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 Sweet Farts Review Nov 12, 2009
Excellent service. My order came so quickly I was surprised. It was securely packaged and in great shape. I'll purchase from this vendor again. GREAT
Hope it's a hit Nov 10, 2009
I oredered this for my grandson but I haven't heard if he likes it yet. It sounds like a fun book for him to read. He's in the 3rd grade.
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BUY THIS BOOK Nov 10, 2009
I teach sixth grade and bought this book a couple of weeks ago. It was sitting on the shelf in my personal bookcase. Students were sneaking looks at it and begging me to read it. I read it today and now I HAVE to pass it along to our science teacher. What a great book!!! This book includes science, history,lessons about bullying, and being true to yourself. I am so impressed with this book. I think the author is a teacher who self-published. SUPPORT HIM! He is so talented. I am impressed. Here's hoping he writes more books. I believe kids (and adults) of all ages will laugh and learn something by reading Sweet Farts.
A funny, quick read Nov 09, 2009
Both my 9 and 12 year old boys loved this book. They kept on reciting parts of the book to me. It's a quick, hilarious read.
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 Great Read for Third Graders Nov 05, 2009
My third grader finished the latest installment of Diary of a Wimpy Kid and was utterly forlorn. He's a good reader, but somehow he would rather play Madden 10 than pick up a book. I searched Amazon and was lead to SweetFarts. It was a fantastic recommendation! The story encompasses the frustration and pressure of being teased at school, the frustration of having to do an assignment that seems onerous and painful AND a fantastic resolution to both of those issues! With the issue of passing gas liberally sprinkled throughout the tale, it kept my somewhat skeptical third grader glued to the pages.
The vocabulary is accessible, but challenging and the moral to the story is great. I highly recommend this book to the Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2nd - 4th grade audience.
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