Ah! There’s a Banana in the Toilet!($11.99Value)

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A hilarious adventure kids will not forget. A funny and engaging chapter book filled with silly moments and imagination. Benefits: • Builds reading confidence • Encourages independent reading • Keeps kids engaged Frequently Asked Questions What age group is this for? Ages 6 to 10. Is this good for early readers? Yes, it supports reading development. Uh-oh… there’s a banana in the toilet! Who put it there?! Get ready for giggles galore in this laugh-out-loud story that turns this chapter book into the silliest adventure ever. When one curious kid discovers a banana floating where bananas definitely don’t belong, the whole house turns upside down! Is it the cat? The dog? The baby brother? Or maybe… the grown-ups?! Perfect for kids who love silly stories, funny surprises, and bananas (of course)! Laugh-out-loud read-aloud, ideal for bedtime, storytime, or anytime! Simple, silly fun, a beginner chapter book that will hook independent readers Bright, goofy fun, packed with hidden giggles on every page Great for ages 7-12 , for fans of The Pigeon Needs a Bath and Everybody Poops will love it! If your child loves bathroom humor, unexpected mischief, and stories that make the whole family laugh, Ah! There’s a Banana in the Toilet! will become a bedtime favorite they’ll want to hear again and again. Flush your boredom away, dive in and find out how that banana got there! The mystery will have even the wisest of readers wondering, until the surprising end reveal. Such a fun, entertaining, quality book My kids and I absolutely love this book! We read books together before bedtime and we found it hard to put this one down once we started. The kids begged to stay up past bedtime to keep reading: ). Hope to see many more book in the future from this author!!! Awesome story. Page turner and the silly banana in the toilet and how it got there makes for such a cool read! My son loved it. My boy read the entire book on his own! He laughed non-stop! We need to have more books like this! It interests young people and entertains them. They don't even realize that they are getting educated by reading! Hats off to the author!! I bought all her books after reading the Banana. A wonderful book about true fun and mischief! The art is so sweet and cute and the story is so impactful. The title is funny too, I love how my youngest reacted when reading it! "Why is there a banana in the toilet!?" lol. A must buy. Jessie Hionis is a Canadian children's author known for creating inclusive, emotionally supportive books for children, families, and classrooms. Her work focuses on diversity, emotional learning, and real-life family experiences, including adoption, foster care, and multicultural identity. She is best known for emotional learning books, activities & inclusive families books. Hionis is a publisher, educator, literary and pedagogical consultant whose work bridges the worlds of children's literature, activity books, political nonfiction and adult fiction. A lifelong teacher with over 37 years in education, Jessie understands how children learn best, through fun, creativity, and rhythm. That passion has inspired her popular book collections including The Calm and Cool Coloring Series, The Best Activity Book Ever, L'Ultime Cahier d'Activité, The Treasure Chest Collection, and Books with Heart. Her activity books and stories have helped countless children build literacy skills, discover creativity, and develop confidence in joyful, engaging ways.As a child, Jessie was fascinated by nursery rhymes and the rhythm of words, often singing them until her sisters begged her to stop. That early love of rhyme grew into a lifelong passion for storytelling. In the classroom, she used rhyme and rhythm to strengthen phonemic awareness and literacy, blending entertainment with education. Many of her teaching materials published by Chelnèliere Education are still used in Canadian schools today.Jessie is also the author of the provocative, adult, nonfiction work What if Canada Became the 51st State? A bold exploration of North American politics, identity, and culture and the gripping historical fiction of postwar Greece, immigrant survival, and resilience, Athena: Twirls of Unsettled Dust. Her writing invites readers to think critically, question assumptions, and imagine new possibilities.Now retired from teaching, Jessie lives just outside Montreal with her husband Chris, who remains her first audience for every new story. She continues to create books that delight children, engage parents and teachers, and challenge and move adult readers. Her works entertain while sparking deeper conversations about family, education, and society.