We Toot: A Feminist Fable About Farting by Ashley Wheelock, Arwen Evans & Sandie Sonke - Book Review

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Book: We Toot: A Feminist Fable About Farting

Authors: Ashley Wheelock & Arwen Evans

Illustrator: Sandie Sonke

Genre: Children's Picture Book

Format: PDF

My Rating: 4.6 / 5 ⭐

Book Tour: Blackberry Book Tours


My Review:

We Toot, an entertaining picture book for kids, particularly for girls, to normalize the matter surrounding the human biological function of farting. When a stinky wee toot gets ejected during a slumber party, all out-and-out refuse that she's the one, as all are informed that tooting is offensive. However, one of the girls comes ahead & admits that farting is natural & runs to get her buddies comfy on the topic & spread body positivity.

The primary element that drew me to this work was its trailer on YouTube. This little volume is both funny as well as informative that's backed by exciting pictures. The figures are so fabulous & lively, it captures the conflict correctly. The book is inscribed in a sing-along style & many eye-catchy fonts that are certain to grasp children's attention towards the title.

There was a grin on my face throughout while reading it. I really couldn't help controlling it because the little angelic kids were looking so adorable. I am surely ordering this book for all my nephews & nieces & enjoy it further by listening to their outlook.

I would wish to acknowledge Blackberry Book Tours, authors Ashley & Arwen, illustrator Sandie for giving me this book.

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