Poop is one of those topics that often elicits giggles and jokes, especially when it comes to children’s books. However, there are also some adult-oriented books that explore the humorous side of this taboo subject. Here are the top funny books about poop, a mixture of fiction and non-fiction, that will have you laughing out loud.
“Everyone Poops” by Taro Gomi
This children’s book is a classic, providing a lighthearted look at a topic that can often be embarrassing for kids. With charming illustrations and simple text, the book encourages children to embrace their bodily functions and not be ashamed.
“The Story of the Little Mole Who Went in Search of Whodunit” by Werner Holzwarth
In this hilarious children’s book, a little mole sets out to find the culprit who left a poop on his head. Along the way, he encounters a variety of animals, each of whom has their own distinctive poop.
“Poop Happened!: A History of the World from the Bottom Up” by Sarah Albee
This non-fiction book takes a humorous and informative look at the history of poop, from ancient times to the modern day. Along the way, readers will learn fascinating facts about poop and its role in human culture.
“The Truth About Poop” by Susan E. Goodman
Another non-fiction book that takes a humorous approach to the topic of poop, this book explores the science behind our bodily waste. With colorful illustrations and funny anecdotes, the book makes learning about poop fun.
“The Fart Book” by Donald Wetzel
While not strictly about poop, this children’s book is a hilarious exploration of another bodily function that often goes hand-in-hand with pooping. With funny illustrations and jokes, the book is sure to get kids laughing.
“Poop: A Natural History of the Unmentionable” by Nicola Davies
This non-fiction book is a fascinating and funny exploration of poop, from the science behind digestion to the cultural significance of poop in different societies. With humorous anecdotes and interesting facts, the book is an entertaining read for adults.
“Flushed: How the Plumber Saved Civilization” by W. Hodding Carter
This non-fiction book takes a humorous look at the importance of modern plumbing in maintaining public health and hygiene. With funny stories and fascinating facts, the book sheds light on a topic that many take for granted.
“Poop Detectives: Working Dogs in the Field” by Ginger Wadsworth
This children’s book introduces readers to a group of working dogs who help scientists study animal poop to learn more about the animals themselves. With adorable illustrations and funny stories, the book is a great way to teach kids about science and the importance of poop.