Hilarious poop stories from Dr. Adam Kay, author of the "Dr. K" series.
A magical picture book that will bring laughter to both children who like pooping and those who hate pooping.

“I don’t want to poop! I don’t want to go to the bathroom!”
One day, a declaration of war came out of the blue from my child.
Bowel problems, which parents of children aged 4 to 6 always worry about, can be as much of a headache as the accumulated feces in the body.
Even if you scold and soothe the child, he or she will still be stubborn because of the pain of pooping and the fear of unfamiliar toilets.

Dr. Adam Kay, famous for the "Dr. K" series, and illustrator Henry Packer have stepped up to help children struggling with poop.
Parents and teachers who are concerned about how to teach their children about the digestive process and bowel movements need not worry at all.
Doctor, comedian, and bestselling author Adam Kaye compares our bodies to an amusement park and tells the story of how the delicious food we eat turns into poop.
Children invited on the author's digestive journey will naturally understand what digestion is and how poop is made, even without any scientific knowledge.
Young readers will be captivated by this non-stop, hilarious story and will also learn how to overcome their fear of toilets and poop.


What do the organs in our body do during digestion?
Adorable Corn Okiwa embarks on a full-body digestive exploration.

"Follow the Poop, Oki!" conveys the message of how important our body's structure, digestion, and eating habits are through the journey of the main character, Oki, a corn kernel.
Lessons like chewing your food thoroughly and eating a variety of foods without being picky are taught in an exciting way on the journey of Oki and his food friends.

To little Noah, the corn on the pizza, to Oki, our bodies are the world's most fun playground.
Finely chewed food and Okie slide down the esophagus and go somewhere.
Food and Oki mix and melt on the trampoline above and move to the intestines.
For Oki and his friends, there's no more fun digestive journey than this one as they travel on a rumbling, rumbling roller coaster.

The encounters and partings of Oki and his friends, who play together happily in various organs and become nutrients, are filled with joy, fear, and sadness.
There are also friends who give Oki courage and strength so that his journey is not just scary and sad.
Don't miss the lively conversations between Oki and his friends throughout the trip.
The combination of scientific digestive knowledge and the courage to see the protagonist through to the end will fill children's minds and hearts.

Can we take a closer look at the digestive process of the organs inside the body?
A picture of our body that is vividly shown like an animation

How is food digested in the invisible organs of the body?

For curious children and parents who are concerned about realistic digestion education.
For teachers, "Follow the Poop, Oki!" has prepared a wealth of content to help you understand the mysteries of our bodies at a glance.

The process of chewing, swallowing, absorbing the nutrients the body needs, and turning into feces is vividly depicted on 32 pages.
The story of Oki and his food friends' digestion, drawn as cheerfully as an animation, will capture children's attention.
Oki's bouncy journey, playing with various organs in every corner of the body, is made even more enjoyable by the unconventional compositions created by his unique imagination.