New friends Nilly and Lisa help eccentric professor Doctor Proctor to develop his latest invention, a powder that makes one fart, making them very popular at school, but someone is planning to steal the industrial-strength formula for evil purposes.

Did you know that everyone passes gas? If it's so natural, why do we struggle with teaching children how to respond appropriately? Join Gus in this hilarious tale as he and his classmates learn the brief biology lesson behind why we all pass gas, and the right way and the wrong way to handle it.--Publisher.

After being sold at the family's yard sale, Walter is put to use blowing up balloons for a clown who is bent on robbing banks, but he escapes and becomes a hero.

Drawings paired with rhyming text depict the farting of many types of people and animals.

When an expert on animal gas tries to cure Walter, his farts keep building up until he floats away and is blown by the wind to a distant place, where he once again proves himself a hero.

Because his farts create unpleasantness for everyone on a cruise ship, Walter the dog continues the journey in a lifeboat, but when the ship's computer crashes, causing the liner to drift, Walter again proves himself a hero.

When Anthony returns from a trip around the world he butts heads with Keith, the inventor of the Sweet Farts tablet, over leadership of their company.

Drawings paired with rhyming text depict the farting of many types of people and animals.

A boy named Peter eats nothing but peas which turn him green. Classmates tease him because he can't stop tooting --aliens from planet Krell spot Peter and make him their king because he is green and incredibly farty, but there are no peas on their planet and Peter starts turning pink!

Last year Keith Emerson invented Sweet Farts, tablets that make farts smell good. Now he has become the center of all kinds of attention he doesn't want. Even worse, the school science fair is just weeks away, and everyone expects Keith to top his last invention.