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What the Fact?!

by Gabe Henry
Dave Hopkins
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Every day is strange if you know your history.
This illustrated daily trivia almanac explores a bizarre moment through the ages for each day of the year, such as:
  • The odiferous debut of Smell-o-Vision (January 12, 1960)
  • The execution of Oliver Cromwell, more than two years after his death (January 30, 1661)
  • The day the first pig actually flew (November 4, 1909)
  • That time the United States ran out of toilet paper (December 19, 1973)

    • Drawing on a range of subjects including politics, sports, the arts, pop culture, and more, each What the . . . fact offers daily or dip-in-and-out diversion, and an opportunity to learn something new and stranger every day.
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    Publisher: Chronicle Books LLC

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    • Release date: October 12, 2021

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    • ISBN: 9781452168555
    • Release date: October 12, 2021

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    • ISBN: 9781452168555
    • File size: 9740 KB
    • Release date: October 12, 2021

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    subjects

    History Reference Nonfiction Humor (Nonfiction)

    Languages

    English

    Every day is strange if you know your history.
    This illustrated daily trivia almanac explores a bizarre moment through the ages for each day of the year, such as:
  • The odiferous debut of Smell-o-Vision (January 12, 1960)
  • The execution of Oliver Cromwell, more than two years after his death (January 30, 1661)
  • The day the first pig actually flew (November 4, 1909)
  • That time the United States ran out of toilet paper (December 19, 1973)

    • Drawing on a range of subjects including politics, sports, the arts, pop culture, and more, each What the . . . fact offers daily or dip-in-and-out diversion, and an opportunity to learn something new and stranger every day.
    Expand title description text
    History Reference Nonfiction Humor (Nonfiction)