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Superpoop

By Sam Harper

Superpoop finally gets a mission — but can he tackle this loo trouble alone?

hilarious messy entertaining lighthearted

Pageticker community rating

Average score: 4.86

From 28 readers

What do our readers think of Superpoop? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children generally find the toilet humour, silly puns and messy superhero action very funny. The book’s appeal depends on enjoying poo jokes, so it may suit some children more than others.

What does the Pageticker team say about Superpoop?

We love Superpoop’s bold, silly premise and energetic superhero story. Its playful wordplay and toilet humour make it especially enjoyable as a read-aloud, while Superpoop’s determination offers a gentle reminder that everyone has something special to contribute. Best suited to children who enjoy slapstick jokes and potty humour; parents and carers may wish to preview it if that style is not a good fit.

Genres

Humour Adventure

What is Superpoop about?

Superpoop, the newest pooperhero, is eager to prove himself and join the league of superheroes. However, every time he attempts to save the day, another hero beats him to it. Desperate for a mission only he can handle, Superpoop finally gets his chance when toilet trouble arises. Will he seize this plopportunity and secure his place among the heroes?

Discussion ideas around Superpoop

Finding your own special job: Superpoop keeps missing his chance to help because other heroes arrive first. What do you think makes his final mission right for him?

What makes a hero?: Does a hero need amazing powers, or can being useful, brave and determined be enough? What do you think?

Keeping going: How do you think Superpoop feels when other heroes save the day before he can? What helps him carry on trying?

Toilet trouble: Why do toilet jokes make many children laugh, and when might this kind of humour not be suitable?

A team of heroes: If you could join Superpoop’s league, what special job would you be able to do?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2021

First published

2021

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