Fart Squad #4: The Toilet Vortex: A Chapter Book for Children (Ages 6-10) About Laugh-Out-Loud Elementary School Adventures

It’s the fourth adventure from the belly-bloating, plunger-toting, pants-exploding . . . fearless FART SQUAD! This laugh-out-loud chapter book series is perfect for Captain Underpants fans. With black-and-white illustrations throughout and a butt-load of bathroom humor, young readers will be giggling from start to finish.

Something is rotten in the plumbing of Harry Buttz Elementary School, and it’s kidnapped Janitor Stan!

It’s up to the Fart Squad to dive into the toilet vortex to save their scent-sei from the World of the Royal Flush. Grab a match, because this stink just got real. Only the Fart Squad has the guts, the gall, and the gas to flush this round brown mound before he overflows his toilet kingdom on the world.

• Toilet Humor Overload: With a villain from the “World of the Royal Flush” and a portal in the school plumbing, expect a butt-load of bathroom gags that will have kids howling.
• Reluctant Heroes with Super Farts: The fearless Fart Squad must dive headfirst into a disgusting toilet vortex to save their scent-sei, Janitor Stan!
• Perfect for Reluctant Readers: Fast-paced action and hilarious black-and-white illustrations keep kids turning the pages from start to finish.
• Captain Underpants Fans Rejoice: If you love laugh-out-loud stories and heroes who are more gassy than graceful, this funny chapter book series is for you.

Seamus Pilger is an award-winning fartologist and a burrito enthusiast. He first became interested in superfartabilities while studying the alternate forms of propulsion for space travel. While intergalactic gastroenterological propulsion failed, Seamus has made many discoveries in the fermentation of foods in humans. Seamus is a graduate at FRT. He is a lifelong vegetarian and lives on a bean farm in Minnesota.

Stephen Gilpin is the award-winning illustrator of dozens of children's books and has worked for tons of awesome clients. He lives and works with his wife, Angie, in Hiawatha, Kansas.