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The Wise Book of Whys

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Ever wonder why New York is called the "Big Apple" or why some countries drive on the right and some on the left? Well, wonder no more. This and 98 other fascinating questions are answered in detail inside, along with some interesting Bonus Facts related to each topic to fully satisfy even the most learned of trivia buffs.

192 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 9, 2013

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May 11, 2025
Brain food for people that have one!

Caution,this book has the ability to over feed your brain at which point you are in danger of being mistaken for a very learned individual. Something i am not worried about in my case.
I like the idea that all information contained herein has been checked very carefully for any mistakes.
I hope everyone that reads this book bets as much enjoyment from it as i did.
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December 16, 2019
If you watch the Youtube series or Daven's old podcast... most of this is repeats or will eventually be repeated. That said, if you love Simon Whistler's voice, this is a must listen. It IS only an audiobook and it shouldn't be any other way. It's an excellent listen for when you just want to relax.
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May 4, 2020
Lots of trivia! Some of the trivia is of the oft-repeated variety, but overall, a fun and informational book that may or may not prepare you for Trivia night.
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December 30, 2013
Have you ever found yourself puzzled by something but have no idea where to find the answer? Well, worry no more. The folks at TodayIFoundOut.com have assembled the answers to many of life's little mysteries.

This book was fascinating and insightful, delivering detailed accounts of the histories and inner workings of dozens of puzzling phenomenons. From why New York is called 'the big apple' to why mints taste cold.

It is always interesting to learn the origins behind such simple things. There were many things that I hadn't even considered before reading this. I have learned so much.

This book is an excellent read for those with an interest in history and trivia.
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