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Penis Pokey
The Book Where You’re the Star!
Every scene in Penis Pokey has one thing missing—and you have to complete the picture. Are you up to the challenge?
Every scene in Penis Pokey has one thing missing—and you have to complete the picture. Are you up to the challenge?
- GenresHumor
18 pages, Board Book
First published June 1, 2006
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September 29, 2021
What's not to like?! Two of my favourite things - puzzles and penis.
So the conversation with my other half went something like this -
'Can you take your pants off and sit still while I do this puzzle book please?' I asked
'Why do I need to be naked for that?' he had that look on his face like I'm not all there in the head (he uses that look far too much these days)
'Because you have to put your penis through the hole' I don't know why he's questioning it, who wouldn't want my hands by their prize jewels?!
'Fine.'
My only complaint is that it was too short - the book, not the penis.
And hey, the penis pokey book can lead to a poking penis. Fun all round
So the conversation with my other half went something like this -
'Can you take your pants off and sit still while I do this puzzle book please?' I asked
'Why do I need to be naked for that?' he had that look on his face like I'm not all there in the head (he uses that look far too much these days)
'Because you have to put your penis through the hole' I don't know why he's questioning it, who wouldn't want my hands by their prize jewels?!
'Fine.'
My only complaint is that it was too short - the book, not the penis.
And hey, the penis pokey book can lead to a poking penis. Fun all round
May 6, 2015
This is a simple board book with a round hole cut out through the (w)hole centre of the book. There is no text, just pictures. One spread features a peeled banana - with the banana missing, another a fireman and hose with the hose missing, it is for you or your male friend to insert the missing item! There is only one problem, the hole is ummm a little errr how to put it, well its a little on the small side for the local (Caribbean) populace, but you could always use a banana!
November 1, 2019
Underground reading
Don’t ask me how I came across this book. Let’s just say that writers in general and erotica writers in particular find some strange corners of the internet while doing research.
This is not a review. Just a heads up for those of my readers best equipped to handle this.
OK. It’s a board book with a massive plot hole in it, and several stiff pages with amusing graphics.
This is a book where the reader can insert themselves into the action, become one of the characters. A banana, a hot dog, a rocketship. Not a great deal of plot, but I guess the act of reading creates its own narrative. You supply the climax, as it were, and I’d like to make the point that reading this can be a team effort.
Not recommended for the ladies monthly book group. “My husband was engrossed, but I just couldn’t get into it. More tea, Lydia?”
You’d think that this would also suit the grandmother crowd, reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar to the littlies, but again, not equipped to do justice to the book, and if grandpa lends a helping hand, then you’re really just kicking off a lifetime of horror and possibly a jail term. Resist the urge. Although juvenile, this is not a book for the kiddies.
And, despite the title of this post, probably not best suited to reading on the subway, but if you want to get your footlong involved on the morning commute, you could be a YouTube star. One way or another. I’d love to hear (and see) reading experiences. (And yes, there are videos online, Virginia, including one where a dog becomes part of the video review. Kind of a mixed bag, and the stream peters out in other directions fairly soon, but worth cocking an eye over.)
Worth going to Amazon and hitting the “Look Inside” feature. And do read the reviews while you are there.
Best bought new. Careful of paper cuts. Used copies can be had, but not recommended without protection. And gloves.
Also by the same author – Christopher Behrens – The Penis Pokey Activity Book (“PEN IS INCLUDED”) and Penis Parade which is the German version: the orginal and wurst.
For this title, I especially liked Amazon’s “Customers also viewed” feature. A great way to explore some of the less well-travelled paths of the Amazon warehouse.
Well, there you have it. My civic duty is done. To sum up: not a page-turner.
Don’t ask me how I came across this book. Let’s just say that writers in general and erotica writers in particular find some strange corners of the internet while doing research.
This is not a review. Just a heads up for those of my readers best equipped to handle this.
OK. It’s a board book with a massive plot hole in it, and several stiff pages with amusing graphics.
This is a book where the reader can insert themselves into the action, become one of the characters. A banana, a hot dog, a rocketship. Not a great deal of plot, but I guess the act of reading creates its own narrative. You supply the climax, as it were, and I’d like to make the point that reading this can be a team effort.
Not recommended for the ladies monthly book group. “My husband was engrossed, but I just couldn’t get into it. More tea, Lydia?”
You’d think that this would also suit the grandmother crowd, reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar to the littlies, but again, not equipped to do justice to the book, and if grandpa lends a helping hand, then you’re really just kicking off a lifetime of horror and possibly a jail term. Resist the urge. Although juvenile, this is not a book for the kiddies.
And, despite the title of this post, probably not best suited to reading on the subway, but if you want to get your footlong involved on the morning commute, you could be a YouTube star. One way or another. I’d love to hear (and see) reading experiences. (And yes, there are videos online, Virginia, including one where a dog becomes part of the video review. Kind of a mixed bag, and the stream peters out in other directions fairly soon, but worth cocking an eye over.)
Worth going to Amazon and hitting the “Look Inside” feature. And do read the reviews while you are there.
Best bought new. Careful of paper cuts. Used copies can be had, but not recommended without protection. And gloves.
Also by the same author – Christopher Behrens – The Penis Pokey Activity Book (“PEN IS INCLUDED”) and Penis Parade which is the German version: the orginal and wurst.
For this title, I especially liked Amazon’s “Customers also viewed” feature. A great way to explore some of the less well-travelled paths of the Amazon warehouse.
Well, there you have it. My civic duty is done. To sum up: not a page-turner.
March 18, 2016
A copy was donated to our second hand shop. Everyone had a quick read, hands were thoroughly cleaned and the book was scrapped.
Would likely be a fun gift for a bachelor party, but don't buy a used copy.
Would likely be a fun gift for a bachelor party, but don't buy a used copy.
April 9, 2015
Luckily, no permanent paper cuts and it didn't make my penis look small. Worth the "read".
October 28, 2008
I thought this was going to be a great experience. But one of my best friends ended up using the book while riding passenger on a trip i piloted from NYC to Utica. I decided, since the book was unable to be cleansed, that I would never be able to fully engross myself in it.
July 11, 2025
Every scene in Penis Pokey has one thing missing—and you have to complete the picture. Are you up to the challenge?
It’s a board book with a massive plot hole in it, and several stiff pages with amusing graphics.
This is a book where the reader can insert themselves into the action, become one of the characters. A banana, a hot dog, a rocketship. Not a great deal of plot, but I guess the act of reading creates its own narrative. You supply the climax, as it were, and I’d like to make the point that reading this can be a team effort.
It’s a board book with a massive plot hole in it, and several stiff pages with amusing graphics.
This is a book where the reader can insert themselves into the action, become one of the characters. A banana, a hot dog, a rocketship. Not a great deal of plot, but I guess the act of reading creates its own narrative. You supply the climax, as it were, and I’d like to make the point that reading this can be a team effort.
May 7, 2017
Oh.
My.
God.
What a hoot! Jason Rekulak, the publisher at Quirk Books shared it with the 2017 Vermont Booktopia. Everyone in the room was hysterical with laughter.
My.
God.
What a hoot! Jason Rekulak, the publisher at Quirk Books shared it with the 2017 Vermont Booktopia. Everyone in the room was hysterical with laughter.
November 27, 2021
Informative and enlightening!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
April 15, 2023
Super cute book......Just don't buy it used, cause you don't know where it's been, and yes, there's a very good chance it's been THERE.
July 18, 2025
Interactive book.
January 13, 2013
Received this at a Christmas party, the same year I received "Farts; a spotter's guide." I don't know why. Perhaps it was written in a post somewhere that I needed books for my bathroom, but this book came out of nowhere and it is absolutely hysterical. I hope everyone see it and no one uses it (ewh!)
March 22, 2013
This book was funny. This isn't a book that you read by yourself. The pages can be hard to turn when you're getting into the story but that's where a gentle set of extra hands comes in. The only thing that I didn't like was that my penis was a little dark for the man at the end. Maybe they should sell a wider variety of colors.
November 1, 2007
this book has no words. i love it.
October 24, 2008
I didn't do any of the suggested activities in this book, but I imagined doing them which was kinda funny.
November 16, 2008
Hmm...there's a hell of a way to get a papercut.
May 22, 2009
we sell this at my job. so weird. I learned people are strange!!They will buy anything.
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June 28, 2012
Took me (us) a few days, but I (we) found this book to be entirely juvenile and extremely entertaining. Definitely not for kids.
Special thanks to Thomas and.. "Thor"...
Special thanks to Thomas and.. "Thor"...
November 24, 2012
Don't ask.
August 31, 2018
I bought this as a gift and it was the laughing hit of the party.
September 23, 2011
Obvious.
February 23, 2014
Don't even ask. It's disturbing how amusing I found this thing.
March 19, 2016
Good start, disappointing ending.
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