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Pottymouth: Profane Poetry, Recess Rhymes, and Other Dirty Ditties from the Playground

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Through sixth grade, I attended a strict parochial school, sheltered in a world where jeans were not allowed and skirts could not end above the knee. I would've been armed for public school when I entered seventh grade had I known then what I learned from reading F. Hart's Pottymouth.

It's got the necessary teases and taunts that make up the essential four-square court arsenal, on topics ranging from anatomy to attire to drugs & alcohol, and more. After reading this text--err, memoir or manual?--I'm now the recalcitrant adult making up for the playground childhood I never had.

Whether you're over 18 (I didn't say mature) and want to relive the nostalgia of monkey bars and tetherball, or whether you've got to prepare your little one for the brutally harsh realities of the sandbox, this book is a must read.

Potty Mouth is a fun journey through the past of naughty and gross childhood poems, jokes and limericks.