Super Interesting Facts For Smart Kids: 1272 Fun Facts About Science, Animals, Earth and Everything in Between

by Jordan Moore

Did you know that only around a quarter of the Sahara Desert is covered in sand?

And did you know that cash machines in Vatican City have an option to read their instructions in Latin? Did you know tug-of-war and rope climbing used to be official Olympic sports?

There is no denying that the world is super interesting, and these Super Interesting Facts for Smart Kids prove precisely that!

This fascinating book brings you a total of 1272 facts – covering every subject from science to sport, sea creatures to stars, and kings and queens to reptiles and amphibians – in a wild ride of extraordinary information, guaranteed to surprise and amaze even the smartest kids!Twelve chapters divide these amazing facts into themed sections such Space, Sport, History, Geography, Sport, Science, Words and Language, and The Arts.Each chapter is then split into several smaller sections, so readers can explore the world in even more detail!And a final Pot Luck section covers anything and everything not included elsewhere – including facts about dance, business, fashion, and technology.
Only here will you find out why you have to stand on a chair to play an octobass, why exactly the French king Charles IV went mad, and where on Earth there is an island that is so mountainous that the people who live there have to speak in a language made entirely of loud whistles!

So what are you waiting for?! Let’s dive right into these Super Interesting Facts for Smart Kids!

Genres: Nonfiction

146 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 24, 2022

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Reviews

[Glen]

1272 interesting facts. I already knew a lot of the facts, as I'm a trivia guy, but interesting nonetheless.

[Swopna Begum]

Super Interesting Facts For Smart Kids is a fantastic book for curious young readers who love asking questions and discovering surprising things about the world. With 1,272 facts covering science, animals, Earth, and plenty of topics in between, there is always something new and interesting to learn.

What I enjoyed most is the variety. The book makes it easy to jump from one subject to another, so it never feels like a traditional textbook or a long lesson. Kids can read a few facts at a time, share their favorites with family and friends, or simply browse through the pages whenever curiosity strikes.

The facts are presented in a way that makes learning feel entertaining rather than like homework. Many of them are the kind of information that makes you stop and think, “I didn't know that!” That sense of discovery is exactly what makes a children's fact book so enjoyable.

I also think this would be a great choice for reluctant readers. The short, bite-sized format makes it easy to pick up and put down without losing track of a long story. It is perfect for quiet reading time, travel, bedtime browsing, or satisfying those endless “why?” questions kids naturally have.

Overall, this is an entertaining and educational collection that encourages curiosity and makes learning feel like an adventure. It would be a wonderful addition to a young reader's bookshelf and a great source of conversation starters.

Packed with fascinating information, surprising discoveries, and plenty of opportunities to learn something new. Five stars!

[Gabrielle Boyd]

some facts are only true for the moments they are published

Very interesting and fun collection of facts. A few won’t age well, but who doesn’t love to learn about the origin of random things.

[Candy]

Some cute facts