Clare Foges and Al Murphy return with another jolly rhyming book that explains what happens when you are not around. Whilst the [[Kitchen Disco by Clare Foges and Al Murphy]] concentrated on the fruit and vegetables getting down, ‘‘Bathroom Boogie’’ explores what happens with the shampoo and toothpaste when you are not at home. Every day I leave the house with the feeling that I left it in a pretty tidy state, but on my return some things always seem out of place. This is especially true of my bathroom. Why is there toothpaste on the mirror, or a flannel on the floor? It would appear that I may not actually be to blame and that when I am at work all the bathroom items come out for a boogie. Will I ever catch them in the act? The best way to describe ‘‘Bathroom Boogie’’ is that it is joyous. This is a book that is all about kids having fun, from the kooky idea and rhymes to the silly illustrations. The combination of Foges and Murphy worked wonders in ‘‘Kitchen Disco’’ and ‘‘Bathroom Boogie’’ follows the same format. Almost the exact same format. Bathroom Boogie is the story of what happens in the bathroom when children are at school and adults are at work. All of the bathroom items start to join in the bathroom boogie making a book that's great fun to read.