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Children can explore the fascinating world of the weird and wonderful in this ultimate fact book, containing over 621 facts and hilarious illustrations. This treasure trove of trivia includes most astonishing, most intriguing, and most flummoxing facts you can possibly imagine. With clear, engaging text and hilarious illustrations, children can explore topics from science to sports, hobbies to history, and animals to appetites, helping them learn about the world around them in an accessible and engaging way. Discover: • Whether hot or cold water freezes faster? • Which creature has a hundred eyes? • What is a jellyfish made of? • How did Vikings celebrate success in battle? Brimming with trivia that kids will love to share, it's perfect for readers aged 7+.

Luke Seguin-Magee is an artist of children's books and comics. In the course of his career he has also worked on computer games, websites and apps for a wide range of clients in Denmark, Canada and USA. He hails from Montreal, Canada, and now resides in Copenhagen and Stockholm. He studied fine art in Canada and multimedia design in Denmark. John Hawkins is a prolific and popular author of children's non-fiction, who has written on a wide range of subject areas. He's widely respected for his ability to make complex ideas relatable and easy to understand. He has an especially strong interest in science and history, and lives with his family in London, UK.

Luke Seguin-Magee is an artist of children's books and comics. In the course of his career he has also worked on computer games, websites and apps for a wide range of clients in Denmark, Canada and USA. He hails from Montreal, Canada, and now resides in Copenhagen and Stockholm. He studied fine art in Canada and multimedia design in Denmark.

John Hawkins is a prolific and popular author of children's non-fiction, who has written on a wide range of subject areas. He's widely respected for his ability to make complex ideas relatable and easy to understand. He has an especially strong interest in science and history, and lives with his family in London, UK.