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P. T. Evans loves Minecraft, pizza, emojis, cats, and fart jokes. When he’s not writing or doing author visits, he is training alligators and sumo wrestling. You can also find him at book fairs and comic conventions signing autographs. Follow his adventures on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
I love Minecraft - do you?
I love cats too!
In this series, I combined my love of both Minecraft and cats to create a fun adventure with great illustrations based on my crazy cat, Spike. Check out these two hilarious Minecat books from Montage Publishing.
Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite
Stinky Steve: Book One - A Minecraft Mishap by PT Evans is the story of a boy who farts. Steve lives in the world of Minecraft, but he has a problem – he just can’t stop farting. He is about to destroy his own Minecraft world, as his pigs and his chickens fall sick from the toxic smell and his buildings are in danger of being blown up by the TNT-like explosions that keep erupting from him. In a bid to solve the problem, he plants new foods. But he has another problem – the smell of his farts attracts the Creepers! He has to destroy them, but will he destroy his own world at the same time? Join Stinky Steve on his adventures as he tries to overcome his flatulence problem.
Stinky Steve: Book One – A Minecraft Mishap by PT Evans is a fun book, great for kids and perhaps the odd adult amongst us as well. Even if you have never seen Minecraft, let alone played it, you will enjoy this book and kids will love it too, especially the great illustrations that pepper the book and bring it to life. Let’s face it, all kids find farting funny and this is the perfect subject for the perfect book, although if you aren’t familiar with Minecraft, some of the language used may be a little lost on you. It matters not; this is a funny book that is incredibly well written and all kids will love it to the extent that they will want to read it over and over again. Loved it, looking forward to reading book 2!
