Amy Gets Eaten: The laugh-out-loud picture book from bestselling Adam Kay and Henry Paker

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It encourages children to eat their vegetables without being pushy about it too. The cover alone won over my children, because obviously to a 4 and 2 year old, poo is the funniest thing EVER! It's great to hear my 4 year old telling me why he's eating certain foods and what good they do for his body.

Nic

I think this book is great for bonding over story times because the laughs and adventures from it are sure to make the kids giggle, which is always the best thing for their loved ones to hear. A great read, with fantastic fun illustrations. Overall a well illustrated and written book that will more than likely help many children work through worries they have with their bathroom activities, and I know just the family friend to pass this on to her grandson will love it. Children are going to love this book because let’s be honest we have all been at that young age where even the mention of the word poo is funny for some reason!

realovesbooks

Amy gets eaten follows the journey of Amy who is a piece of sweetcorn as she makes her way through Noah’s digestive system. This is a great funny and quirky book. Great book for my 5 and 2 year old, they think the story is absolutely hilarious and it’s so cute to hear their belly laughs. The toilet humour is a hit with school age children and provides plenty of giggles.

MrsS

This is a funny book that guides you all through the digestive system and its functions in an engaging way. My five year old loves reading this and finding out what happens to Amy the tiny piece of sweet corn as she gets eaten. There are witty illustrations along the way to keep the little readers engaged so before they know it they are learning what happens to our food and what their Poo is made up from. It is a busy book at times with conversations and plenty of text to read.

Ogbookreviewer

Fun and educational! My 3. 5 year old is at that age that finds poo quite entertaining so she's been loving this book. Aside from the fun illustrations and crazy sweetcorn story, this book is educational without putting too much emphasis on "learning".

Ashley

While kids will most likely find this book hilarious it may not be as educational as I had thought it would be, I mean it does show the path food takes through the body and some of the processes along the way, but I feel it was missing something I just can't put my finger on. The illustrations are fantastic. This even had me chuckling along at points too so this is a great one to be able to read together and get the giggles along the way. Fun book that would be perfect for kids aged 5-7.

I think this will become a firm favourite in our house 😊 Great little book to teach young readers about the digestive system in a fun and engaging way.