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Zidbits: Learn something new today! Volume 1
Learn something new today as we boldly explore life's little mysteries.
Ever wonder if mosquitoes prefer a certain blood type?
What happened before the Big Bang?
What the Moon smells like?
How long you can live off your body fat?
We explore the questions you would have never thought to ask. Let us tickle your curiosity.
Ever wonder if mosquitoes prefer a certain blood type?
What happened before the Big Bang?
What the Moon smells like?
How long you can live off your body fat?
We explore the questions you would have never thought to ask. Let us tickle your curiosity.
- GenresNonfiction
202 pages, Paperback
First published August 19, 2013
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October 8, 2013
It's hard to describe what this book is or even classify it. That's definitely not a bad thing though. In fact, quite the opposite.
I think the book could best described as "a bathroom reader for the scientifically curious". Better yet, the intellectual's bathroom reader. The topics it covers jumps around a bit (one section would be about space or physics, the next about food or health, and the next history), though it seemed to compliment my ADHD quite nicely. The length of the articles also seemed to be perfect for a bathroom break.
As far as cons go; I wish it would have went into more depth on a few the articles I was especially interested in. It left me wanting more and I eventually went and looked up some of the info myself online. Another con is that the pictures aren't in color. It was a minor issue but it keeps me from giving the book 5 stars.
Overall, the book was a fascinating read and I definitely recommend it. Books like these are unique and it's a shame that there aren't more like it.
I think the book could best described as "a bathroom reader for the scientifically curious". Better yet, the intellectual's bathroom reader. The topics it covers jumps around a bit (one section would be about space or physics, the next about food or health, and the next history), though it seemed to compliment my ADHD quite nicely. The length of the articles also seemed to be perfect for a bathroom break.
As far as cons go; I wish it would have went into more depth on a few the articles I was especially interested in. It left me wanting more and I eventually went and looked up some of the info myself online. Another con is that the pictures aren't in color. It was a minor issue but it keeps me from giving the book 5 stars.
Overall, the book was a fascinating read and I definitely recommend it. Books like these are unique and it's a shame that there aren't more like it.
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