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The Tushy Book
Baby tushies. Grown-up tushies. Animal tushies. Tushies are all around us! Even the word, TUSHY, is fun to say. C’mon, say it with us: TUSHY! TUSHY! TUSHY!
Here’s a celebration of this squeezably soft body part, with humor and warmth that readers of all ages will relate to.
Here’s a celebration of this squeezably soft body part, with humor and warmth that readers of all ages will relate to.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
March 31st 2009
by Feiwel & Friends
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Nov 06, 2012
Lisa Vegan
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
birth until maybe 6, board book version for the youngest children
This is a cute book, and it’s for very young children, I’d say birth through maybe preschool and for some 5 and 6 year olds perhaps. Independent readers might enjoy reading it to younger kids, birth through age 4. The rhyming story is fun and fun to read aloud.
The pictures really shine. They’re adorable, showing tushies of children, adults, various animals, and toys. Most pages have a tremendous amount of detail to view (at least in the hardcover edition I read; I don’t know if the board book ed...more
The pictures really shine. They’re adorable, showing tushies of children, adults, various animals, and toys. Most pages have a tremendous amount of detail to view (at least in the hardcover edition I read; I don’t know if the board book ed...more
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"Life is cushy, you will find/ When you have your own behind!"
I'm not sure whether this book is intended to go with potty training, or just be a great, funny take on a mostly-familiar word for a familiar and giggleriffic body part. Either way, it's a hoot. The family in the illustrations is charming, working their way through the youngest's early years, and only an old-school prude could be offended at the discreet depictions. Grown-ups and toddlers alike will remember and recite lines such as "...more
I'm not sure whether this book is intended to go with potty training, or just be a great, funny take on a mostly-familiar word for a familiar and giggleriffic body part. Either way, it's a hoot. The family in the illustrations is charming, working their way through the youngest's early years, and only an old-school prude could be offended at the discreet depictions. Grown-ups and toddlers alike will remember and recite lines such as "...more
This book was very, very cute, and there were actually times I laughed aloud. In fact, one line became my Facebook status for a brief period of time. I don;t know if there are a lot of children that need a little help accepting their tushies (though I know many grown women who do), but if there are, this is the book. It's all about tushies of every shape and size (and smell), and the accompanying illustrations are darling. They reminded me somewhat of the artwork of a cartoon my sister watched w...more
Jul 10, 2011
Rev. Mysterium
rated it
4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
parents of young children, people with immature senses of humour
Recommended to Rev. Mysterium by:
My twisted mind
This book caught my eye the other day at the store. Sadly, the twisted part of me was attracted to it the same way that The Gas We Pass & Everybody Poops appeals to my immature inner-child. When children and parents of young children read this aloud, it is very cute. When I read it aloud, it somehow takes on a dark comedic tone. I am blessed with the same comedic delivery that Christopher Walkin possesses, in that I can read the phone book and people will think that I am getting prepared to...more
A very cute book celebrating the uses of children's tushies from babyhood to adulthood. With colorful illustrations featuring children of all colors in different scenarios, toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy relating to how they use their tushies every day. The rhyming verses make it an excellent book for story times. Beware, there are some semi-nude tushy illustrations that will have your little ones squealing and falling over in laughter.
Jan 04, 2013
Kathryn
rated it
5 of 5 stars
Recommended to Kathryn by:
Lisa Vegan
Shelves:
childrens-picture-books
4.5 STARS (probably would have been a solid five stars when I was a kid)
So adorable!!! A really cute, fun tribute to that cushy little bum we are all born with. Where would we be without our tushy!? What would we sit on!? Where would we put our underwear!? And wouldn't the world be a little less fun without the word "Tushy"!? ;-> Children will probably find this endlessly amusing as we see babies, children, adults and even animals engaged in various activities--the illustrations always manage...more
So adorable!!! A really cute, fun tribute to that cushy little bum we are all born with. Where would we be without our tushy!? What would we sit on!? Where would we put our underwear!? And wouldn't the world be a little less fun without the word "Tushy"!? ;-> Children will probably find this endlessly amusing as we see babies, children, adults and even animals engaged in various activities--the illustrations always manage...more
The Tushy Book has to be one of the cutest children's book. I read this to a group of 2 and 3 year old's and they loved it. This book has fun and vivid images, as well as catchy rhymes. I remember growing up the tushy word was sort of a word that we could/should not say. So it thought it was cute and fun how they made a book just about tushies! I even caught myself laughing at the book.
An absolutely adorable book about behinds, or more correctly tushies. They are everywhere, and everyone has one. A great toddler book, it is funny and silly, and doesn't have a plot, but has counting and vocabulary, and great illustrations.
A fabulous, fabulous book! I love to read this one in storytimes. The kids make me read it over and over again. Anything that mentions "forbidden" body parts gets a great laugh!
Some parents will not like that this book encourages children to say tushy 10 times a day but most will get a real kick out of this book. Cute illustrations. Ages 2+
Liam LOVES this book, and I love reading it to him. Silly rhymes, engaging illustrations (we play "find the puppy and kitty" on each page spread).
This is the ode to the bottom aka Tushy...It is short simple and a little strange because...well, it is an ode to your butt...so, yeah, enjoy!
Cute, fun, great for kids who think tushies are funny (are there any kids who don't think tushies are funny?). Not stand-out-great, but cute.
Nice rhyme. Favorite lines:
"Every tushy's in the back.
Every tushy has a crack!
Where would you put underwear
if your tushy wasn't there?"
"Every tushy's in the back.
Every tushy has a crack!
Where would you put underwear
if your tushy wasn't there?"
A cute book about bottoms. Not a good "body parts" book or book about going potty, just a simple book that celebrates the tush.
Age: 1-4.
Age: 1-4.
What a clever idea and the cover is wonderful with sparkly panties. Unfortunately, the story lacks and the rhyme is forced.
My kids love this book! They love the illustrations & think it is so funny!
Only a mother would enjoy reading a book about tushies. LOL.
This was a fun little book I read to my kids and we all loved it!
Didn't do much for me, but some toddlers might enjoy it.
A cute book about bottoms. The only line that might offend is something about everyone having a crack.
Fairly inoffensive; pretty darn cute, in fact.
It's great to celebrate your butt!
Giggly little book for tots. Cute.
"useful butt, body parts"
Wow! A whole book about butts!
Oh my, loved this book!
Patron raved about this book - her kids loved it, too, hence I illed it...
OMG, sooooo cute!
My two favorite lines:
"Every tushy's in the back.
Every tushy has a crack!"
and
"Grown-up tushies, firm or droopy.
Baby tushies, cute but poopy!"
And cute illustrations to go along with those fun words. Besides, who wouldn't like a book that has glittery panties on the cover?
My two favorite lines:
"Every tushy's in the back.
Every tushy has a crack!"
and
"Grown-up tushies, firm or droopy.
Baby tushies, cute but poopy!"
And cute illustrations to go along with those fun words. Besides, who wouldn't like a book that has glittery panties on the cover?
Just what was needed - a book to praise the virtues of the bottom! I really liked the illustrations. The colors were vibrant and detailed.
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