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Creepy Susie: and 13 other tragic tales for troubled children.

by Angus Oblong

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If you are into dark humour and potty-type jokes this Angus Oblong book will not disappoint you. I went looking for this book all over Toronto and was thrilled when I finally found it at a Chapters location downtown - randomly shelved at the price of 1.99. The cartoons in the book are equally as important as the hilarious little statements found on every page.
This book is NOT suitable for children...just for immature adults *Smile* :) ( )
  deweydigitgirl | Dec 12, 2009 |
A collection of very short, illustrated stories, Creepy Susie is disturbing, funny, gross, and extremely twisted. Many of the kids I know will love it, but it's really an adult cartoon. ( )
  mrsdwilliams | Nov 5, 2009 |
Wonderfully horrible or horribly wonderful, this book was a... delight?... to read. As the back cover reads: "Your mother never told you these stories. She didn't want to scare you. But Angus Oblong is not your mother." Bordering on offensive, these shocking stories are not for everyone, but if you're not everyone, they're hilarious.

Both horrifying and humorous, these thirteen illustrated stories include: The Debbies; Stupid Betsy; Waldo & Bean; Little Scooter; Happy Happy Happy Happy Sammy!!!; Milo's Disorder; Creepy Susie; Emily, Amputee; Narcoleptic Scottie; Sibling Rivalry...; Rosie's Crazy Mother; Jenny, Jenny, Jenny, and Babette, the Siamese Quadruplets; Dick and Muffy; and Mary Had a Little Chainsaw.

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  PhoenixTerran | Aug 8, 2007 |
I thought this was an adorable book, but not really for children, unless you don't mind exposing your kids to the darker side of life. ( )
  luvdancr | Dec 13, 2006 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345433009, Paperback)

Creepy Susie. Mary Had a Little Chainsaw. Milo's Disorder. Rosie's Crazy Mother. The Siamese Quadruplets. Emily Amputee.

Your mother never told you these stories.

She didn't want to scare you.

But Angus Oblong is not your mother.

If Edgar Allan Poe and David Lynch wrote a book, it might be as warped, wicked, and perversely funny as this treasury of twisted tales from childhood's Twilight Zone. So don't be alarmed if you find yourself screaming . . . with laughter . . . until the day you die. Which may be very soon . . .


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