Poop

By: A. J. Cosmo

Narrated by: A.J. Morrison

Poor Liam. On the very first day of fifth grade, in a strange new town, and a large new school, he interrupts everyone to bolt out and into the girl's bathroom. There, down in the far stall, in pain from a horrible stomach condition, he meets a new friend: Poop.

The cheery little guy says he's there to help Liam through a tough time in his life. But what does Liam need help with? And who, in their right mind, would want Poop for a friend?

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A great story that deals with a tough subject!

The author, A.J. Cosmo, does a great job infusing comedy into a subject that both children and parents sometimes struggle to talk about. This is a must read if your child struggles with digestive issues!!!

Oh what a great story!

I loved it 😍 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💗!!! My Dad liked it too, he said it was a very 💩 🍦 💩 🍦 story!!! So I will just shower 🚿 😌 🙃 🤗 🙂 ☺️ this review emoji. THE END

Eight Year Old Bliss!

I listened to this entire book yesterday with my eight year old daughter. We laughed out loud, we were completely grossed out, and we were touched and pleased with the outcome. My daughter is ready to go back to school and recommend this to all of her friends. She said its as good as "Wonder." High praise, indeed!

Great performance and unique coming of age story!

You won't get through this story without a laugh or two! Poop is a clever story with an impressive performance.

Bravo

The name is an icebreaker, a catalyst, nothing more; it’s much more, and its depth is quickly developed. The narration is consistent and keeps your attention without the narrator becoming the focus. The writing is direct: the characters are identifiable, the events are creatively explored, and the end result is accepting and kind. The overall feel of the book is a thinly disguised love letter to all walks of life. This is a good story. You may need it more than you know. Your kids will probably enjoy it, too. Play it through. It’s honest. It’s worth it.