Naughty Adventures Of Pepito Book 2 Apr 2026

Ever since the Incident of the Unstoppable Giggle Powder (Book 1), the town of Villa Sorpresa had been quiet. Too quiet.

Adventurous kids and forgiving grown-ups. Chapter 1: The Legend of the Squeaky Mushroom Pepito was not a bad boy. This is important to understand. He did not steal cookies from nuns or push goats off cliffs. Pepito was simply… inventive . And his inventions often made adults use a very specific voice—the one that sounds like a teakettle about to whistle.

“Ay, Pepito,” the old man whispered. “You didn’t just pull a prank. You pulled a prophecy .”

(…for now.) – When Pepito’s prank erases everyone’s memory of their own names, he must travel to the Cave of Embarrassment to find the one thing that can fix it: a sincere compliment from his worst enemy. Naughty Adventures Of Pepito Book 2

Pepito watched from the bell tower, tears streaming down his face. Lola shook her head. “You’re going to get us grounded until we’re thirty.”

“Pepito…” she warned.

“That was two years ago!” Pepito yelped. Ever since the Incident of the Unstoppable Giggle

It read:

From under the floorboards, the Snortlepig let out a confused whimper. It began to shrink. The green glitter faded. The invisible beast curled up, not from defeat, but because—for the first time—it was laughing too.

She laughed. She couldn’t help it.

But when she sat down, instead of a fart sound, a tiny flag popped out. It read: “You’re the best mom. Sorry for the mayonnaise incident.”

But then a balloon popped. A paper floated down. She read it. Her left eyebrow twitched. Another balloon popped. Another joke. Her lip curled—was that… a smile?

Within thirty seconds, the entire town square sounded like a bathtub full of terrified ducklings. Even the dogs howled. For the first time ever, the Town Meeting of Silence was a Town Meeting of Uncontrollable Laughter. Chapter 1: The Legend of the Squeaky Mushroom

Pepito grinned. Book 2 was closed. But deep under the fountain, the Snortlepig rolled over in its sleep and whispered one last thing: