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My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary

A universe by Jim Smith

A very silly, very smelly graphic novel series for children who love poo jokes, friendship gangs and fast full-colour comic chaos.

  • Series

    1
  • Books

    3
  • Best for

    7–10
  • Status

    Ongoing

At a glance

Primary creator
Jim Smith
First book
My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary · 2024
Tone
Funny, Silly, Absurdist, Irreverent
Overall sensitivity
Low

The shape of it

The shape of this universe.

My Big Fat Smelly Poo Diary is Jim Smith's full-colour gross-out graphic novel franchise about Pedro, Olga and Ozzy, three best friends known as the Poopies. The books are built for children who find toilet humour irresistible: poo jokes, smelly mysteries, comic panels, friendship chaos and a very high silliness ratio. It is not subtle and it is not trying to be. Its strength is accessibility: bright pages, short comic episodes, quick jokes and the kind of gleeful disgustingness that can pull reluctant readers through a whole book before they realise they have been reading.

A very silly, very smelly graphic novel series for children who love poo jokes, friendship gangs and fast full-colour comic chaos.

Primary themes

Tone palette

  • Funny
  • Silly
  • Absurdist
  • Irreverent

The series

One way in.

Cultural footprint

A shelf of evidence.

Cultural ubiquity

2/ 5

A working classic for readers in the know.

Sensitivity

Low, and collection-wide.

LowCollection-wide

Across the collection

All 3 books.

About the creator

Jim Smith.

Jim Smith

Both

Jim Smith: British author-illustrator of Barry Loser and Future Ratboy — doodled-diary, UK-flavoured chapter books in the Wimpy Kid / Tom Gates tradition, with strong reluctant-reader pull for ages 7–10.

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