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Do You Remember This?: Senior Trivia, Space Edition
Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors
Space Edition
By Gregory Simonds
Step back in time and ignite your nostalgia with "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors, Space Edition", a delightful journey through the iconic eras of the 1950s to the 1990s. This massive encyclopedia crafted with love by Gregory Simonds, is an engaging trivia book designed specifically for seniors and recent-history buffs, offering a rich tapestry of questions that will evoke cherished memories and spark joyful conversations.
Enjoy a delightful mix of questions about 1950s through 1990s Space Trivia. It's all about the most important events and people associ ated with NASA, the space race, and space explorati on. It will take you back to simpler times. "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors, Space Edition" is not just a trivia book; it's a time capsule that offers a fun and interactive way for history buffs and seniors to reminisce about their past, share stories, and connect with family and friends. Whether you're hosting a trivia night or enjoying a quiet evenin g, this book is the perf ect companion for anyone who loves t o celebrate the g o lden years.
Gregory Simonds has authored over 30 books, both fiction and non-fiction, several under pen names. His non-fiction titles include the "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors” Series, Italian Hundreds of Interesting Facts and Trivia You Didn’t Know About Italy”, “American War Facts From 250 Years of Military Action”, “United States War Posters”, “The Art of Vintage Cigar Labels From 1900 to 1950”, “America's Packing Crate Labels From 1930-1950”, and several well-known Sudoku and Puzzle Books. Under the pen name G. Culver, the “Striker Murder Mystery” series includes “Missile Murders” , “Double Trouble”, “Shadows and Silhouettes”, “Clouds Over San Diego” and “Prism of Darkness” and more. Mr. Simonds lives in Mexico where he spends his time writing, going to live music venues and enjoying the beach.
Space Edition
By Gregory Simonds
Step back in time and ignite your nostalgia with "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors, Space Edition", a delightful journey through the iconic eras of the 1950s to the 1990s. This massive encyclopedia crafted with love by Gregory Simonds, is an engaging trivia book designed specifically for seniors and recent-history buffs, offering a rich tapestry of questions that will evoke cherished memories and spark joyful conversations.
Enjoy a delightful mix of questions about 1950s through 1990s Space Trivia. It's all about the most important events and people associ ated with NASA, the space race, and space explorati on. It will take you back to simpler times. "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors, Space Edition" is not just a trivia book; it's a time capsule that offers a fun and interactive way for history buffs and seniors to reminisce about their past, share stories, and connect with family and friends. Whether you're hosting a trivia night or enjoying a quiet evenin g, this book is the perf ect companion for anyone who loves t o celebrate the g o lden years.
Gregory Simonds has authored over 30 books, both fiction and non-fiction, several under pen names. His non-fiction titles include the "Do You Remember This? Trivia For Seniors” Series, Italian Hundreds of Interesting Facts and Trivia You Didn’t Know About Italy”, “American War Facts From 250 Years of Military Action”, “United States War Posters”, “The Art of Vintage Cigar Labels From 1900 to 1950”, “America's Packing Crate Labels From 1930-1950”, and several well-known Sudoku and Puzzle Books. Under the pen name G. Culver, the “Striker Murder Mystery” series includes “Missile Murders” , “Double Trouble”, “Shadows and Silhouettes”, “Clouds Over San Diego” and “Prism of Darkness” and more. Mr. Simonds lives in Mexico where he spends his time writing, going to live music venues and enjoying the beach.
272 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 7, 2024
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