You Poop Here
By Paul Meisel
By Paul Meisel
By Paul Meisel
By Paul Meisel
By Paul Meisel
By Paul Meisel
Category: Children's Picture Books
Category: Children's Picture Books
Category: Children's Board Books
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$8.99
Apr 11, 2023 | ISBN 9780823453252 | 2-5 years
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$17.99
Nov 10, 2020 | ISBN 9780823446018 | 2-5 years
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$7.99
Jan 18, 2022 | ISBN 9780823451401 | Baby-3
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Praise
★ “In a field filled with gendered books about toilet training, this refreshing title stands out by encouraging all children to see pooping, and by extension the use of the potty, as a universal, cross-gender, interspecies need. . . . An excellent first purchase for anyone looking to expand their potty learning collection”—School Library Journal, Starred Review
“Addressing audiences still in or recently out of diapers, Meisel emits an elemental info dump based on the notion that every creature poops somewhere. . . . Following views of discreetly posed children sitting on toilets that are billed as, parenthetically, the place to pee, too, he closes with a deposit of facts about what poop is, how much of it elephants can produce (300 pounds a day!), and other nuggets of natural history.”—Booklist
“A parade of animals pooping in their natural habitats leads to human toddlers proudly sitting on the potty. . . . In all, eighteen smiling creatures from a variety of habitats poop on uncluttered pages. A simple line of text accompanies each cheery illustration. . . . Everyone Poops will always be number one, but You Poop Here is a solid number two.”—The Horn Book
“While potty books abound, Meisel’s stands out in its unvarnished directness and respect, simple words and pictures speaking directly at the level of young children. . . . A godsend for caregivers on the prowl for potty-training”—Kirkus Reviews
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