Customer Reviews

Who's in the Bathroom?

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Okay, this is funny - I admit it! It's cute and clever and just pure fun!

The book centers around some kids who are waiting in line for the restroom and the line is reeeally long and someone is taking *forever*! So, the kids start to think up all sorts of animals that might be in there and what they might be doing.

It's a rhyming book and about 85% of the rhymes were really good!

(okay, there's one thing I was little concerned about - the poor sheep being used as bottle brushes) but other than that book is a riot!

Definitely a unique twist on "potty humor."

I read this book with my 6 year old granddaughter. She was quite amused until we came to the drawing of a shepherd holding one of his sheep upside down with its head in the toilet. The shepherd is using his sheep as a "toilet bowl brush" This was disturbing to both of us. Not a book we'll ever be reading again.

I love reading this book with my family and friends. I know that I would never be able to teach it in the classroom because of the content, but I'm sure that there are several students out there who would love to have a fun, laugh-out-loud read like this one. It makes a great new addition to my collection of children's books, as I have just filled the immature requirement!

My son absolutely loves this book. He's 18 months old and every time he sees this book, I have to read it at least twice! The first time I read it we laughed all the way through the book!

Fun rhyming book that will tickle the younger ones listening and the readers alike. My preschool class loves this one.

Adrian Reynolds provides zany drawings for the fun WHO'S IN THE BATHROOM?, a story of a long line waiting for the bathroom. Can an elephant be taking time, or a whale doing the world's greatest pee? A zany story of bathroom time and fun evolves.

This book had me cracking up. It has potty humour but it was age appropriate and very clever.