Whose Poop Is That? (Whose Is THAT?)

Okay, so once you get past the “e-e-e-ws”, this is a pretty darn good book. The little ones will see it grosses some people out and that will instantly make it fascinating. But, look at how a scientist in Jurassic Park examined dinosaur poop to find out what the animal had eaten to make it sick. And how useful are cow droppings in many countries for fertilizer. And, if you’re out hiking, wouldn’t you like to know which animal left that poop? Finally, hey, if you’re a speech teacher and working on the “p” sound, I can’t think of a more fascinating way to learn it. Besides, while the author may not have started off with the most interesting example of poop – don’t worry, it goes uphill after that – there are some pretty interesting facts about poop here.

Took my child to potty training school (yes there is such a thing lol) and they read this book in the class always saying “it feels good to poop!”. So I purchased for my younger son to recreate the class at home. So far both boys love the book!

Cute book but it is for very "young" 5 year olds! This should be classified for 3-5 year olds not 5-7 year olds.

Our 7 year old son loves this book. Educational and a fun read for him. He read it at least 5 days in a row and would have read it more days, but I was ready to hear about something else.

My daughter loves poop stuff so she was excited for the book but kept asking for more animals and poops. Wished it was a longer book.

Much shorter than expected, there's only the animals on the cover of the book.

Super cute my kids loved it

best book ever for my grandson! he absolutely loved it.

Absolutely fantastic book. Great grandchildren get it out every time they come and read it to everyone from memory, with actions. Aged 4 and 5yrs. Well read well loved book.

Not intentionally hilarious book my 3-year old loves to read over and over again. Poops for fox, owl, panda, elephant, tortoise, bird are shown and readers have to guess the animal who left their mark. Explained in an informative easy to understand way for children, with a more scientific narrative provided at the end of the book. Fun pictures for children to examine. We weren't sure what to expect with this book and were pleased that it wasn't bathroom humor, but fun nonetheless. Hardcover with an exterior, removable book jacket.