Peek-a-Poo What's in Your Potty?

Author: Guido Van Genechten Series: Little Mouse

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Outreach to Reviewers
Advance Access copies available for indie booksellers
NetGalley featured title
Edelweiss DRC
Newsletter feature
Social media campaign across all platforms
Heavy industry specific advertising campaigns
Promotions at ALA Annual
Submission to relevant awards
Lexile Levelling, Guided Reading Levels provided
Email campaign

Description

Potty training can indeed be stress-free…Little Mouse thinks so! This witty picture book with flaps will capture the interest of the little ones and help them potty train in a fun and natural way.

Little Mouse looks around with great curiosity. He finds everything interesting, even his friends’ potties. After a while, they also want to know what’s in Little Mouse’s potty. But wait, why is it empty? Oh! Little Mouse has decided he is a Big Mouse now!

This witty picture book with flaps is the sequel to the international classic Peek-a-Poo What’s in Your Diaper? Lots of fun for young and old.

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About the Author

Guido Van Genechten (1957, Belgium) studied drawing and painting, graphics and photography. Afterwards he worked for many years in the graphic industry. Now Guido works as a fulltime illustrator of children’s books. In 1998 he won the international Illustrator’s Award City of Hasselt with his picture book Ricky. This prize was the beginning of his international career as a children’s book illustrator. Since that moment, Guido Van Genechten has created many best-selling stories and received several awards. In 2007 he was the winner of the Reader’s Digest Award for Best Children’s Book Illustrator. And in the past ten years his books were published in 30 countries around the world.