History Literature / TheWorldOfPoo

* CollectorOfTheStrange: Geoffrey's poo collection.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Grand-mama claims that pearl are oyster poo. Technically, they're more like oyster pimples: blobs of secretion built up around irritating particles embedded in the body's surface.

** The wyvern at the College of Heralds ''still'' [[Discworld/FeetOfClay isn't feeling well]].

* {{Defictionalization}}: The book was originally a fictional book in ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}''.

* RecursiveCanon. Or something like it. Ostensibly the work of Miss Felicity Beedle, who appears as a character in ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}''.

* LiteraryAgentHypothesis: Ostensibly the work of Miss Felicity Beedle, who appears as a character in ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}''.

* UrineTrouble: Technically, the bird-dropping that lands on Geoffrey's head contains both urine ''and'' feces.

'''This book contains examples of'''

* ToiletHumour: The central theme of the book.

* {{Defictionalization}}

* ToiletHumour

* NobodyPoops: Averted, obviously.

''The World of Poo'' (in full ''TerryPratchett presents Miss Felicity Beedle's The World of Poo'') is a sort of follow-up to ''Discworld/WheresMyCow'', a children's book-slash-Discworld artifact based on a book that Sam Vimes reads to his son. Young Sam being older, the book is aimed at kids rather than toddlers. (In ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}'', Vimes reflects that Miss Beedle knows exactly what will make a six-year-old boy laugh until he's sick.) Unlike ''Where's My Cow?'', which is a story ''about'' the story, ''World of Poo'' is told "straight", just the way Young Sam would read it.

It tells the story of a young boy named Geoffrey, who travels to Ankh-Morpork from a small town in the Sto Plains, and quickly becomes fascinated by the wide range of poo that exists in the city, beginning a poo collection.

It tells the story of a young boy named Geoffrey, who travels to Ankh-Morpork from a small town in the Sto Plains, and quickly becomes fascinated by the wide range of poo that exists in the city, beginning a poo collection. Although meant to be fictional within the {{Discworld}} it features established Ankh-Morpork characters such as Sir Harry King and Sir Charles Lavatory.

''The World of Poo'' (in full ''TerryPratchett presents Miss Felicity Beedle's The World of Poo'') is a sort of follow-up to ''Discworld/WheresMyCow'', a children's book-slash-Discworld artifact based on a book that Sam Vimes reads to his son. Young Sam being older, the book is aimed at kids rather than toddlers. (In ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}'', Vimes reflects that Miss Beedle knows exactly what will make a six-year-old boy laugh until he's sick.)

It tells the story of a young boy named Geoffrey, who travels to Ankh-Morpork from a small town in the Sto Plains, and quickly becomes fascinated by the wide range of poo that exists in the city, beginning a poo collection. Although meant to be fictional within the {{Discworld}} it features established characters such as Sir Harry King and Sir Charles Lavatory, who are thanked by Miss Beedle in the aknowledgements and presumably gave permission.

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''The World of Poo'' (in full ''TerryPratchett presents Miss Felicity Beadle's The World of Poo'' is a sort of follow-up to ''Discworld/WheresMyCow'', a children's book-slash-Discworld artifact based on a book that Sam Vimes reads to his son. Young Sam being older, the book is aimed at kids rather than toddlers. (In ''Discworld/{{Snuff}}'', Vimes reflects that Miss Beadle knows exactly what will make a six-year-old boy laugh until he's sick.)

It tells the story of a young boy named Geoffrey, who travels to Ankh-Morpork from a small town in the Sto Plains, and quickly becomes fascinated by the wide range of poo that exists in the city, beginning a poo collection. Although meant to be fictional within the {{Discworld}} it features established characters such as Sir Harry King and Sir Charles Lavatory, who are thanked by Miss Beadle in the aknowledgements and presumably gave permission.