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by Davies (Author), J. Campbell (Illustrator)
Poop the Dragon is a mischievous troublemaker with a smelly twist!
Wherever Poop goes, he leaves behind stinky surprises that wreak havoc across the land. No one is safe from his stinky presents!
Hold your nose, even brave adventurers turn back when they smell it. Can anyone stop Poop before he creates a heap of his mess?
Full of laughs, chaos, and an odor you won't forget, this is one dragon adventure you won't want to miss!
Review by Bernadette LonguReview Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Bernadette Longu for Readers' Favorite
Poop the Dragon by Suzy Davies is a delightful tale about a Ginormous Purple Dragon who had a problem because he was so Ginormous, even his bottom. Poop takes young readers on a journey of discovery as well as misadventure, especially when Poop has to do magic when his body says so. But instead of everyone fighting with Poop the Dragon, they decide to help him with his problem so that the world smells nice again. The author has written a short but beautiful story aiming to teach little ones how to practice good hygiene. I found it most inspiring and an interesting read, which delighted the children and had them taking part with much laughter and shouting at Poop as to what he could and could not do. It was fun and will be remembered for a long time, especially the word 'Ginormous' and the fact that Poop was a Purple Dragon. Ginormous was the best word of the day. I think they will be trying to use that word in sentences for a long time to come.
Poop the Dragon is illustrated by Lizy J. Campbell. The drawings are really well done. The children loved the pictures with no words and made up their own story for those pages. The children enjoyed trying to copy the drawings and did some lovely drawings of what they thought Poop should and should not do. It was a most enjoyable adventure on a rainy day, keeping 8-year-olds entertained. The book is interactive and helped keep little ones busy with much laughter, shouting, and drawing their own pictures of Poop. I found the drawings told the story just by themselves, but together with the words, it was exceptional. Thank you for this great book for children. I enjoyed the journey that Poop took and how we can help each other without getting cross or upset.
