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Fun Facts to Kill Some Time and Have Fun with Your Family: 1,000 Interesting Facts You Wish You Know
This new version has been proofread and edited!!Did you know that in 1916, you could bring your money to the bank to be washed, ironed and given back to you? Or did you know that Donald Duck Cartoons were banned in Finland because he doesn't wear any pants?If you enjoy reading about trivia then “1000 Interesting Facts” is the perfect book for you. It has tons of information Human BodyDomestic CatsHamstersFishButterflies and CaterpillarsComicsKnightsSwordsMoneySamuraiNinjaCowsCoca-ColaRabbitsPantsCarsNail PolishWatchesMangaKangaroosBadgerHalloweenBatsCameraAnd so much more!Get a copy of this book and enjoy telling these amazing facts to your family and friends!
88 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 20, 2013
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April 12, 2021
Firstly, if spelling and grammatical mistakes annoy you, then steer clear of this book. The author and editor both seem to be unaware of the difference between:
There
Their
They're
This example is unfortunately indicative of the level of English expertise that resides within this book's covers.
Moving on to the "1000 Interesting Facts":
Most of the "interesting facts" did not interest me.
Some "facts", I would seriously question their validity e.g. "5.5% of North Americans die due to insect stings". Really !!!
Some "facts", as stated, were meaningless e.g "109 of the highest mountains are found in Asia". Think about it. What does that mean? The 109 tallest mountains in the world are all situated in Asia? Asia has 109 high mountains? What exactly is a high mountain and a not so high mountain, anyway?
Other "facts" I could have found interesting, if I had confidence that they were actually correct.
All in all, something to give your kids as a fine example that not everything you read should be believed
There
Their
They're
This example is unfortunately indicative of the level of English expertise that resides within this book's covers.
Moving on to the "1000 Interesting Facts":
Most of the "interesting facts" did not interest me.
Some "facts", I would seriously question their validity e.g. "5.5% of North Americans die due to insect stings". Really !!!
Some "facts", as stated, were meaningless e.g "109 of the highest mountains are found in Asia". Think about it. What does that mean? The 109 tallest mountains in the world are all situated in Asia? Asia has 109 high mountains? What exactly is a high mountain and a not so high mountain, anyway?
Other "facts" I could have found interesting, if I had confidence that they were actually correct.
All in all, something to give your kids as a fine example that not everything you read should be believed
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