Little Lord Farting Boy. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Little Lord Farting Boy

Arty the bear is one of the nicest, smartest boys at school. He's good at everything he does, including sports, schoolwork, and drawing - but there's just one small problem. He farts. Everywhere. All the time. He farts in class, on the playground, and in front of his classmates. The other students (a skunk, raccoon, and moose) take to teasing him and blaming him whenever anyone farts. In fact, one of the older boys, Benny, plays pranks and pawns them off on Arty constantly. Yet even though he's the butt of constant jokes, Arty manages to keep his spirits up until one day his teacher assigns Little Lord Fauntleroy for the class reading assignment. The illustrations in the children's classic look just like Arty, and soon he can't escape the dreaded nickname that Benny bestows upon him: "Little Lord Farting Boy." The teasing gets so bad that Arty's mother decides to enroll him in T'ai Chi for self-defense - but can he ever learn to deal with his classmates? Arty's in-your-face message for the school bully inspires young readers to stand up for themselves.

Scootchie Turdlow has had many careers--hairdresser, ski instructor, professor of psychology, and most recently, corporate raider. He also moves among several residences on both coasts but has most loyalty to his roots in Plainfield, Vermont.

Pattie Argoff is an illustrator specializing in whimsical animals and light-hearted realism for children. Her work has been published in children's picture books, textbooks, posters, board games, teacher and parent resource books, and children's magazines. She received her BFA in Visual Communication from The School of Visual Arts in 1981 and has received awards for her work from How Magazine, the Syracruse Press Club, and the New York State Press Association. Argoff lives in Connecticut.