The ultimate bathroom reader review

 

The ultimate bathroom reader

People like doing whatever when going to the bathroom for some reason. Maybe they like to distract themselves, then a quick visit to Google destroyed that reason with facts and science. Whatever the case, don’t distract yourself when going to the bathroom, it’s bad and can cause the opposite of diarrhea and make you not go to the bathroom for several day until you stop distracting yourself in the bathroom, especially on the toilet. But this book is great to read while you’re not in the bathroom, like when you’re on the couch/sofa or when you’re in bed. This book is full of facts and quiz to entertain yourself. Fun fact: the White House used to be open for public to visit and do whatever they want (as long as it’s legal). The Great Pyramid of Giza was built not by slave but by minimum wage workers. There are a lot of fun facts in the world and maybe this book will get a second installment in the future.

Short and understandable easy to understand book. A lot of fun fact and even random quiz every 20 pages or so that’s cool. There’s not much else to say. Go read this book and support the author and remember not to distract yourself in the bathroom. Final rating: 10/10

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