10 Things You Didn’t Know About Uranus: A Collection of Interesting Stories, Facts and Trivia about Mythical Creatures, Unsolved Mysteries, The Human Body, Space and Much More!
£3.80
Attention all knowledge-seekers, hilarity indulgers, and Uranus inspectors!
Welcome to 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Uranus, a glorious, witty, and fact-filled compendium of stupendous and stupid knowledge! You’ll want to know it all!
This book is literally brimming with knowledge. There are ten chapters which all have ten headline facts in them, and in those ten facts are many factoids and titbits.
The subject matter varies across the book, focusing on subjects such as historical mysteries, mythical animals, the human body, culinary calamities, and Uranus. The topics are humorously detailed and are designed to be engaging and fun for the readers. The book, however, still prioritizes the acquisition of information and is educational for any and all.
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Uranus is designed to be read by anyone in the family, from a child to a grandparent. The book contains some silly topics and touches on areas that might be confusing for young readers, so it’s important to discuss the knowledge with children that read it to pique their curiosity and guide any further research they may want to do. Encouraging children to create a quiz using this book is a great way to engage their creativity and discuss the bizarre facts hidden within!
This book contains:
- A broad spectrum of knowledge from many areas of study in the natural and human world
- No politics! The book doesn’t marginalize, nor does it seek to bully. The book is about facts of the world and detailing the truth of our history, not to indoctrinate anyone.
- Humorous writing that focuses on positivity and the entertainment factor.
- If you’re not smiling, ‘hmm’ing, or giggling then you’re not getting it!
The message of 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Uranus is that learning doesn’t just happen within four walls with an adult standing at the front of it.
Children should be excited to learn, and the book provides a wide range of topics to help them find what they’re interested in. They’re encouraged to consider their passions and try to self-educate in a world that can often discourage it.
Fun for the whole family!
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Additional information
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| File size | 4547 KB |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Not Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 120 pages |
by PeeJay
This book covers 10 very diverse topics and within each one you will learn all sorts of strange and fun facts with which you can impress your family and friends.
A book for older children (11+) but adults can learn from it too.
by Victoria Turner
Such a fascinating and entertaining book, with facts and stories relating to everything from gadgets to musical beasts! A brilliant book to pick up for a quick conversational snippet or to get lost in. I’ve learnt lots of new facts and my teenage son was just as enthralled. Highly recommend!
by Anon
This is a short (120 pages) but informative book that covers a huge variety of interesting facts about the 7th planet from the and a whole lot more.
The book covers a wide range of topics, including the history of Uranus’ discovery, its physical characteristics, its moons and rings, and it’s role in the solar system. Before we get to outer space though, Moore takes us on a somewhat unexpected journey beginning with the extremes of the human body, before covering such diverse subject matter as unsolved mysteries, fear, strange food, inventors and inventions, animal Olympics, gadgets, and mythical creatures.
One of the things that makes Moore’s book so enjoyable is the way he presents the information. He does a great job of explaining complex concepts in a way that is humorous and easy to understand. It’s a perfect book to pick up and read for 10 minutes in no particular order.
Overall, 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Uranus is a great book for anyone who wants to learn more about this fascinating planet as well as a plethora of diverse and entertaining subject matter. It’s informative, engaging, and well written. Leave a copy in your bathroom.
by Kindle Customer
The pun in the title is very much intentional in this humorous take on trivia of all kinds, from the human body to Uranus. The ten topics, each with ten facts, are funny and easy to read – the aim of the book is to make learning fun, and it certainly is here. It’s designed to be accessible for children, but there’s plenty to entertain the adults in their lives here, too. The section on the greatest unsolved mysteries was particularly interesting, and I immediately went and read more about the man on Somerton beach… This would make a good Christmas stocking filler.