101 Amazing Facts: Volume 1
Jul 2014 · 101 Amazing Facts Book 1 · Andrews UK Limited
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Did you know that Shakespeare wrote the world's first ever knock knock joke? How much of a ribbon worm's own body can it eat and still survive if it gets a little hungry? What unusual lost property has been handed in on the London Underground? And what surprising kind of song is the American national anthem based on? This absolutely fascinating book contains over one hundred facts covering various categories such as war, music, TV & film, ancient civilizations, royalty and many more. So whether you want to know which pirate ate a man’s beating heart, or what Lennon and McCartney’s unfinished play was called, then this is the book for you.
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336 reviews
Eddie Gallo
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March 23, 2015
OK for a free sample and does contain some interesting facts. However it is really little more than a promotional sample with regular suggestions and links to purchase one of the authors other books. Still for a freebia I guess it is worth downloading but I wouldn't like to have paid for it.
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pat ryan
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March 22, 2019
Hopefully I'll get the time I wasted reading it back! Note to Google, consider -☆s'.
A Google user
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November 3, 2017
It's nice but book without any pictures 😅😅😅it's like a chai which doesn't have sugar In it if there is some pictures so it's more interesting to study
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