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	Boogers are Blessings Michael McDermott (2004) , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Gross Stuff
Request this book from the Library it was not good but it was okay because what happened was they said 01 ways boogers are good like when you get hungry you can eat them and boogers are a good glue and more gross things like that. Kid review written by aspen, Age 8 Write a review of this book

	Felicity Floo Visits the Zoo E.S. Redmond (2009) , 0 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Animals Gross Stuff Health and Nutrition New Books Rhyming Books Zoo
Request this book from the Library Something terrible has happened at the zoo! All of the animals are sick. They have a green hue and fevers of one hundred and two. The lions won't roar, the tigers can only mew, and the hyenas are crying boo-hoo. It all began when Felicity Floo came to the zoo with a cold and spread green, gloopy goo all over the zoo animals. You'll enjoy this rhyming trip to the zoo with Felicity Floo. Librarian review written by Elizabeth Write a review of this book

	Being a Pig is Nice: A Child's-Eye View of Manners Sally Lloyd-Jones (2009) , 32 pages Audience: Preschool Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Gross Stuff Humor New Books
Request this book from the Library When you are a kid, people expect a lot from you. You have to be polite and take your manners with you everywhere. Wouldn't being a pig be better? When you are a pig, you have to be dirty. Or what about snail or an elephant. They certainly don't have to be polite. Maybe even a monkey. That would be cool. Wouldn't it be better to be anything besides a polite child? Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	There Was a Man Who Loved a Rat: and Other Vile Little Poems Gerda Rovetch (2008) , 32 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Gross Stuff Poetry
Request this book from the Library If you like Shel Silverstein's poems, I think you will like this book of poems too! These short little poems are very funny and sometimes gross. I like to read them out loud to my friends to make them laugh! Librarian review written by Tara Write a review of this book

	Written in Bone: Buried Lives of Jamestown and Colonial Maryland Sally M. Walker (2009) , 144 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Gross Stuff New Books Nonfiction
Request this book from the Library What can bones tell us? Surprisingly enough, quite a lot. In recent years, several groups of archeologists have been working in America, exploring the lives of the first English settlers. Not much is known about these people. Very little was ever written down. Every time they find a grave, they add to our knowledge of life during this time period. For example, they can tell what people ate back then by measuring chemicals in the bones. They can also tell what jobs they did and how long they lived. In some cases, they can even find out who they were. In this way, the bones speak, describing a life very different from the one we live now. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Sick, Nasty Medical Practices Kelly Regan Barnhill (2009) , 32 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Gross Stuff Health and Nutrition New Books Nonfiction
Request this book from the Library Do you hate going to the doctor? Worry about getting a shot? Just be glad you weren't born in ancient time. We are lucky that doctors know a lot about how the body works. We can take medicine to make us well. Not so long ago, doctors guessed about what was wrong with people. You might find them cutting you open to let your extra blood come out. Have a headache? How about we drill a hole in your head to let the evil spirits escape? Sometimes going to the doctor would kill you! Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Stinky Eleanor Davis (2008) , 39 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Friendship Graphic Gross Stuff
Request this book from the Library Stinky and his pet toad Wartbelly love it in their swamp. It is dirty and smelly, just like Stinky likes it. When a kid wanders into the swamp, Stinky decides he has to get rid of him. But all of his nasty tricks don't work. If he can't scare him away, what will he do? After talking to the kid, Stinky comes up with a great idea. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Attack of the Growling Eyeballs Lin Oliver (2008) , 146 pages Audience: Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Adventure Gross Stuff Humor New Books
Request this book from the Library Daniel Funk lives with his three sisters, his mother, his grandmother, and his Great Granny Nanny. After snacking on some of Granny's goulash, Daniel feels some tingling, some bubbling and then - WHOOSH!- he shrinks! No one believes him except for his Great Granny Nanny who tells him that shrinking runs in the family and that he has an identical twin brother, Pablo Picasso Diego Funk! Pablo has always been tiny and Granny found him in Daniel's ear after he was born! With a new tiny twin brother, an unreliable ability to shrink and a big secret to keep from his nosy sisters, Daniel is up to his eyeballs in adventure. Full of burping, smelly socks, hissing cockroaches and lots of adventure! Librarian review written by Tara Write a review of this book

	The Big One-Oh Dean Pitchford (2007) , 181 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Gross Stuff Humor New Books Realistic Fiction Reluctant Readers
Request this book from the Library Charley Maplewood wants to have a birthday party. No big deal, right? The trouble is, Charley has never had a party before. But how hard can it be? First, he needs to find some friends to invite. Then he needs to find a theme and plan the party. Soon, Charley is elbow deep in party planning. The trouble is, things never quite go the way Charley plans. His guest list includes the class bullies, he almost burns down the garage arranging his theme, and worst of all, his mom wants him to have a COWBOY party. The big one-oh just might be the end of Charley Maplewood. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Out of Patience Brian Meehl (2006) , 292 pages Audience: Intermediate (4th-6th grade) Category: Gross Stuff Mystery New Books Realistic Fiction
Request this book from the Library How much trouble can a toilet plunger cause? A lot if it is the plunger of destiny and you live in Patience Kansas. Jake Waters can't wait to get out of Patience. The town is slowly dying because of a century old curse. According to the curse, the town will wither away until the scepter of Satan (also known as the plunger of destiny) is returned. This will begin the town's final destruction. When Jake's dad buys the plunger of destiny on eBay, Jake is sure that now, finally, the curse will be completed. But not even Jake can imagine what awful things the curse will wreak on tiny little Patience. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

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