Ninja Farts: Silent But Deadly (Disgusting Adventures of Milo Snotrocket)

I enjoyed this one. Funny and fun.

It's low brow and well below his reading level, but he loves it so much.

This book was not good. It was poorly written and read like a MadLibs where every missing word is fart or butt. It was seriously painful for me to read. I would give it negative stars.However, my six year old loves it. He has asked me to read it to him every night for weeks. I of course say no, because the book is awful. So it has encouraged him to read to himself. Therefore 4 stars; 5 for my son loving it, 5 for getting him to read, and negative 6 stars from me.

Why would someone my age buy a book about farting ninjas?I owned a photography studio for several decades at which I photographed children and families. Among the silly words I would use to get the kids laughing were "farts, snot, and boogers."These words worked especially well when photographing boys, and the girls would laugh at their brothers. I would tell them to say "farts," and they would suddenly be smiling. Then I would tell them, "On the count of 3, say 'farts. 1 - 2 - 3.'" The resulting smiles and laughter I captured with the camera were priceless.And within a few minutes not only would the children be laughing, but so would their parents. It was controlled chaos. What fun! So, of course I just had to read Ninja-Farts.From what I saw in the "Look Inside," it looked hilarious, and it is. Yes, it's potty humor. It is "guy" humor, and every 5 to 10 year-old boy will laugh himself silly. (So will his dad.) It had me laughing. Some things never change. Maybe I am really a 9 year-old in an adult's body. What a hoot!Thanks for the laugh.

I bought this as a gag gift for a certain 11yr old someone whos constant farting is a source of endless laughs and thought this book would be too. I wasn't prepared for how right I was! I only read some of the chapter titles and glanced at a few pictures and i was in stiches! And theres an audiobook? God i cant wait!

It was really funny and in that sense I loved it, but it was worded a little weird. Overall a great book!

My grandson absolutely loves these books.

This book is so funny, I mean don’t get it if you can’t say fart without being uncomfortable, but the kids love it. I’ve taken it to daycare and they loved it and so do my 7 year old son and his friends. I have even read parts of it to my 33 year old husband and my 30 year old brother and they thought it was so funny.

My boys love toilet humour, but to be honest they didn’t really belly laugh at this book and I found it quite lame. It’s very thin, was expecting diary of a wimpy kid size but it’s more like a booklet therefore so expensive for what it is. We are in the UK so not sure if our toilet humour is different to the authors. Such high hopes but boys never picked it up again like they do with other books so we charity shopped it.

Like all 8 year olds the subject of the book is perfect. The book itself is so rubbish that I’m not sure if it even raised 1 laugh. Maybe ok for 4-5 year olds?? Each chapter 2 pages and boring. We had read half the book in 10 mins trying to save a bit for the next eve. Paid the highest price for it, based on all the other 5 stars. Certainly won’t be buying any more in the series. What a shame.

THe story of this is really funny but it looked liked something that I could get printed myself.....could have done a better job on vista print. So judging a book by its cover - not suitable for a gift, story wise, gross and funn so great for my 7 year old

Very, very disappointing. High price, hardly any content for your money. This “book” is not like a proper book, but more like a BOD made by the author. Most of the pages are only written on one side with a picture, back sides mostly empty, each of these a new chapter. The chapters together make no real sense, there is no story or plot. My son and I stopped reading after 10 pages. Don’t buy!!

I expected this to have sound effects so was disappointed. I obviously mis understood the description.