About the  n’s book “The Little Mole Who Wanted to Know Who Pooped on His Head” by Werner Holzwarth (author) and Wolf Erlbruch (illustrator) things get dirty!

The book is recommended for 4 to 6 year olds.

Find out here what it is about and whether this children’s book is worth reading (or reading aloud).

About the little mole who wanted to know

A book about excretions? And then it ends up on the mole ‘s head ? That’s gross! I wonder who did that? I have to read it!

That’s more or less how I reacted when I came across the story “The Little Mole Who Wanted to Know Who Pooped on His Head” *.

What is it about?
The title already gives away what it is about: It is about a little iceland mobile database mole who one day has a pile of shit land on his head. So he sets out to find the culprit .

On his journey he meets many different animals and asks each one if it has pooped on his head. The animals say no and show the mole their excrement,

whereupon the mole continues his search

 

At some point he actually finds out who it was! Of course, I won’t reveal who it is or how the little mole reacts.

But at this point I can assure you: opinions differ when it comes to how to improve b2b customer experience in 2024 the ending . Some find it funny, others are outraged. Where do you think you fit in?

Moral
It’s nice to read when a book has a moral . be numbers Something educational that you can take with you. Something that you can reflect on in life.

What the story of the little mole is trying to teach us is questionable. One can debate at length about what would make more sense and what would not.

To be honest: I thought the same thing about children’s books at first. They have to be creative, but still realistic. You should learn something from them , but it should also be exciting and not boring, etc.

What should a children’s book actually do? First and foremost, it should please the child. A book can achieve this by being… informative? Instructive? Hardly. It can achieve this more with humor.