Bubble Gum Bison needs a bath

Scott Rothman

Book - 2024

Bubble Gum Bison tries to avoid taking a bath but ends up needing one after a messy adventure, only to discover there is no water due to her brother Blue Bison's accidental damage to the water tank.

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Subjects
Genres
Animal fiction
Picture books
Published
New York : Random House Studio [2024]
Language
English
Main Author
Scott Rothman (author)
Other Authors
Pete Oswald (illustrator)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 24 x 29 cm
Audience
Ages 4-8.
AD540L
ISBN
9780593702956
9780593702970
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Review by Kirkus Book Review

Bubble Gum Bison avoids bubble baths…until that becomes impossible. Bubble Gum Bison is having a great day, playing with her brother (whom readers may recall from 2022's Blue Bison Needs a Haircut), conducting science experiments at school, and chewing bubble gum and blowing bright-pink bubbles with her friends on the playground. Even slipping in a big mud puddle is fun until her mother insists that Bubble Gum Bison take a bath. No way! A muddy Bubble Gum Bison escapes out the bathroom window and heads to the playground, but all her friends have gone home. She accidentally falls into a giant pile of chewed-up bubble gum and then lands in a heap of feathers. Now she desperately wants a bath, but for some reason, the whole town is out of water. In anger, Bubble Gum Bison nearly rams her head into a rock, but she hears her brother Blue Bison ramming his head into a nearby metal pipe surrounded by a puddle of water. Could that pipe have something to do with the town's dwindling water supply? Working together, the siblings find a way to put things right. Digitally created illustrations dominated by bubble gum pink depict an adorably anthropomorphic animal cast with big eyes and rounded features; Bubble Gum Bison's mood shifts--from unfettered exuberance while rolling in the mud to pure irritation when she learns the water's all gone--are a delight. Readers will wish all bad days were as fun as the one depicted here. (Picture book. 4-7) Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.

Copyright (c) Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.