Review: It all Began with a Bean - Katie McKy

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Wanting a book for your son to read ? We all know how boys love gross things ?


It All Began with a Bean: The True Story of the World's Biggest Fart

Review: It all Began with a Bean - Katie McKy - April 2011

There's something about Farts , that little boys and I have to admit Ive known a couple of older boys who think that they are the most hilarious things in the world. Me, personally I think it is a disgusting habit and gross as who wants to be the one to smell disgusting farts all the time. The story tells us all the different foods that can make a person fart and then starts with a different child eating them and dropping it on the ground where the animals can eat it and so on and then all of a sudden the whole town is blowing off and making a terrible stink.
Children will find this book hilarious and funny and I guess if you are a parent , you maybe in two minds about reading something like this as I personally would'nt pick it up but then again if it gets young boys especially learning to read , then why not encourage it.



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