"Walter the Farting Dog" is a humorous children's story about a lovable dog named Walter who has a rather unfortunate problem: he cannot stop farting. Despite his sweet nature and affectionate demeanor, Walter's flatulence gets him into all sorts of trouble. His owners, the family, face embarrassment and ridicule from neighbors and friends due to Walter's smelly antics. However, when a situation arises that only Walter can resolve, the family learns to appreciate their dog's unique qualities. Ultimately, the story conveys themes of acceptance, love, and the idea that being different can make one special. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Walter the Farting Dog .

This book is aimed at children in year 2.

This book was published in 2011 by Frog in Well .

William Kotzwinkle is a celebrated satirist in the US as well as being author of several favourite books, including ET the Extra-Terrestrial and of course, the New York Times listed bestselling Walter the Farting Dog. He lives on an island off the east coast of America. His co-author, Glenn Murray, is a supervisor for educational technology in Canada where he has also written radio dramas and articles on Canadian history.