The Daria Diaries Paperback – January 1, 1998

Sometimes a spin-off series can be a complete miss. However, I thought the Beavis & Butt-head spin-off series "Daria" (1997-2001) was a brilliant hit, if not superior to the original. And just as the Beavis & Butt-head franchise spawned a few books with the same art and humor of the series ("EnSUCKlopedia", "Change It, This Sucks!", etc.), there were at least two Daria books: "The Daria Diaries" and "The Daria Database". Both Daria books contain an assortment of humor based on the characters and places of the series itself. Think of them as scrapbooks from the Daria universe.Some of the specific things you'll find in "The Daria Diaries" include a scenic map of Lawndale, an extensive directory of the Mall of the Millennium, Britney & Kevin's love letters, class notes passed between various characters, essays from Mr. O'Neil's English class students, Jake & Helen's wedding vows, detailed explorations of the bedrooms of Daria and Quinn, outlines for paper dolls of the Lawndale High Fashion Club, and a whole lot more. The characters and humor are completely consistent with what you see in the series. And true to the book title, The Daria Diaries also include some diary entries as written by Daria.If you love Daria or know somebody who does, and find that the 5 seasons of Daria is never enough, then get this book!

It's nice to have a book at all that has anything to do with this show, honestly. It's fun and full of color, a few short Daria-narrarated pages, filled with notes by other characters, a map of Lawndale, a cool picture of daria's room. The majority of it is really a compilation of notes, letters, essays, postcards, etc. by other characters in the show. So if you're looking for something that's pure Daria and going into the depths of her mind, you won't find it here. You might never find it. If you're looking for insight of the details in the overall show with all other character's included, you'll like this little book. I guess it's a bit mislabeled in that way. It's less of a "diary" and more of a scrapbook. It's lovely just the same. But short. Just do yourself a favor and don't buy it for more than 20 bucks.

This was a gift for family member and that person really enjoyed it. That person had been trying to get Daria merchandise for several years. I was glad to find this and give it for gift. Win-Win!

Was in near perfect condition. Had everything intact. Was impressed with shipping time too.

This is a great book for any Daria fan to have although it’s quite shorter than I expected. Regardless it’s cool and sweet.

Big Daria fan, I like anything that is Daria and this diary did not disappoint!Highly recommend this to any Daria fan!

I know I sure did!

As a HUGE fan of the show, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's got all the sarcasm and humor of the show while giving you a look inside the world of Lawndale and its residents. This is especially good for someone who is just now getting into the series and still learning the characters.

Despite being a very old published book I found it to be in almost perfect condition with only a little fading due to just aging. Very happy with purchase

Mais en anglais, la plupart des produits dérivés de Daria n'ayant pas été traduits/importés. Vraiment dommage, la série était pleine d'humour. Ce cahier d'occasion remplit parfaitement son office, et se permet même d'aider à approfondir son anglais grâce à ses jeux de mots, on peut donc le relire plusieurs fois au fil des ans!

The Daria Diaries is a book based on the still popular MTV show 'Daria which covers Darias first year at Lawndale. Daria is a geeky and sometimes bitchy girl who uses sarcasm as a survival skill. She is brainy and skilful with words but not very social as she can't find anything that really appeals to her She begins by starting her diary in her room explaining in her own dry and sarcastic manner about her new school by summarising the other students in her school in her usual observational way including her new best friend Jane Lane who is 6 months older than her and is a great artist whose family life is difficult to say the least. She writes about school work and the typical way other girls are obsessed with fashion and the boys obsessed with sport. Everything gets a mention in the book from her parents to her sister Quinn who likes to tell people that her sister is her cousin. What I liked about the book was the section where Daria rewrites classic children's books to remove the fairy tale element and replace it with something similar to real life. The book includes tours of bedrooms and ends with Daria falling asleep in hers. I first heard about this book through the Daria Fandom Blog, I brought it as I enjoyed the original TV Series but the price was a bit high and had to be imported from America. The print quality is a bit over shaded.

J'ai acheté ce petit livre en désespoir de cause car aucune version des dvd de ce petit bijou n'existent en version française. Quel dommage !

Plenty of stuff in it to keep you happy, loads of reading which is better. and how often do we really get to read a girls diary? Never. we get too read Daria's.Its an awesome little Diary which any fan should grab quickly as their isn't many left. I was lucky enough to get a copyAm I reading it? YesWill I let other ppl read it? When i can see them reading it yes.will you lend the Diary out to a friend so they can read it? They can read it in front of me.What about the condition of the book? Pretty good condition for a Used Diary