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Pee and Poo: The Do’s and Don’ts to Avoid Mishaps

Susanna Isern

At Koala’s birthday party, animal guests encounter a range of bathroom mishaps. Elephant delays going to the toilet, Squirrel opens the door without knocking, and Zebra neglects to flush. A snail offers reminders as the characters deal with needs such as wiping, respecting privacy, cleaning up, and not occupying the bathroom while others wait. The story uses these party incidents to explore everyday toilet etiquette.

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Themes
Animals · Growing Up · Medicine And Health
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
NubeOcho
Published
April 22, 2025
Pages
40
ISBN-13
9788410074545
Language
English
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