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Books like Mr Stink

A cheeky, laugh-out-loud comedy that hides a surprisingly tender heart beneath layers of grime and bodily humor. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Mr Stink.

  • heartwarming
  • whimsical
  • uplifting
  • mischievous
  1. 01

    Bad Dad

    David Walliams

    A high-octane, laugh-out-loud heist caper anchored by the unbreakable bond between a boy and his dad.

    Shares:
    • uplifting
    • irreverent
    • humorous
  2. 02

    The Boy in the Dress

    David Walliams

    A cheeky, big-hearted romp about the liberating power of wearing exactly what you want, even if it surprises everyone.

    Shares:
    • uplifting
    • irreverent
    • cheeky
    • humorous
  3. 03

    Diary of a Wimpy Kid

    Jeff Kinney

    A hilarious, highly visual survival guide to the everyday humiliations of middle school.

    Shares:
    • humorous
  4. 04

    Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers

    Megan McDonald

    A gleefully gross and energetic romp that celebrates the messy, smelly side of scientific curiosity.

    Shares:
    • irreverent
    • humorous
  5. 05

    Horrid Henry's Underpants

    Simon, Francesca; Ross, Tony & Miranda Richardson

    A gleefully chaotic romp through the mind of a delightfully unapologetic troublemaker.

    Shares:
    • mischievous
    • irreverent
    • cheeky
    • humorous
  6. 06

    Danny, The Champion of the World

    Roald Dahl

    A cozy, conspiratorial celebration of a father and son teaming up to outsmart a wealthy bully.

    Feels:
    • cozy
    • rustic
    • nostalgic
  7. 07

    The Worst Thing About My Sister

    Jacqueline Wilson

    A chaotic, heartwarming exploration of what happens when polar-opposite siblings are forced into a shared space.

    Shares:
    • heartwarming
  8. 08

    The Lottie Project

    Jacqueline Wilson

    A witty, voice-driven exploration of messy family changes, anchored by a fiercely relatable protagonist who uses history to make sense of her present.

    Shares:
    • humorous
  9. 09

    The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4

    Sue Townsend

    A masterclass in deadpan cringe comedy that perfectly captures the agonizing, self-important delusion of being thirteen.

    Shares:
    • satirical
    • family dysfunction
  10. 10

    Skellig

    David Almond

    A quiet, dusty miracle hidden in a crumbling garage that transforms fear into wonder.

    Feels:
    • ethereal
    • shadowy
    • hopeful
  11. 11

    The Bad Beginning

    Lemony Snicket

    A delightfully dreary romp where clever children must rely entirely on themselves to survive the sheer incompetence of the adult world.

    Feels:
    • gloomy
    • absurd
    • theatrical
  12. 12

    I stink!

    Kate McMullan

    A loud, proud, and delightfully gross celebration of the messy work that keeps a city running.

    Shares:
    • irreverent
    • humorous

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