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Everyone Poops
Common Sense Media says
Adults might get squeamish, but kids will love it.
Parents say
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that children will find this book immensely funny and will love to point out the excrement from each animal. Colorful paintings show animals from around the world.
What's the story?
Ever wonder how a camel poops? A fish? A raccoon? Your child probably has. Taro Gomi scientifically compares and contrasts how animals of all kinds eliminate waste in this amusing and direct toilet-training book. You might be squeamish about reading and looking at page after page of poop, but your kids will be laughing out loud.
Is it any good?
No other toilet-training book gets kids giggling as fast as Everyone Poops. With humor and bold, unembellished illustrations, Taro Gomi answers the questions kids want to ask, such as "Which end is the snake's behind?" and "What does whale poop look like?" The text scientifically analyzes the many different ways in which animals relieve themselves, and the graphic pictures of all of these variations will delight children.
What families can talk about
Families can talk about the different ways in which animals relieve themselves. Which animal's toileting habits seemed the most weird or funny to you? How is it different from the way humans poop?
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Should take this book off market... Very stupid
I have a consern about nudity because of show of butts and other private area. No kids should look at penis` and butts at ANY age.
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Read This Review For A Laugh! :]
Funny story about this book. So I went to this little kid's house to babysit her. She kept saying penis and stuff about pooping. I was VERY concerned so I told her mom. Her mom casually said "OH it's from this everyone poops book" with the most serious expression ever. I pretty much pooped my pants from laughing so hard. Can't say I've read the book myself, but just thought I'd share the whole penis thing makes me thing it shouldn't be out on too many kids' shelves unless you have a sibling or parent that wants a laugh.
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What the heck are they thinking showing pineses on a childrens book
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Kid, 12 years old
February 16, 2011
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E.g. GROSS!
ew! And cool!
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Kid, 12 years old
October 17, 2010
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Seriously?
Ok, REALLY? It has references to my private parts. I thought they were supposed to be private! You guys can't get away with it by rating it OK for 2! NEVER!
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Poop
This book is totally inappropriate! On for ages 2 and up? They say "Poop" plenty of times. It's totally inappropriate for little kids to learn about poop. What's so funny about looking at children's penises? That's inappropriate you know! I even hate looking at poop! This book is Crap! SELL IT!!!!!!
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poopy
its sort of... how shall i say it... poopy. This is like a toddlers pervert book. wtfreak were they thinking
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It's true: Everyone Poops
It was our son's first book on the road to learning about going pee and poop - it helped us move toward potty training.
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Wow people.
EVERYONE HAS GENITALIA! GET OVER IT, YOU IDIOTS! Why in living HE** should you protect your little boy from what hangs from their legs? Honestly! I weep for you immature people, flinching from a natural body part.
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| Author: | Taro Gomi |
| Illustrator: | Taro Gomi |
| Book type: | Non-Fiction |
| Genre: | Learning |
| Publisher: | Kane/Miller Book Publishers |
| Publication date: | January 1, 1993 |
| Number of pages: | 28 |
| Hardcover price: | $12.95 |
| Publisher's recommended age(s): | 2 - 4 |
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