Book details
Why Does Ear Wax Taste So Gross? (Mitchell Symons' Trivia Books Book 5)
Description
This book is filled with surprising and intriguing facts that will amaze your friends and fascinate your family. Learn about the peculiar longevity of ear wax in the ear canal, the unexpected genetic similarities between humans and lettuce, the frequent flatulence of cockroaches, the unique posture of giraffes, and the considerable amount of time people spend in the bathroom over their lifetime. Each fact is designed to astonish and entertain readers of all ages.
Age
7-9
Text complexity
beginner
Length
288 pages
Book in series
#5
Why to read
- It's packed with quirky facts: If you enjoy learning odd and intriguing trivia about a wide range of topics, this book provides a wealth of information that will satisfy your curiosity and provide you with fun facts to share with others.
- Entertainment value: Mitchell Symons has a talent for presenting facts in an engaging and often humorous way. Reading this book is not just an educational experience but also a source of entertainment, making it a great casual read or a way to pass the time during a commute or on a lazy afternoon.
- Educational for all ages: Though it might seem like it's tailored to a younger audience because of the title, the book actually contains information that can appeal to trivia enthusiasts of all ages. It's a fun way to learn something new for both kids and adults.
- Conversation starters: After reading 'Why Does Ear Wax Taste So Gross?', you'll be equipped with an arsenal of interesting tidbits to bring up in conversations. The unusual facts and figures found in this book are great for breaking the ice or simply making discussions more entertaining.