I received an arc of this title from NetGalley for an honest review. A board book about animals tooting on the elevator.

The advanced reader copy given was incomplete, so this is what I think: This might be a fun book for kids, with some parts they can pull and see how it goes. And hilarious, to be sure. Kids will guess who makes the stinking smell inside the elevator, and with what I assume the animals will get down in each floor, the suspense will amuse them.

Super cute book. Relates to how kids perceive things about something real. I think we will be buying a hard copy of this to keep!

This seems like a cute and funny book. However, the ARC suddenly cuts off somewhere in the middle, so I am not able to review the whole book. What a pity! If there's a new version of the ARC, I'd love to read it.

This was a cute little book with flaps that slide to change the scene. I think kids will definitely like this book.

Sadly, I haven't heard anything any more about a new file being uploaded so I will DNF this book. The archive date is in just 5 days so I am not guessing it will be added.
I would have loved to read it fully but as it is the file is just a few pages before it cuts off. I have contacted Netgalley about it and they (should) have contacted the publisher.
If I can find the book in the wild I will definitely read it. Because what I read was fun. A fart. An elevator. Who did it? For those few pages I would give 4 stars, but given that the file is broken and I have been waiting for a month without anything I will remove one star, giving this book 3 stars.

I received this arc in exchange for my honest review.

This was a fun read! The pull up flaps are so interactive! Who ended up farting in the elevator?? Read to find out! Kidd are sure to love this silly read.

Thank you to the author, Quarto Publishing Group and NetGalley, for a digital ARC in exchange for an honest review.

The story is simple, although almost too short, and suited to the scatalogical humor loved by young children, and the illustrations are great - colorful and vibrantly alive. I had a digital version, so did not get the benefit of the sliders that are in the physical book, but imagine they would be a positive addition.

This adorable book is so cute for little ones. Kids will get a thrill trying to figure out which animal made a stink in the elevator. The interactive features are engaging and fun. My kids thought it was hysterical!

A cute and colourful book that children will love. My only negative is that it was a bit too short. It was a great story

this book is adorable and made my daughter laugh when out find out the reason for the stink! Cute read!

My daughters loved this story. The laughed and laughed and wanted to read it over and over. That is the sign of a wonderful kids book to us.

An easy read children’s book. I think this would have been read much better in a physical copy, but nonetheless a nice read. The illustrations will probably caption the attention for young readers, and the story will be simple for adults to read for them.

What a Stink! is an interactive board book with potty humor. I couldn’t see all the pages, but I loved the illustrations and know from the excerpt that toddlers will enjoy this one!

Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

A funny topic and cute artwork - a sure winner among kids.

I like the idea of the interactive elements, and the story must be hilarious too. My only problem is that no matter how many times I tried downloading this book (I tried a dozen times at least), I could only see the first five pages. It's a pity because this looks like a picture book my daughter would love.

I'll be happy to leave a proper review on Amazon, Goodreads, Barnes and Noble and other sites once I have read the entire story.

Many thanks for this ARC.

Thank you for a copy of this book in exchange for honest feedback. This is the first time I've ever reviewed a pop up book in this format. Really cool! Either way, I think this was super cute. I like the illustrations. I have a 1 year old niece and she'd love to play with this. I think when she gets older she'd find it funny too.

Super cute! My daughter is six and really enjoyed this one. She lives the illustrations and wished it was longer, but enjoyed it.