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How Well Do You Know 'The Wonder Years'?: An America Coming-Of-Age Comedy-Drama Television Series: The Wonder Year' Trivia Book
If you could look back on your life in high school, what do you think you’d see? “The Wonder Years” gave us a chance to envision what that might look like and taught us plenty of life lessons along the way. Things weren’t always how you remember them, but how well do you remember this great TV show?
53 pages, Paperback
Published November 24, 2020
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January 4, 2025
As stated, this is a trivia book about the television show, the Wonder Years, which aired from 1988 to 1993. I know that there was another series a few years ago that shared the named, but that is not covered in this book.
The book is in two parts, the first providing facts about the show in a list format, and the second part is a list of 50 or so questions with multiple choice answers. Answers follow.
This reviewer may have known most of the facts presented, but that is no fault of the writer. It was an enjoyable read. The book is short. I might have liked it to be longer, and if the pictures in the book were in color instead of black and white - but that might been a reasonable cost savings. One fair criticism is that a few of the trivia questions were phrased differently but still duplicative.
The book is in two parts, the first providing facts about the show in a list format, and the second part is a list of 50 or so questions with multiple choice answers. Answers follow.
This reviewer may have known most of the facts presented, but that is no fault of the writer. It was an enjoyable read. The book is short. I might have liked it to be longer, and if the pictures in the book were in color instead of black and white - but that might been a reasonable cost savings. One fair criticism is that a few of the trivia questions were phrased differently but still duplicative.
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