Newcomer Colman likewise fixates on one visual gag, Walter with steam blasting out his backside. Their simple strategy just keep saying "fart" should have children rolling in the aisles during read-aloud. Predictable stuff, but Kotzwinkle (Trouble in Bugland) and education writer Murray know their audience. A gigantic gas bubble began to build inside him." Wouldn't you know, two burglars break in, and Walter's liability becomes his asset. The night before he is to go, Walter sadly devours "the 25-pound bag of low-fart dog biscuits the vet had prescribed for him, which had made him fart more.
He has incurable gas, and his family decides to take him back. Walter, a fat gray dog with an apologetic look on his face, comes home from the pound with two children. Here's a companion to Taro Gomi's Everyone Poops, albeit with less educational value.
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