The Fart That Changed the World
By Stephen Mangan
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Synopsis
On the day King Fabian hosts neighbouring rulers, he accidentally farts, blames his butler, and sends him to the dungeons. With the butler gone, the king struggles to manage the event. Enter Frank, a kitchen boy with a vivid imagination, who steps in as the emergency butler. As the banquet spirals into chaos, Frank must navigate a series of hilarious mishaps to save the day. This laugh-out-loud adventure highlights how small actions can lead to big changes, and that even the unlikeliest heroes can rise to the occasion.
About the author
Stephen Mangan is a popular British actor and author. He is well known for writing the funny children’s book 'Escape the Rooms' and its sequel, 'The Fart That Changed the World'. Stephen loves making people laugh and enjoys telling exciting, imaginative stories that encourage readers to use their creativity and sense of adventure.
Pages
368 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2022
Community rating
Average score: 4.75
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