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Walter the Farting Dog: Trouble At the Yard Sale

by William Kotzwinkle, Audrey Colman (Illustrator), Glenn Murray

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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.
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William Kotzwinkle (born November 22, 1943 [1] ) is an American novelist , children's writer, and screenwriter . He was born in Scranton , Pennsylvania , U.S.A. Source: Wikipedia. Everyone has quirks, but we love them anyway.
  uufnn | Jul 21, 2018 |
50 months - as always O enjoys this series. The stories are always well written with Walter always ending up the hero. But I have never enjoyed the illustration style but I will give the artist credit it is unique. ( )
  maddiemoof | Oct 20, 2015 |
A funny funny book. Children especially like it because of the immature humor.
  panfeng1115 | Dec 6, 2012 |
The second installment of the Walter the Farting Dog by Canadian heavyweight author Bill Kotzwinkle. This time our hero, Walter the Farting Dog, stinks his way into trouble as the unsuspecting accomplice to a bank robber. But, once again his penchant for flatulence saves the day! Audrey Colman's distinctive computer-generated artwork highlights bravely complements the hilarity. Truly a gas! Recommended for anyone wishing to laugh along with nature's favourite smelly 'trademark'. Check out the original "Walter the Farting Dog". ( )
  jyasinchuk | Jul 22, 2010 |
Walter is a happy dog but he farts constantly. One day his owners are having a yard sale. The father dislikes Walter’s habit of farting and while his children are away buying an ice cream, he sells Walter for ten dollars to a clown. Walter feels bad for leaving his family. The clown hooks Walter to a machine to inflate the balloons with gas. He takes balloons to a bank, pops them to stun the guards and robs the bank. When Walter understands how he was used by the clown, he decides to help police capture him. He becomes a hero and returns to his family. ( )
  perihan | Oct 11, 2008 |
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For everyone who's ever felt misjudged or misunderstood
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All the other tables at the big yard sale were crowded with customers.
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Variant titles: "Walter the Farting Dog Farts Again" (U.K.) and "Walter the Farting Dog: Trouble at the Garage Sale" (Australia)
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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.

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