Oopsy Daisy's Bad Bad Day (Oopsy Daisy)

By Brian Brooks for Cosmic Debris and Brian Brooks

Book Overview

From the creators of the phenomenonal Emily the Strange , here is Oopsy Daisy, a sweet little carrottop with a really big head and an even bigger propensity for misadventure. Join the fun as she embarks on her bad bad day. Watch as she wakes up on the wrong side of the bed Ouchy, morning hurts and then skips nimbly from one calamity to the next: a scrape at the zoo with a not-so-nice rhino, a fiasco on Wall Street, an incident in an art gallery, and a brief brawl with a gang of Ninjas. Even the aliens are after her But through it all she remains an adorably big-eyed icon of optimismOopsy, tomorrow will be better.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0811835391
• ISBN13: 9780811835398
• Release Date: July 2002
• Publisher: Chronicle Books
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 1.0" x 1.0"
• Age Range: 13 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 8 to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

cute book

I received this book as a Graduation gift. Although the illustrations might appeal to a younger audience I feel that the subject matter appeals great to adults who are having a bad, bad day. :)

really cute

i got this book as a christmas present... it wasn't how i had imagined, but it was so cute and funny! it's something i would give to anyone who had a "bad bad day".

never feel bad again!!

I got this book to snap myself out of bad work days. Follow our beloved Oopsy Daisy through all her misadventures....toothpaste attacking, ninjas, & swimming. Whenever I get angry and feel picked on I rely on this book. I began to giggle and laugh. Fairly soon I'm quite relieved that at least I'm not Oopsy!! Never too old, never too young, no one can do without this endearing and hysterical book.

Hilarious!

For those with a dark sense of humor, this book is for you. With bright candy-colored graphics, the author recounts Oopsy's bad day. It's like a children's book for adults, with some minor drug references to a "bad trip" and other unfortunate incidents. I liked this book better than the author's previous "Emily the Strange." I also purchased the "Oops I said the f-word journal" and Oopsy Daisy's Fold and Mail stationery, two really cool artsy accessories. This book just made me laugh out loud.