Books with title I Barfed On The Bus

Barfing … tripping … farting … and the occasional nose picking – it’s all just normal stuff. Right? But when one boy is caught during some of his most embarrassing moments, it results in some major name-calling by his schoolmates. THUNDER CHUNDER RALPHING RON BARFENSTEIN VOMITRON ... With richly colored illustrations and laugh-out-loud rhyming text that even reluctant readers will enjoy, I Barfed On the Bus is a short and funny read that explores what it's like to be a kid "caught in the act." I Barfed On the Bus will appeal to the following readers: Children who enjoy rhyming books.Boys and girls who appreciate “potty humor.”Parents who want to begin health and body concept discussions.Educators who want to discuss self-esteem and bullying issues.Anyone who enjoys tongue-twister books!Dedicated to her five-year-old grandson, (who thinks the word “fart” is the funniest word ever invented) I Barfed on the Bus was inspired by the author’s personal bus-barfing experience back in the second grade. And as much as Linda prayed that her classmates would soon forget about the unfortunate incident, it’s been over forty years now, and yet, they haven’t. To find out more about Linda Rey and her book titles, visit her website at www.LindaReyBooks.com

Barfing … tripping … farting … and the occasional nose picking – it’s all just normal stuff. Right? But when one boy is caught during some of his most embarrassing moments, it results in some major name-calling by his schoolmates. THUNDER CHUNDER RALPHING RON BARFENSTEIN VOMITRON ... With richly colored illustrations and laugh-out-loud rhyming text that even reluctant readers will enjoy, I Barfed On the Bus is a short and funny read that explores what it's like to be a kid "caught in the act." I Barfed On the Bus will appeal to the following readers: Children who enjoy rhyming books.Boys and girls who appreciate “potty humor.”Parents who want to begin health and body concept discussions.Educators who want to discuss self-esteem and bullying issues.Anyone who enjoys tongue-twister books!Dedicated to her five-year-old grandson, (who thinks the word “fart” is the funniest word ever invented) I Barfed on the Bus was inspired by the author’s personal bus-barfing experience back in the second grade. And as much as Linda prayed that her classmates would soon forget about the unfortunate incident, it’s been over forty years now, and yet, they haven’t. To find out more about Linda Rey and her book titles, visit her website at www.LindaReyBooks.com