Parp! Toot!Uh-oh! Bush Baby needs a poo.But all the toilets are too tiny or taken.It's poo-poo pandemonium!?
Parp! Toot!Uh-oh! Bush Baby needs a poo.But all the toilets are too tiny or taken.It's poo-poo pandemonium!β
The hilarious third picture book in the internationally bestselling I Really, Really Need a Wee series by the dynamic duo Karl Newson and Duncan Beedie. The perfect toilet humour book for kids!Parp! Toot!Uh-oh! Bush Baby really, really, really, really needs a POO!But all the toilets are too tiny or taken.Will Bush Baby find the perfect place to poo,or will there be poo-poo pandemonium!With plenty of parps and packed with poop, this funny poo book for children and toddlers is ideal for anyone who laughs out loud at the word POO! I Really, Really Need a Poo will appeal to children who enjoyed The Dinosaur That Pooped series by Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter, The Dragon with the Blazing Bottom by Beach, and I Need a New Bum! by Dawn McMillan and Ross Kinnaird.
Karl Newson (Author)Karl Newson is a bestselling, multi-award-winning children's book author. His stories have been translated into 30 languages around the world. Karl grew up in Norwich, England, and was inspired to write his first story when his children were small . . . he's been writing stories ever since. When Karl isn't writing, he enjoys listening to music and walking in the woods. Karl lives in London.Duncan Beedie (Illustrator)Duncan is a bestselling children's author and illustrator from Bristol. He has worked on a number of Little Tiger titles, including the Agent Llama series by Angela Woolfe, The Bush Baby Adventure series by Karl Newson and his own story, Heavy Metal Badger, which has been nominated for several children's literature awards. When not drawing badgers, bears and bush babies, Duncan likes to get out in the woods or sit in a comfy chair to read ghost stories.
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