My Bum is SO NOISY!

funny · cheeky · playful · vibrant

What do our readers think of My Bum is SO NOISY!? (AI-Generated Summary)

Children giggle at the silly bum noises and enjoy the bouncy rhymes, bright pictures and goofy humour. Some children find it less funny or a little more repetitive than the earlier books in the series.

What does the Pageticker team say about My Bum is SO NOISY!?

My Bum is SO NOISY! turns everyday bodily sounds into a gloriously silly adventure, with bouncy rhymes, bright illustrations and plenty of opportunities for dramatic read-aloud parps. As the third book in the New Bum series, it keeps Dawn McMillan and Ross Kinnaird’s cheeky, good-natured humour firmly on track, while gently suggesting that embarrassing differences can become something to celebrate. Best suited to children who enjoy toilet humour and energetic storytelling; some adults may want to brace themselves for repeated requests to read it again.

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What is My Bum is SO NOISY! about?

Get ready for a hilarious adventure as a little boy discovers his bum is SO noisy! Should he try to hush the rumbles and parps, or embrace the fun? Join him as his noisy bottom leads to lots of giggles and an enormous, silly escapade. Packed with bright illustrations and cheeky humour, this laugh-out-loud picture book is perfect for children who love a bit of mischief. Are you ready to join the fun?

About the author

Ross Kinnaird is a talented author and illustrator who loves creating fun and imaginative books for children. He is well known for illustrating the popular book 'The World’s Worst Teachers' with David Walliams. Ross enjoys bringing stories to life with his colourful drawings and hopes to inspire young readers to enjoy reading and drawing too.

Discussion ideas around My Bum is SO NOISY!

A noisy surprise: How do you think the boy feels when his bum makes unexpected noises, and what might help him feel better?

Funny or embarrassing?: Which sounds in the story seem funniest to you, and why might the same sound feel embarrassing in some situations?

Being yourself: How does the boy’s attitude towards his noisy bum change, and what does this show about accepting something unusual about yourself?

Sounds everywhere: What other everyday sounds could be turned into music, a performance or a silly story?

Laughing kindly: How can we enjoy a funny joke without making someone feel unkindly laughed at?