Oops!

  • Oops!
    By Alan Katz

    A collection of humorous poems for children.

  • Oops!: A Stupefying Survey of Goofs, Blunders and Botches, Great and Small
    By Paul Kirchner

    CHALLENGES TO A HAPPY MARRIAGE In 1991 Bruce Jensen , 39 , married Leasa Urioste , 34 , in Lyman , Wyoming . Urioste claimed to be pregnant with twins , and Jensen evidently thought that he might be the father .

  • Oops!
    By John Lutz

    He heard the roar again, and he knew it had been made by a bus on Sutton Avenue beneath his window. There were no German planes. He sighed with relief at not having to cope with airborne Nazis. “Nudge? You okay?” Hammersmith.

  • Oops!: A Self-Help Book for the Young Child
    By Jennifer Green

    The author of this book realized that some of her pre-kindergarten students came to school without knowing certain social skills. This book is meant to teach those social skills in a shared reading experience between parent and child.

  • Oops!: 13 Management Practices that Waste Time and Money (and what to Do Instead)
    By Aubrey C. Daniels

    Focused change requires awareness of faulty practices, the desire tosinger ramona institute a sea change in the way you manage corporate performance, and a knowledge of the behavior-based principles explained in this book"--Publisher's ...

  • Oops!: Movie Mistakes That Made the Cut
    By Matteo Molinari, Jim Kamm

    In the bathroom , Morpheus stops Agent Smith by headbutting him : Smith's shades fly away , but they're still on when the Agent grabs Morpheus's throat . ( 01:23 ) 20. Still during the fight , Smith punches a hole in a brick wall .

  • Oops!
    By David Shannon

    David speaks new words as he goes through his day.

  • Oops!
    By David Shannon

    David speaks new words as he goes through his day.

  • Oops!
    By Leo Timmers

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  • Oops!: The Manners Guide for Girls
    By Nancy Holyoke

    An introduction to socially acceptable conduct in all sorts of situations.

  • Oops!
    By Jean-Luc Fromental

    As a family scrambles to get from their Paris home to the airport to begin their vacation, a series of events, triggered by a bar of soap, places some very unusual roadblocks in their way.

  • Oops!: Helping Children Learn Accidentally
    By Hywel Roberts

    Diane Heritage, Deputy Lead Associate, North of England National College This book had Hywel Roberts' inspirational stamp of wit and infectious enthusiasm running right through its core: I read the whole book with a huge grin on my face.

  • Oops!: Helping Children Learn Accidentally
    By Hywel Roberts

    There is nothing for them to push against ('What's the point?!', 'This is boring..!') as they have helped shape the direction of the lesson in a way that makes it real and useful to them.

  • OOPS!: The Worst Blunders of All Time
    By David P. Barash

    ... drugs—pain-killing and otherwise—nor new surgical techniques, but from advances in public hygiene. A close second has been antibiotics, which have saved millions of lives. However, these benefits are themselves at risk and already in ...

  • Oops!
    By Bill Myers

    The mishaps never end as TJ’s “helpers” from the 23rd century—Tuna and Herby—continue to study TJ as she learns the valuable lessons she’ll need to become a future world leader. In Oops!

  • Oops!: The Text Messages You Wish You Never Sent

    Read these authentic and hilarious text messages and enjoy them for the embarrassment they've caused others, and keep this book as a reminder the next time you pick up your phone.

  • Oops!
    By Colin McNaughton

    Preston Pig is walking through the woods to take his granny a basket of food.

  • Oops!: The Art of Learning from Mistakes and Adventures
    By Kent Sterling

    Ooops is the book that finally endorses mistakes as events to be celebrated and shared.

  • Oops!
    By Jillian Powell

    Look! Here we are running. Here we are hopping, and here we are sliding. Oops!