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Bethany Barton Is Trying To Love Farts

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Welcome to another delightful episode of Reading With Your Kids! In this fun-packed show, host Jed Doherty invites two talented children's book authors—Bethany Barton and CG Abrams—to share their passion for storytelling, creativity, and education.

Bethany Barton, acclaimed author and illustrator, walks us through the hilarious world of her latest STEM picture book, "I'm Trying to Love Farts." With a mission to make tricky science topics approachable, Bethany offers fascinating fart facts, like the role of gut microbes and the world's oldest recorded joke from ancient Sumeria—yes, it's about farts! Bethany's witty approach helps kids overcome their fears and find the fun in science, making her books a must for curious young minds. She also shares her journey in TV set design and her nonprofit Dopamind, which teaches kids about healthy screen habits.

Next, CG Abrams brings the sunshine with "A Mermaid's Crown Florida Vacation." This interactive, hand-drawn picture book captures all the magic of a Florida getaway through games, recipes, and heartwarming family moments. C.G. shares stories about using her art and books to bring joy to young readers, creating experiences that last beyond the final page.

Looking for engaging STEM books for kids or wonderful interactive picture books? Don't miss this episode for tips, laughter, and inspiration from two amazing creators! 

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