My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary

What do our readers think of My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find the book hilarious and enjoy its poo jokes, funny characters, friendship and adventures. Some children think the humour is very silly or wish the short chapters were longer.

What does the Pageticker team say about My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary?

My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary is a bright, fast-moving graphic-novel. Pedro, Olga and Ozzy turn friendship, mystery and everyday mishaps into amusing adventures. The toilet humour is constant and deliberately silly. A great choice for fans of diary style books or fans of Captain Underpants books.

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What is My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary about?

Join best friends Pedro, Olga, and Ozzy—collectively known as the Poopies—as they embark on a series of hilarious adventures filled with friendship, fun, and toilet humour. Together, they tackle unexpected mysteries, including the baffling case of the unflushed poos. This full-colour graphic novel is perfect for fans of Bunny Vs Monkey, Dog Man, and InvestiGators.

About the author

Jim Smith is a funny and creative author best known for the hilarious 'Barry Loser' books. He loves making kids laugh with his silly stories and doodle-style illustrations. When he's not writing or drawing, Jim enjoys thinking up new adventures for his characters. His books are perfect for anyone who loves jokes and fun!

Discussion ideas around My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary

The Poopies: What makes Pedro, Olga and Ozzy work well as a team, and how do their different personalities help them solve problems?

Diary Adventures: Why might writing about an unusual day make a diary more interesting? What would you include in your own funny or surprising diary entry?

Mystery and Curiosity: What clues would you look for when investigating the case of the unflushed poos, and why?

Friendship and Fun: How do the friends deal with disagreements and embarrassing moments, and what can their adventures teach us about being a good friend?

Toilet Humour: Why do you think poo jokes make some children laugh so much, while other people may find them too silly or gross?