Title: This is a Whoopsie!
Author: Andrew Cangelose
Artist: Josh Shipley
Genre: Children's / Humor / Animals
Year Published: 2018
Year Read: 2018
Publisher: Lion Forge
Source: eARC (NetGalley)
Content Rating: Ages 5+ (Nothing Objectionable)
Buy on: Amazon // Book Depository
I
would like to thank NetGalley and Lion Forge for providing me a copy of
this book in exchange for an honest review.
After reading “This is a Taco!” by Andrew Cangelose, along with artwork by Josh
Shipley, I never would have thought that
there would be another book from this series!
Enter “This is a
Whoopsie!” and I automatically went to
NetGalley and gave this new picture book a shot and man, was it one of the
funniest books I had ever read!
Meet Whoopsie!
He is a moose! And this book is
supposed to teach children about moose and what their lifestyle is like in real
life. Unfortunately, Whoopsie is
extremely clumsy and he is constantly falling over himself on each page. After making too many mistakes, Whoopsie
decides that he is not the right moose for the job. But, his bluebird friend thinks differently.
Will
Whoopsie find something that he is really good at?
Read
this book to find out!
Wow! Andrew Cangelose has done it
again! I just loved the way that Andrew Cangelose writes the humor in
this book as it is full of wit and sarcasm and it just makes this book a treat
to read through! I also like the fact
that this book has a more heartwarming tone than the previous book “This is a Taco!” did since this book
focuses on the friendship between Whoopsie the Moose and the little bluebird
who keeps helping him out. Josh Shipley’s artwork is another
aspect of the book that I really enjoyed as the artwork is humorous and
creative to look at. I especially loved
the images of Whoopsie the Moose himself as he has a goofy expression, but he
can also sport friendly expressions on his face whenever he is talking to the
bluebird.
Overall, “This
is a Whoopsie!” is a fantastic read for anyone who loves good humor and
books about friendship and children will enjoy this book for many years! I would recommend this book to children ages
five and up since there is nothing inappropriate in this book, unless smaller
children would have trouble understanding the humor of this book.
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