandly happy or worried expressions. Turn the gross-out factor up a notch, and let 'er rip.