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Summary: Good Book!
Review: This book is much talked about in many circles. It has caused a big stink (no pun intended) with some prudish adults. I think its great and get many compliments when I leave it sitting in the guest bathroom. Kids love it. They think about things like this. Why not address all of lifes touchy issues in this manner.
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Summary: Oh, grow up!
Review: My child thought this was a dumb book and put it down. Her friends who have the book are still not potty trained. Hmmm.I think this was written for adults - (chronologically speaking)who were not allowed to laugh as children and are just finding bodily functions funny.
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Summary: Pooping Isn't Always As Easy As It Seems
Review: I read other reviews which were not very compementary. However, I purchased this book for my child because she, like many other children who are toilet training, had a problem with "letting go." I found this book a tasteful way to show her that this unpleasant bodily function is normal, natural and even a bit humorous. I think this book will be appreciated by parents whose children are struggling with toilet training just as mine was.
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Summary: This Book Belongs In The Toilet With The Other Poop
Review: Now who would talk about such a disgusting subject. And then you must be very secure with yourself or to insecure to actually write or read this book in public. We all know that you eat and poop we don't need a colorfully illastrated book showing us how. This book was even worse then "I Hate My Bestfriend." Talk about a cruel irony.
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Summary: These reviews make me want to go poopy!!
Review: I think I'll go poop right now. Maybe I should get up and go to the toilet, instead of behind the computer in my pants. Where should I poop?
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Summary: Everyone will want to read it
Review: My 3 year old cousin has this book and brought it to my grandmother's house while my family was visting. This book is hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing when my aunt read it out loud at the table (after dinner) My sisters found this book funny but gross, and my bother seemed to think that the illistrsions were very inappropriate for young children. My oldest brother got a kick out of the pictures of animal poop. Overall, this book is very amuseing for adults and older kids, and something the whole family will be laughing over.
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Summary: HUH????????????
Review: I read this book at a library one time and it just doesn't make sense!! It talkks about all kinds of animals pooping and my baby brother (age 2 1/2) says that the book is quote "gross". When i showed it to my mother, she dissaproved of the book. I mean, maybe it teaches kids something, but then they go around talking about it in public, which is not very appropriate. If you agree with me, I think you are very smart and intellegent. I'm sorry if you didn't like this review, but this is what's on MY mind and I don't belive this book is appropiate for young children. Thank You for your time.
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Summary: One of the best pieces of modern literature.
Review: I just finished reading "Everyone Poops" and I must say I am impressed. From the first word to the last, I was thoroughly engrossed in the reading expirience. This book is a modern classic for the ages, and a must-read. It's among my favorite books, an instant classic, and one of the best pieces of modern literature available. Get it now!
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Summary: Because everyone really does
Review: I have to say that I saw this book when my son was a baby and I kept it in mind for when he was ready to potty train. He loves this book. He doesn't just love this book. He is obsessed with this book. Within the first 18 hours of owning it we'd read it at least 10 times. And there was 12 hours of sleeping in that time frame. It's good for reading on the potty and off. It can be read anywhere and every time it's as new and exciting as the first (to a two-year-old at least). In all seriousness though, it really is a very good book for children. At the very least, it makes them feel as if they are not alone in their bodily functions. And at the most it is (for those who are not squeamish) hilarious.
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Summary: very funny book to aid toilet learning
Review: A hilarious book showing many kinds of animals, their poop, and describing where and how they poop (e.g. while walking). Also reviewed are the ways a baby poops in a diaper, small child in a potty, and older children and adults on a toilet. Hysterical graphics such as rear view of child sitting on toilet with the poop in midair, which we see between the gap in his buttock cheeks. Other scenes demonstrate how the toilet is flushed and the poop is washed down the pipes. Illustrations are cartoon like. This was originally published in Japan and therefore the human characters are all Asian. How lucky for us English-speaking parents to have this translated version! The goal of this book is to review with the child the progression of moving from diapers to toilets. It is a funny way to talk about poop with the child. Every child who has seen our book laughs out loud. Many adults who have seen our book think it is so funny. The exception is my husband who thinks this is just gross. If you need to interject some humor in the toilet learning process, read this to your child!
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