What’s Your Poo Telling You? by Josh Richman and Anish Sheth M.D.
Illustrated by Peter Arkle, Chronicle Books, 96 pages
If you’re like me, you probably enjoy a good read while droppin’ a deuce. Β And if you’re not like me, don’t judge; no, just take a look at all the Uncle John’s reader’s in the humour section of the local bookstore. Β Who’s laughing now? Β Uncle John, all the way to the bank!
Obviously, I’m Β not alone.
A Christmas gift from my lovely wife, Mrs LeBrain, What’s Your Poo Telling You? by Josh Richman and Dr. Anish Sheth, is an informative illustrated reference book. Β For health purposes. Β For example, let’s say you encounter the health problem knownΒ colloquiallyΒ as “Log Jam”. Β Turn to page 62: Β lack of water and/or dietary fiber cause stool to be too hard to pass. Β Ahh! Β I see! Β Treatment: Β enemas or…ewwww!…”manual disimpaction”.
Other conditions or events covered in the book include: Β “Floaters vs. Sinkers”, “Rambo Poo”, “Number Three” (aka “Butt Piss”), the “Streak”, and many more. Β Each article includes health tips, a biology lesson of the gastrointestinal variety, and many are illustrated.
There are also interesting factual articles to enjoy, such as a page on dinosaur droppings, and one on toilets owned by presidents and royalty.
For even more fun, be sure to check out the sequel, What’s My Pee Telling Me? Β This helpful tome includes content on farts, pee, and even more poo. Β New conditions discussed include “Itchy Poo” and “Poonami”.
I strongly recommended one or both of these books to concerned citizens everywhere.
5/5 stars



How old are you, 5? Hahaha. Man, as a stay-at-home dad of a 3-yr-old and a 1.5-yr-old, I am an expert on these subjects. I am unsurprised that someone thought to write books on these things. Also, um, what has this got to do with the rawk? ;)
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Same amount to do with the rock as the posting on the same date last year! ;)
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I am noticing an April Fools Day theme.
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I’m just hoping my google search terms get more interesting from now on.
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