Hello, My Name is Poop by Ben Katzner, Ian McGinty, Rebecca Taylor

3.41 AVERAGE

thebigz's review

2.0
I read this in an afternoon with my kids. I thought a couple parts were funny. Overall it didn't seem to teach a lesson very well, which was a main goal of the book.

kristywhat's review

3.0
How could my kids not want to read a book with a title like this

deschatjes's review

3.0
I'm sure this will appeal to the baser parts of some children's humour - it was bearable but not amazing.
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latelykelsey's review

3.0
I mean it's a children's graphic novel about a boy with poop powers. What more is there to say? lol

dvdpcp's review

5.0
Excellent. Great story and message, clever and funny-amazingly illustrated & colored. The perfect combo of fantastical, silly, heartfelt and funny. One of those pieces of media that's clearly made and marketed for children but has a lot for the adults of those children as well. Honestly loved.
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a_blue_box_full_of_books's review

3.0
Everyone makes fun of the main character Will Poupé, calling him Poop. Until the young boy discovers that the school Janitor is, in fact, a great magician in disguise. This one entrusts Will with the great power to control poop. But as it was said once to Spiderman :"With great power comes great responsibility".

If you love poop jokes , this graphic novel will be perfect for you ! It is successfully an hilarious story dealing at the same time about the serious topic of school bullying. You may grimace a little while reading it, but I am pretty sure that kids will love it !
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jackelz's review

4.0
This has lots of poop, obviously, but I appreciate the message.