Toilets of the World Book

Even life's simplest moments deserve an impressive view… Discover 100 eye-catching toilets and extraordinary outhouses that look out on the world from a different window.

Who would have thought a toilet could offer such views? From transparent public toilets in Tokyo to a deserted toilet surrounded by the sands of the Namib Desert, and from the outhouse Abraham Lincoln used in the 1850s to a remote toilet on the Bolivian Altiplano, it's time to see the world from “the best seat in the house”.

Inside Toilets of the World:

• 100 curious and extraordinary toilets from around the world

• Fun illustrations, photographs and entertaining descriptions for each “throne”

• Content divided by continent, with every toilet shown on five separate maps

• A historical timeline from the Indus Valley in Asia in 3000 BC to the high-tech toilets of present-day Japan

• Lists of must-see, famous, extreme and contemporary toilets

Author Patrick Kinsella is a writer, editor, photographer and journalist known for his writing on hiking adventures and… toilets.

Compact and colourful, this extraordinary collection is an unmissable book for anyone who can find beauty in even the most unexpected places.