Fergus’s Upside-down Day

Fergus’s Upside-down Day by Tony Maddox, published by Piccadilly in 1995, is a delightful children’s book featuring 32 pages of engaging illustrations and text. The story begins with Farmer Bob’s final instructions to care for the animals before heading to the market. What starts as a quiet day for Fergus quickly turns into a series of unexpected and humorous events as he encounters pigs eating spaghetti, hens and ducks watching TV, and a cow enjoying a bubble bath.

Readers will find a whimsical exploration of farm life through the eyes of Fergus, who navigates the chaos that ensues when the animals take on unusual activities. This edition captures the playful spirit of juvenile fiction, focusing on animals and their antics in a farm setting. The narrative invites young readers to enjoy the lighthearted scenarios while discovering the joys and surprises of everyday life on a farm.