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The Incredible Useless Facts for Kids: 500 Bits of Knowledge That No One Cares About

The Incredible Useless Facts for Kids: 500 Bits of Knowledge That No One Cares About

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Science Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798193701149
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.54 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

What happens when two curious kids, an ordinary living room, and a mysterious crack in the ceiling collide with 500 completely unexpected facts? Max and Mia are about to find out! What begins as an ordinary afternoon quickly turns into the strangest-and funniest-fact adventure imaginable when the Fact Explosion suddenly appears and announces that the children have been selected to receive five hundred bits of knowledge that no one cares about. Soon, glowing facts are flying through the room, strange creatures are appearing, and Max and Mia are racing to catch, read, and understand as many facts as possible. From wombats that poop in cubes and shrimp whose hearts are located in their heads, to penguins, mysterious sea creatures, space, food, sleep, the human body, history, science, nature, language, numbers, and some wonderfully strange human behaviors, this book is packed with facts designed to make young readers stop and say: WAIT... WHAT? Across 50 entertaining chapters, Max and Mia explore an enormous collection of weird, surprising, funny, fascinating, and occasionally unbelievable pieces of knowledge. The journey moves from the first chaotic Fact Explosion through animals, smells, space, tiny things, enormous things, ancient history, weather, sleep, music, inventions, nature, mysteries, and much more. But this isn't simply a collection of random facts It is a story about curiosity. As the facts continue to appear, Max and Mia discover that knowledge doesn't always have to be practical. Sometimes learning something is simply fun. Sometimes the strangest fact is the one you remember for years. And sometimes a seemingly useless question can lead to an important discovery. The book celebrates the joy of asking questions, noticing unusual things, laughing at the unexpected, and being curious about the world around us.

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