The Science Of Poo & Farts

The Science Of Poo & Farts is a playful, fact-packed guide that invites curious readers to explore how poo is made, how the digestive system works, and why this smelly waste can be a surprising source of knowledge and innovation. Part science, part humor, this paperback is perfect for kids who love science and families who enjoy learning together through lively illustrations and clear explanations. Written in a warm, accessible voice, the book unfolds across engaging spreads where each section opens with an introductory paragraph and is complemented by illustrations and side panels like Fascinating Facts, Helpful Hint, Can You Believe It?, and Disgusting Data. This structure invites readers to jump in at multiple entry points, making complex ideas feel approachable and fun. Through concise explanations, vivid visuals, and a light touch of humor, The Science Of Poo & Farts covers the journey from bite to bowel and beyond—what happens in the stomach, how digestion turns food into energy, and how waste can be reused and repurposed in surprising ways. If you’re looking for engaging non-fiction that feels more like a friendly conversation than a textbook, this book delivers with pace, charm, and memorable facts. Clear, kid-friendly explanations of digestion, waste, and recycling Dynamic illustrations and diagrams that illuminate complex ideas Multiple entry points per spread with side panels: Fascinating Facts, Helpful Hint, Can You Believe It?, and Disgusting Data Playful, accessible writing that keeps learning approachable Practical takeaways about sanitation, science in everyday life, and environmental awareness Learning outcomes: curiosity, scientific thinking, and basic biology concepts After turning the final page, readers will understand how digestion works, why poo and farts matter in science and culture, and how curiosity can turn everyday biology into discovery. The Science Of Poo & Farts leaves kids with a sense of wonder and confidence to ask questions, explore, and share what they’ve learned with family and friends.