Wednesday, 1 May 2013

Study and Join Freddy McFartfart on His Adventures Today

By Michael Hickmon


A wonderful new story written by Mike Hickmon is sure to become one of the children's science fiction stories that all kids want to read. The name is, "The Adventures of the Fartketeer-Freddy Comes to the Rescue." Who says that farts are just noise and stink? The writer has created a world where farts are containable in tanks and a young boy with stinky issues can use it to his advantage and he becomes the town hero. Your child will come to see that anything is possible with imagination.

Michael Hickmon has created a story about a boy, Freddy, whose family has a big problem. To put it simply, they fart a lot and it can get a little "stinky" at times. Rather than let his misfortune continue to be an embarrassing inconvenience, he figures out, with the help of his dad, how to use the power of his farts to power a jetpack which enables him to fly.

Water bombing big bad bullies, saving his friends from high places, fighting off coyotes and massive wedgies are just a few of the amazing adventures that Freddy McFartfart has in this children's fiction adventure book. Freddy does it all by using friends as well as his own embarrassing farts as his own unique blend of stinky methane gas and hydrogen as fuel for his father's jetpack. The truly cool part of this book though, is that while becoming the hero, you also get to see his determination to survive a few unfortunate events and your child learns a few survival skills such as tracking landmarks so they won't get lost if exploring as well.

This children's fiction adventure stands in a class its own because you may expect it to be a gross, potty humor type story due to its topic. This is not the case, though it does have some very imaginative names for the characters inside it. It's a serious problem the family deals with and the author mixes that problem with engineering science and ways to use the negative aspects to Freddy's favor. His farts can even save his life. There is explanation about how the jetpack works and how different elements when mixed with farts can produce the power the jetpack needs.

Whether your child laughs when they "fart" or gets embarrassed by it you and your kids will find enjoyment reading about the noises everyone's body makes. You will see humor in the story line of this 160 page children's science fiction adventure because of the unique twist it gives to the strange noises our bodies make naturally. You will see Freddy's bravery as well as creativity and you will enjoy the suspense and humor. It is a great little story for all children.

There are very few children's science fiction adventure stories that can entertain and teach how important an experiment can be. This children's fiction story can do that and much more. At first, children will want to read it because it's silly. They will read again and enjoy it because Freddy saves the people he cares about.

This book is at the top of the list of best children's books that are available in the kindle store today because of its ability to entertain all age groups especially if they are entertained or find their "silent but deadly" bodily functions to be an embarrassment. It proves that those natural functions of our bodies don't have to be horrible. The author, Mr. Mike Hickmon, has written a very well done story on a topic we often pretend is not there.

The Adventures of the Fartketeer will have you and your child laughing until your sides hurt over the definitions of various "farts", some mentioned throughout the story while others are saved up until you reach the end. It's just a good book for anyone who is looking for the best children books to give their child. You will find it is a great tool to encourage your child to read simply for the fun of reading then you really should consider this story. It's just an all-around fun children fiction story. Your child will get a good laugh because of the silly bodily function topic mixed with adventure and it will encourage them to believe that anything is possible.




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