Stink It Up!: A Guide to the Gross, the Bad, and the Smelly U. Its pages are crawling with more than two hundred facts, quizzes, recipes, and bits of trivia about things that are gross, bad, and smelly.They don’t call him Stink for nothing! Now kids c
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| Title | : | Stink It Up!: A Guide to the Gross, the Bad, and the Smelly |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.55 (717 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0763659428 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-06 |
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Editorial : From Booklist Stink, the younger brother of Judy Moody, is back in this guide to all things gross and smelly. The short volume covers such topics as edible insects, laws concerning underwear, slime, weird things that people around the world eat, mummies, skin shedding, and other items that turn the stomach and are endlessly fascinating to most young people, especially boys. There’s a “Gross Grub Menu,” with a recipe for “Mealworm Spaghetti” and appetizers of “Grilled Black Witch Moths” and “Deep-fried Crickets,” as well as a section on gross body situations, like a smelly belly button and toe jam. The liberal line drawings break up the text into small paragraphs or lists and, along with the subject matter, will appeal to reluctant readers. No prior knowledge of Stink and his adventures is necessary; this will certainly be popular with series readers and newbies alike. Grades 2-4. --Suanne Roush
They don’t call him Stink for nothing! Now kids can savor a smorgasbord of facts about smelly and vile stuff in honor of their favorite super sniffer.Did you know that a group of skunks is called a stench? (No lie!) Can you believe that in colonial days, window- washing rags were dipped in pee? Or that snail slime was once an ingredient in cough syrup? Stink has a nose for yuck and muck, and this book is full of it: moose poop festivals, mouse brain toothpaste, maggot cheese, and way more. Its pages are crawling with more than two hundred facts, quizzes, recipes, and bits of trivia about things that are gross, bad, and smelly. P.U.!
Fantastic to have so many great shows in one volume - I already have volume 1.. Raphael I think is supposed to be dangerous in his epic power, other-worldliness – and remoteness. The Nutrient-drug interactions section is over 8 pages long, discussing antibiotics and systemic antimicrobial agents by name with interaction types and significance, effect and mechanism of action, research, reports, nutritional therapeutics, clinical concerns and adaptations. Overall I must agree with many of the comments made by others, such as the fact that the book is not very clear with its explanations. Walking on eggshells, day after day, futilely trying to find new ways to spin a life of straw into a golden dream.
Combine that with a resentful mother-in-law and a psychopathic mother who would stop at nothing to gain control of my children, and life was a hellish adventure for a girl just starting out. There are a few times during the read that I felt as though I was reading a police r
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