A Potty Party
A Potty Party by Kellyann Esposito is a children’s book published by AuthorHouse on January 6, 2016. This 26-page story addresses the challenge of inappropriate language within a family, as a mother creatively tackles the issue of her husband and children using naughty words. Through a unique approach, she organizes a party to help eliminate these words from their vocabulary.
In this engaging narrative, readers will follow the family’s humorous journey as they learn about manners and etiquette. The mother encourages her family to write their “potty words” on squares of toilet paper, leading to a playful yet meaningful lesson about language and behavior. A Potty Party combines elements of juvenile fiction with social themes, making it an entertaining read for children and parents alike.
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Do you know an adult or child who keeps saying bad words? The mother in this children’s book is dealing with that exact problem: Her husband and even her two children keep saying naughty things. She gets creative about eliminating those words once and for all by announcing a party for everyone. At first, the kids and her husband are confused, and they look at each other strangely. When Mom pulls out a roll of toilet paper, they still aren’t sure what’s going on. She instructs them to take squares of toilet paper and write their potty words on each square. Dad takes the most squares of everyone. Surprisingly, even Mom takes some squares. Mom tells everyone that potty words belong in the potty, and she marches everyone to the toilet so they can flush the bad words from their vocabularies for good. Join the family as they have fun and learn a valuable lesson in A Potty Party.
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