Josh Richman

A humorous but medically sound book that goes through poops various forms and what they mean. If you've ever looked in a toilet bowl and wondered if what your were seeing was normal, this book will answer that question. It also talks about shades of pee as well as the basic functioning of the digestive tract. The book is also littered with silly historical poop facts and oddities of culture surrounding excreta. A useful little book with many silly pictures and funny words for poop. I think a kid would probably enjoy this book a lot.… (meer)

I can't say that I've read this book cover-to-cover. But it's been sitting on my coffee table since I won it months ago and you would not believe how many people have picked it up and read bits and pieces, usually out loud. There's usually a laugh and then a "hmmm, I didn't know that." That's why I've left it out. When it stops teaching people things I'll relegate it to the shelves. All in all, the book seems to be a mix of actual facts and satirical humor, so I think people who are never going to read a non-fiction book about poop actually learn a thing or two about their bodies.… (meer)