A funny and exciting new non-fiction book for 7-13 year-olds (and for 14-adults too!)
Andy Seed's new book, How to Spot a Hadrosaur in a Bus Queue is madcap miscellany of fascinating information, nutty humour, lists, daft facts, useless knowledge, bizarre figures, silly nuggets and loads more.
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The book is a deliciously random collection of irresistible info and wacky lists, including:
- The top five causes of broken biscuits
- Things that don't exist
- Disgusting world cuisine
- How to make fake snot
- Great Homer Simpson quotes
- Rude place names
- Beckham's haircuts
- 7 lies about Rhyl
Availible Now!
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Read a 5 star newspaper review of the book here.
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You can't afford to be without this book if you want answers to key questions such as:
- What shouldn't you wear at a wedding?
- Who makes Fire-Bellied Toad?
- How can I say yes in Mongolian?
- Where can you see a Spotted Thick Knee?
- When was Lego invented?
- Why was September only 19 days long one year?
- Is there really a Nude Olympics?
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Book Details
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Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
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Author: Andy Seed
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ISBN: 0-340-89303-6
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Buy from: Amazon, Tesco or your local bookshop
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Publication Date: 14 Oct 2004
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Did you know?
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- There's a comic called 'Too Much Coffee Man'
- In 1999, 311 people in the UK injured themselves with bird baths
- There are 8 countries beginning and ending with A (no way can you name them all!)
- That a kangaroo can jump higher than a house (houses can't jump)
- Japan has lots of roads
- That there's a chemical element called unununium
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Don't miss out on this essential book!
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More details here
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