My Big Fat Christmas Poo Diary Written by Jim Smith. Reviewed by Jacob, Age 8

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I really liked this book because it had lots of poo jokes and it's a Christmas special

I really liked this book because it had lots of poo jokes and it’s a Christmas special (two of my favourite things!)

I read it within one day. If I had to describe the book in 3 words, I would say funny, quirky and unusual.

I loved the different Santas – rubbish, evil and actual. With my favourite being the rubbish one as it was funny to see how rubbish he could be. It was so funny seeing him going to each house in toilets and when he wants to use the golden toilet paper and ends up using wrapping paper.

I liked how the illustrator used line paper for their drawings because it makes it look like a normal schoolbook, but it is actually really cool and fun.
There weren’t any bits that I did not like.

I would recommend this story to anyone who likes Dog Man. 9/10 from me!

About the Book

In the 4th book in the series the Poopies are feeling festive.Packed full of friendship, festive fun and toilet jokes galore!

That’s right, the Poopies take on Christmas in a brand-new, PLOP-tastic collection of stories celebrating the festive holidays!

Author / Illustrator

Jim Smith

Jim Smith is a British children’s author and illustrator best known for the hugely popular Barry Loser series. His books combine fast-paced, laugh-out-loud humor with distinctive cartoon-style illustrations that appeal to reluctant and confident readers alike. Smith’s work has won multiple children’s book awards and is widely used in schools to encourage a love of reading.

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Jacob, 8

  • Reviews: 9
  • Likes : Manchester City FC, trains and engineering
  • Dislikes : Liverpool FC and superheroes
  • Superpower: engineering
  • Favourite Book: Bunny vs Monkey by Jamie Smart
  • Favourite Film: Nativity
  • Favourite Song : Bad Blood by Taylor Swift

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