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    Ultimate Book of Trivia: The Essential Collection of over 1,000 Curious Facts to Impress Your Friends and Expand Your Mind
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    Ultimate Book of Trivia: The Essential Collection of over 1,000 Curious Facts to Impress Your Friends and Expand Your Mind
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    Ultimate Book of Trivia: The Essential Collection of over 1,000 Curious Facts to Impress Your Friends and Expand Your Mind

    By Scott McNeely

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    Did you know that cats can be left-handed?

    Trivia fans will be eager to dive into this book for an edifying and entertaining tour of all the things they didn't know that they didn't know. There is something here for everyone and every occasion, with topics including Space and Science, Being Human, Sports, Music, Food and Drink, and Famous Inventions. It's full of conversation starters, from Herbert Hoover's pet alligators to the longest recorded bout of hiccups (it lasted for 68 years). Brimming with surprising facts, this comprehensive collection of trivia is sure to puzzle and delight.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChronicle Books Digital
    Release dateOct 13, 2015
    ISBN9781452141039
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    Ultimate Book of Trivia: The Essential Collection of over 1,000 Curious Facts to Impress Your Friends and Expand Your Mind
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    Scott McNeely

    Scott McNeely is the author of Ultimate Book of Card Games, and many other titles. He has written for numerous magazines, Web sites, and travel guidebooks. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

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