A world of 400 facts, all connected in surprising and hilarious ways! Choose your own path through this ingenious web of astounding information.
Did you know that bacteria from between people's toes has been used to make cheese? Or that the world's most expensive cheese is made from donkey milk? Or that the milk from one species of cockroach is the most nutritious substance on Earth? Or that a cockroach can survive for weeks without its head? Welcome back to FACTopia, a world of perfectly amazing facts, all of which are verified by Encyclopedia Britannica!
Every fact in the book is connected to the next in an ingenious trail of information, where you will hop from topic to topic in unexpected and hilarious ways. And there's not just one trail through these pages: sometimes your path branches and you can choose to jump to a totally different (but still connected) part of the book. Let your curiosity lead you through this witty wonderland of facts!
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Place of publication
Target group
Children/juvenile
US School Grade: From Preschool to Second Grade, Interest Age: From 8 to 11 years
Product notice
Picture book
sewn/stitched
Cloth over boards
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Dimensions
Height: 208 mm
Width: 155 mm
Thickness: 23 mm
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ISBN-13
978-1-913750-40-4 (9781913750404)
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Kate Hale is a writer, editor, and professional fun fact finder. A former executive editor for National Geographic Kids' Books, she's edited or written about everything from dog communication to wacky roadside attractions, biographies of inspiring scientists to profiles of the cutest animals on Earth. Kate also co-created and hosted the award-winning kids radio program The Weird But True Show! on SiriusXM, which covers weird but totally true facts about the human body, animals, space, and everything in between. When she's not hunting for new facts, Kate enjoys gardening, playing video games, and planning road trips to national parks. She currently lives in Alexandria, Virginia.
