WARNING: This book contains poop. Lots of it.
And your kids will LOVE every stinky, silly, educational second of it!
In
Everything On the Farm Poops
, part of the best-selling
Stinky Books by Kelly Lee
series, young readers are taken on a laugh-out-loud journey through a lively farm full of cows, pigs, chickens, goats, and even a poop-savvy pet cow named Buddy.
Through playful rhymes and expressive illustrations, children learn that poop isn't just gross-it's
important
! From fertilizing crops to feeding the soil, farm animals leave behind something farmers call "brown gold."
Perfect for
preschoolers
,
early readers
farm-curious city kids
, and
potty-humor enthusiasts
, this delightfully silly story uses comedy to spark curiosity and teach real lessons about
farming, animals, composting, fertilizer, and the food cycle
.
Whether you live in the city or grew up on a farm, this book shows children that poop has a purpose-and that every creature plays a part in the ecosystem.
Why Kids and Adults Love This Book:
Hilarious rhyming text
that's just as fun for grownups to read aloud
Educational content
disguised as bathroom humor kids can't resist
Bright, silly illustrations
that bring the farm (and all its messes) to life
Teaches real farm facts
about animal habits, composting, and how crops grow
Interactive games
in the back keep kids learning and laughing
Perfect for classrooms, story time, baby showers, and birthday gifts
What Children Will Learn:
Why farm animals poop wherever they please (no toilet paper needed!)
How animal waste becomes food for the soil-and helps grow our veggies
The difference between farms and cities (hint: it's pretty stinky)
Why farmers think poop is a treasure, not trash
Also includes:
A farm scavenger hunt
Counting and observation games
A surprise ending that will have kids giggling-and maybe Grandma too!
isn't just another funny kids' book. It's a clever way to introduce your little one to science, sustainability, and agriculture-all through the universal language of poop.
Whether you're raising a future farmer or a curious kid who loves animals, tractors, and belly laughs, this book is a must-have for your library.