Another awesome poopy adventure with an amazing amount of information! Our young scientists are making their way around on a poo boat, finding different kinds of poo to identify. We get to learn about the animals, what they eat, what their poo is good for, and how important their poo is for the environment. For me, the oddest and most interesting thing was the poo you can use to make expensive coffee.
This book is hilarious, with fun illustrations and clear, bright photos of all the gorgeous animals. What a fantastic way to learn! Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this.

💩 I love sharing books about poop! Not only are they fun and great for engaging reluctant readers due to the subject matter, but they are also incredibly informative! Today’s graphic novel poo book is exceptional!

💩 The book is designed as a challenge to identify different types of poo. The characters discover a mysterious (and plastic) golden poo that contains 8 capsules of various animal poo. They must identify the owner of the poo based on its appearance and smell. Once identified, the book provides extensive information about the creature, including what they eat, how they digest food, and more. There is a wealth of great information in this book, all revolving around poo!

💩 The graphic novel format will appeal to readers, and the illustrations are amazing and often hysterical. You will see a lot of animals pooping in this book!

💩 Poo might seem taboo, but honestly, I learned so much from this poo book! And if I’m learning something, your children will too. I highly recommend this book!

Thank you @netgalley and Lerner Publishing Group/Graphic Universe for an eARC of these books, which I have read and reviewed honestly and voluntarily. I reviewed both books simultaneously on social media so the review for book 1 (The Golden Poo) will be the same as this one.

All Aboard the Poo Boat may be one of the silliest informational books I've ever read, and it's also so so niche. We see characters trying to guess which animals various poo samples come from based on their characteristics. I'm still not sure why we need this information, but it is out in the world. Elementary aged kids will find this hilarious!

Thanks to Lerner Publishing Group and NetGalley for an eARC of this book for an honest review.