Review Detail
4.0 1
Kids Fiction
315
We Can All Relate to "Stinky, Rotten Insides" from Time to Time
(Updated: June 28, 2026)
Overall rating
4.0
Plot
4.0
Characters
N/A
Writing Style
N/A
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
N/A
Reader reviewed by Julie M. Prince
Randolph and Ivy are best friends forever. They share everything&right up until Ivy receives an invitation to her cousin Avas all girl birthday sleepover. Something they cant share.
Ivy is so excited, she talks of nothing but the party. Soon, Randolph is jealous and his insides begin to feel all twisted and icky. He has very unfriendly thoughts and since hes feeling so rotten inside, he acts on them.
This book gives kids a glimpse at what can happen when were feeling two of the worst human emotions: jealousy and guilt. It also shows two of the best parts of humanity: redemption and gratitude.
Presented in a unique story accompanied by fun illustrations, this book will amuse young readers as they follow Randolphs rotten antics and read about the surprising outcome.
Randolph and Ivy are best friends forever. They share everything&right up until Ivy receives an invitation to her cousin Avas all girl birthday sleepover. Something they cant share.
Ivy is so excited, she talks of nothing but the party. Soon, Randolph is jealous and his insides begin to feel all twisted and icky. He has very unfriendly thoughts and since hes feeling so rotten inside, he acts on them.
This book gives kids a glimpse at what can happen when were feeling two of the worst human emotions: jealousy and guilt. It also shows two of the best parts of humanity: redemption and gratitude.
Presented in a unique story accompanied by fun illustrations, this book will amuse young readers as they follow Randolphs rotten antics and read about the surprising outcome.
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