Old King Stinky Toes, whose pungent portrayal of virtue will soon endear his epic adventures to zealous fans around the world. Written by eleven year old Baxter Owen Graham and Robert H. Graham his middle aged father. This imaginative father and son tale builds upon the fictional exploits of a worthy king with stinky toes too much to bear, the witty king and his perplexing stench demonstrate their benevolent service to his subjects. Readers beware! WARNING: THIS BOOK MAY CAUSE CHILDREN TO SAY STINKY THINGS. King Stinky Toes is a good and kind king, except for one small but stimulating problem. His Toes Stink! He can't evade them. It's just the way he is. His servants make fun of him in spite of his kindheartedness, and the king is very sad. Poor King Stinky Toes. Destined for insults and mistreatment, how can Old King Stinky Toes win their respect? The answer lies in the stink itself. With clever observation the king and his cast of characters will have you and your family grinning from ear to ear.

Ever wonder what parts of the body are called? In this phonetically funny book you'll learn just that. From head to toe you should enjoy rhyming along into the universal discovery of you. Although we develop differently we are alike in many ways. Now there's that special connection.

A funny and imaginative look at the invention of shoes, that will tickle readers great and small Once upon a time there were no shoes, and there was a king who refused to wash his feet. "Pongsoles!," "Wifferfeet!," "Stinkitoes!," giggled the children behind his back. So the Royal River was prepared and the King went in for a Royal Bathe. But was washing his feet just this once the solution to the problem? Of course not. "From the Trade Paperback edition.

“I Love Your Stinky Toes” is a children’s book about parenting with a fun, witty and sarcastic tone. It appeals to parents of young kids but children also love this book with funny scenarios, rhyming stanzas and the all too appealing words such as poop and snot. It touches upon many of the daily battles and ailments that we deal with as a mom. With a heartfelt message at the end, both parents and children will love and appreciate “I Love Your Stinky Toes.”

A poem for kids, illustrated by a kid, stinky toes, having fun, cleaning up and bedtime

Three entertaining little poems involving feet. All kinds of feet--old feet andyoung feet, smelly feet and funny feet. If feet could talk, this is what theywould be saying. Read these little poems to someone you know and watchtheir feet smile.

Douglas is very smitten with Dolores. And Dolores is quite smitten with Douglas as well. But there's a problem: one of them has stinky smelly feet. Douglas tries everything to make his feet smell sweeter but nothing works. Will this mean the end of their beautiful friendship? Full color.