Description
Little farts, farts, and super farts
Book summary
A fun picture book that explores the world of farts with humor and naturalness. Through a conversation between Elephant and Gerbil, young readers will discover that all living beings, from cows to dragons, fart. This book helps normalize an everyday topic with laughter and complicity.
What is it about?
Elephant explains a big secret to Gerbil: everyone farts. Cows are true fart-producing machines, dragons expel fire farts, and grandparents' farts have the power to make an entire city laugh. Through silly examples and comical situations, the book explores different types of farts and shows that they are something natural and universal.
Main themes
- Normalization of bodily functions through humor
- Diversity of farts in animals and people
- Relationship between the human body and shared laughter
- Childhood curiosity about everyday topics
Who is it recommended for?
Recommended for boys and girls from 3 years old who are discovering their bodies and enjoy scatological humor. It is also ideal for parents and educators looking for a resource to address bodily functions in a natural and fun way, fostering reading complicity.
What this book offers
- Helps normalize bodily functions by eliminating taboos from childhood
- Provides a moment of shared reading full of laughter and complicity
- Stimulates children's natural curiosity about their own bodies
- Presents an everyday topic with imagination and a sense of humor
Technical specifications
- Author: BYRNE, MIKE; LEIGHTON, JONNY
- Publisher: NUBEOCHO
- Language: Spanish
- Topic: PICTURE BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED STORY BOOKS
- Collection: SOMOS8
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publication date: October 2024
- Number of pages: 40
- Weight: 500 g
Editorial review
A picture book that addresses with intelligence and humor a topic that sparks immediate laughter in little ones. The combination of text and illustrations turns a bodily function into a fun and educational adventure. Ideal for families looking for light reading that encourages communication and naturalness at home.