Monday 8 April 2013

A Great Kids Sci-fi Story Book for Amazon's Kindle Market

By Mike Hickmon


A new book written by Mike Hickmon creates a new spin in the way kids can deal with their bodily functions and will end up on any kid's favorite story book list. The world that "The Adventures of the Fartketeer-Freddy Comes to the Rescue" brings to life can only be described as "stinktastic". It's a world where farts are contained in tanks and one young boy uses fumes to become a town hero. This adventure your child will find humor and children's science fiction while learning anything is possible.

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.

In this children's fiction adventure book, Freddy McFartfart experiences many wonderful adventures with his new jetpack. He saves friends and a cat when they are stuck in high places, fights against bullies at school by water bombing them, and he does it all by using his embarrassing "stinky stuff" as their unique brand of methane gas mixed with hydrogen in his father's jetpack. While doing all the other stuff is cool, your child will also see Freddy's determination to survive even when things aren't going right for him, even as he is lost in a desert after getting a massive wedgie from a dead tree and he has to defend himself from mean coyotes.

It isn't gross humor that you will find in this children's fiction adventure. It stands in a class all by itself. The author sets the stage for stinky humor and resists the urge to use it. It's just a great book with humor in unexpected areas such as creative names for some of the characters. This is why it is such a great children's book and it combines engineering science and positive ideas into realities. Your child will see how pictures and read about how Freddy gives life to the jetpack his father and he have made by working as a team.

There is no denying, small children giggle when they "fart" because of the silly sound and older kids feel that their natural bodily function is gross. Kids of all ages will love reading about how Freddy saves the world in this 160 page children's Science fiction adventure that uses that strange function and gives it the unique twist of being a good thing. It combines creativity, courage, and suspense with humor and it is quickly becoming a favorite for all who read it.

Very few children's Science fiction adventure stories will entertain and teach your child the value of experimenting the way this story does in this children's fiction. Your child will want to read it because of the funny farting idea; they will enjoy it because of the creative way that Freddy saves the world while using it.

Author Mike Hickmon has written a truly great story that belongs at the top of the list for best children's books on the Kindle market. This is due to the fact that whether you cringe in embarrassment or laugh your head off over the idea of those "silent but deadly" body functions you will discover that those natural bodily functions don't have to be disgusting and you will know it because no matter how old you are, you will enjoy the story.

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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