The Ultimate Bathroom Reader: Interesting Stories, Fun Facts and Just Crazy Weird Stuff to Keep You Entertained on the Throne! (Perfect Gag Gift) *[Book]
Who doesn’t love a bit of random trivia now and then? Or, for that matter, who doesn’t enjoy plucking some obscure tidbit of information from the back of their mind and dropping it into conversation? Pick up The Ultimate Bathroom Reader, your ultimate source of interesting facts about a wide range of diverse topics. This book is truly a quick read packed with information from cover to cover. In this amazing trivia book, you will find out:Why did the nation of Sudan crash out of the Top 10 largest countries in 2011? Why did everyone at the very first Oscars’ ceremony already know who the winners would be?Why did the people of New York riot over the price of flour in 1837?How likely are you to be hit by the ball while in the stands of a baseball match?And so many more questions! Collected here are some of the world’s most peculiar, astonishing, weird, and wacky facts and anecdotes, covering everything from sports to space travel, movies to medicine, Sherlock Holmes to Shakespeare, and football to pharaohs. In simple terms, that is what The Ultimate Bathroom Reader is all about. All of these facts plus hundreds more are listed here, in simple, bite-size chunks—with a few pop quizzes thrown in just to keep your brain ticking over! Who knows what you might pick up if you have a couple of minutes to spare? Grab your copy right now and start having fun! Read more
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Why Must Read The Ultimate Bathroom Reader: Interesting Stories, Fun Facts and Just Crazy Weird Stuff to Keep You Entertained on the Throne! (Perfect Gag Gift)?
This is an excellent interesting facts book. I liked this book because I learned new some facts that I did not know before reading this book. I read this book for my personal pleasure. Some of the interesting information that is mentioned in this book include the following information: Three-quarters of all of the Earth's fresh water is locked in Antarctica's ice. The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica was 69.3 degrees F in Feb. 2020. Calvin Coolidge became the first U.S. President to address the people of the U.S. over the radio. The Queen we know only as Cleopatra today was Cleopatra VII who was the seventh ruler over Egypt with the name of Cleopatra. In 1989, British explorer Robert Swan became the first person to walk to both the North Pole and the South Pole. For those people who want to learn some interesting new facts that they might've not known before, I would highly recommend that people read this book.
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