flatulence

"How hiccups, burps, and farts happen in humans and animals is explained and proclaimed via rhyme and humor."--Provided by publisher.

A baby describes all of the different times he farts.

After their lunches are stolen, Harry Buttz Elementary School students Darren, Tina, Juan-Carlos, and Walter eat radioactive burritos that give each a strange ability--along with serious gas--which, with training by Janitor Stan, may help them foil Number Two and the BO twins' evil plan.

Secret agent and kid race car driver Otto Pillip heads to Maasailand in Africa with his aunts to stop a skunky villain from spreading his evil stink juice throughout the land. Includes words spelled backwards, anagrams, and palindromes.

When Darren Stonkadopolis claims he's had a close encounter of the stinky kind, the other Fart Squad members think he's full of hot air. But then the alien Stink Weeds descend, and the Fart Squad is forced to smell the truth. It'll take some weed wacking, some stealthy stench tactics, and buttfuls of gas so smelly they'd make the sun blush to stop these mutant extraterrestrial vegetables from universal stinkination.

"The Fart Squad is back, and this time the flatulent fifth graders will have to take on a prehistoric fart monster ... FARTASAURUS REX!"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and illustrations tell the story of why we pass gas.

A graphic novel parody of Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" graphic novel series and television series, in which Sheriff Mick Grimey wakes up in a hospital bed to discover that a zombie apocalypse has begun. With Deputy Shame, Old Man Wail, Gnarl, Gory, San Andreas, Merle, No-see-im, and T-Bagg, Mick must find a way to survive in a world overrun by the stupidest, most flatulent zombies in history.

Although Mary Jane Lemon loves her cat Marty, others are offended by the sounds and smells that come from his rear until Ms. Chen, a voice tutor, discovers that Marty's "audio output" is quite remarkable.

In the first of two stories, a naughty boy named Yuck starts an odorous new club, much to the disgust of his sister; and in the second, Yuck goes to revolting lengths to prove that he is really sick on the day of the class spelling test.