Toot Books

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Introducing The Incredible Adventures of Toot and Jimmy! The first book in a new series by Toot Books Inc; written for newly independent readers. With pages full of comical characters, colorful illustrations, interactive activities and visual story clues, The Incredible Adventures of Toot and Jimmy will boost even the reluctant reader’s confidence! In book one, the story follows our main character Jimmy, a ten-year-old craft-fanatic who obsesses over making friends at his new school. However, after Jimmy farts out a talking, lovable, magical fart named Toot, friends are hard to come by… especially when they accidentally unleash an icky-sticky Gum Monster that wants to swallow the world — starting with their new school and all of its inhabitants! Follow along with Jimmy and his newly-farted friend as they problem solve and conquer disgusting evil with the power of friendship, humor… and STINK!

Welcome to the magnificently goopy sequel of The Incredible Adventures of Toot and Jimmy! In Toot and Jimmy VS Doc Snot — 10-year-old Jimmy Jam Jeremiah and his magical fart named Toot, must learn what it takes to be a true hero, while battling their mischievous archenemy, DOC SNOT! The story is jam packed with disgusting belly-laughs, kick-butt-action and interactive fun — which includes puzzles and mazes! It's another snotty adventure with your favorite smelly kid and his fart that kids of all ages won't be able to put down! They can read it over and over, and still find new fart jokes and snot clues on every page!

What's SNOT to love about The Incredible Adventures of Toot and Jimmy VS Doc Snot?!

Toot Books presents an all-new haunting middle-grade series, RECESS IN PEACE. This spine-chilling, lightly serialized series will tackle kid's horror as we've never seen it before... On the playground, during recess! Every scare will occur on Fall Valley Academy's playground. Every story will stem from the hero's main feelings while on a mind-melting recess adventure. In our first installment, DAWN OF THE DEAD KID, Pacey Graham is the twelve-year-old shy new kid at Fall Valley Academy. His new school is the biggest place ever. At least it'll be easy for Pacey to hide in the shadows, just the way he likes it. But there's something else lurking in the darkness with him, something that will root through his feelings and force him to take a new bite out of life. We all know being the new kid is tough, but being the new kid who's turning into a ZOMBIE… that's just deadly.

Paul Moncrieffe

Paul Moncrieffe is an author and screenwriter. He recently penned the novel; Getting the Girl for Humorist Books and has written countless screenplays for PBS, NBC and Disney. He is the head writer for the television series Mittens and Pants (CBC) and a Daytime Emmy nominee for the educational children’s series Elinor Wonders Why (PBS). He is also the co-director/writer of the critically acclaimed animated short film The Christmas Time Machine. In his youth, he cried at Disneyland when a seagull flew too close to him.

Dean Outschoorn

Dean Outschoorn is an illustrator, animator and director. Dean directed and developed the hit Youtube series; Toca Life Stories (Spinmaster), and contributed his talents to series such as: Star and the Forces of Evil (Disney), Hotel Transylvania (Sony), and Work It Out Wombats (PBS). He is also the co-director/writer of the critically acclaimed animated short film, The Christmas Time Machine. In his free time, he enjoys illustrating his farts, taking his three sons to hockey, and playing hockey himself.

Ally Simpson

Ally Simpson is a writer, editor, and mental health advocate. She has written screenplays for Alma’s Way (Fred Rogers, PBS) and edited countless projects, most recently Paul Moncrieffe’s upcoming book Getting the Girl, published by Humorist Books. Ally is currently writing a book of her own about navigating her struggles with mental health in conjunction with her constant world travels spanning her 20’s. Currently, Ally works as a freelance story editor and is a full-time student, and will soon receive a graduate degree in publishing. She also manages an art house theater in Hamilton, Ontario.