True or False?: The Book of Big Questions and Unbelievable Answers

Get this brainy blockbuster to excite and educate curious young minds with lots of fun facts about all the subjects that are important to them. Will kids aged 7-10 enjoy this trivia book? It looks like the answer is "True!" This exciting visual encyclopedia is perfect for curious children. Your child will love learning as they discover the truth about the big questions they have. Each true or false question is proved right or wrong in this book by a detailed answer and fascinating facts in a way they will understand. Your child will be captivated as they will discover incredible truths and statistics, making them feel and look smart, with facts perfect for 7-10 year olds. The book features breathtaking photographs, images, and infographics influencing your child’s mood and enhancing learning. This book is packed with strange facts that will have kids expand their knowledge about a broad range of subjects. Do we only use 10 percent of our brains? Does lightning never strike twice? Are humans taller in the morning than in the evening? lets kids discover common misconceptions and learn what is strange but true. Fascinating facts about our day-to-day life, animals, people, space/galaxy, science, history, and culture. Your kid will discover the surprising facts about the known and the unknown in this book. Difficult topics and answers are easily simplified for young kids to comprehend. Broaden your little one’s knowledge or use it as an entertainment book that brings adults and kids together. Find out if cockroaches can survive for days without their heads and if it is true that elephants never forget. This true or false fun fact busting book takes you on a journey through questions about: - The Human Body: Are we 75% water? - Nature: Are birds descended from dinosaurs? - Science & Technology: Is glass made of sand? - Space: Is Pluto a planet (again)? - Earth: Are deserts always hot? - History & Culture: Was Napoleon short? is an educational book that has all the answers to fascinate kids’ minds. Next time someone tries to tell your child that “spinach makes you strong” or “there has never been life on Mars” let them set the facts straight.