David Kay
Grandma's Smelly Farts
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( March 5, 2014)
GRANDMA'S SMELLY FARTS
The most embarrassing thing in the world is sitting in a room full of your friends when your granny farts. How do you go about helping your granny learn how to stop farting? This is every child’s worst nightmare, and it happens to Joe and Nelly in this hilarious birthday story. The story introduces a variety of emotions from happiness and hope to embarrassment and doubt. Along the way, you will laugh and smile with the characters as they maneuver the most memorable birthday party ever.
Meet the Characters
Nelly and Joe are not excited that their mother is making them share a birthday party, but at least they can look forward to receiving great gifts. Nelly is the younger sister, and she has been begging her mother for her first bicycle. She has dreamed of this bicycle and let everyone know that no other gift is acceptable.
Joe loves to tease his little sister, but can he convince her that she is not getting the bicycle she dreams of receiving? They are both focused on seeing their friends and having a completely normal birthday party, but they aren’t expecting the smelly gift that their grandmother has coming for them.
Their grandmother loves to cook and has baked Nelly and Joe an amazing cake. She even lets them put on the topper and push in the candles. She has one last surprise for them, and even she doesn’t know about it until it comes out.
Learn through the Fun
How do you tell someone that they are doing something that embarrasses others? It is difficult to tell someone you care about that they have a serious problem they need to take care of, but mustering the courage to do so is the best thing you can do to show your love. Joe and Nelly are two smart kids who figure out the right thing to do, even though it is their birthday party and they just want to have tons of fun.
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