Fairy Farts: Everything You Never Knew About Flatulence in the Fairy Kingdom

Thought this would be a funny gift for my silly niece on her birthday. The story seemed cute but half way through the book, the fairies are replaced by a travel guide for Guam. Glad her mom check the book before wrapping it up. Sadly I had to return it.

We loved the story itself... It is cute and left my 7 year old fart loving, fairy want to be giggling and smiling. She has read it it from start to finish twice since it arrived 6 hours ago! That said the book is not physically well made. It has a cheap cover that folds easily and is definitely not worth the $11.99 price. For the price of the book, I thought it would be something we could keep and pass down to younger cousins, however the book showed wear and tear after the first read as the binding "cracked" on the spine.

This is fun and pretty. Would love it available as a POD also.Being a stickler for 'your body functions are normal and ok' I would have also liked to have seen the word 'normal' or some such thing in there so our precious sensitive kiddies always remember it is a normal function and not just something to be embarrassed about or to laugh about.Congrats on the author and illustrator. They have done a super fine job!

What a fun kids' book. The topic of breaking wind is always one that brings giggles where children are concerned. This sweet little story is especially perfect for little girls. The illustrations are adorable. These fun-loving pixies really know how to break wind. Fairy Farts is sure to bring smiles and laughter to your little ones' faces.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I wanted to share a funny and sweet moment I had with my daughter Lily today. A dear friend of mine from college (who was sadly taken way too soon from this earth ) wrote a children’s book that her husband recently got published. We got it in the mail today. As it turned out, this week Lily happened to be a bit sassier than usual. Perhaps she learned some habits from her teen siblings, perhaps she was testing me, but she wasn’t as cooperative as this "teacher-for-a-mom" would have hoped. Maybe some of you can relate?Today during one of our power struggles during distance learning Covid-19 shelter in place learning time. I was on the path that said, “You can’t have your free time (swim or bike) until you get 3 stars on math, writing and piano”. Visual progress. Make a deal. No negotiation. She was ready to call my bluff. And see how far I’d push her.And then this book arrived and it was as if I could hear my friend Kelli who authored it whisper to me from heaven, “Why not take a moment for you and your daughter and read my book? Perhaps you’ll get a fun memory from it and the rest of your day will go so much smoother.”I stopped everything we were doing. Pulled out an easy rhyming activity with the book sitting next to her and she said, right on cue, “What’s that?” I said. “Oh a book that came today. It’s about how fairies fart. We can read it after this if you want”. She said, “Yes, and then we’ll do my math and writing and piano”. What!? Ok!!! Fine by me. And the rest of the day was like magic.This book not only did the trick to turn our day around, it also had the type of story that keeps both parent and child interested, whether you’re reading to your child or your child reads it to you! As Lily whizzed through the book, it not only kept her attention with the hilarious storyline, it also challenged her as a new reader and she had to keep me involved to help her with a few new words. I was thinking it would be great for speech therapists since my daughter has apraxia of speech and there were a ton of words she came across and was motivated to try due to how funny the content was!!What really hit me today was also how It brought out the very personality of my friend who I remember sought to find humor in anything in the world and revel in that. It’s a refreshing kind of book our world could use right about NOW!!! I advise you do like we did today ... Stop whatever you’re doing and order this book. You won’t regret it. I don’t doubt Lily will read it multiple times, each time learning her new words to pronounce and reread along the way. Enjoy a couple of silly clips of our time together! Thank YOU Kelli for bringing us both out of our power struggle to have a sweet moment of humor and a shared STINKY memory together!

Such charming illustrations and a fun concept. The students in my class laughed out loud and it inspired us to try drawing some fairies of our own later in the day. I think it's a good concept because boys won't usually be interested in fairies, but farting...that's a whole other story! It was short and fun and I could see it being a favorite.

This funny book for kids lives up to its title, giving delightfully complete information about fairy farts which (spoiler alert) don't smell like rose petals. The artwork is colorful and whimsical, and the text is genuinely funny. I can't imagine that kids won't get a laugh out of this!

Bought this for granddaughter’s birthday. She enjoyed it and made me read it to her 3 nights in a row! She also has the Unicorn Farts by the same author and that one is her favorite. Both storylines are similar so you can tell both were written by the same person.

Funny book that gets the children giggle. I wish the printing was a bit better, but it is all about the story in the end!

Very cute. Very funny. My 5 year old granddaughter found it to be hilarious.