Blends strange but true facts about the natural world with a handful of fictional accounts, challenging readers to discover which two out of every three stories are true.

So what if you picked up some historical inaccuracies (and flat-out myths) in history class. Your Brain On Facts is here to teach and reteach readers relevant trivia. It explains surprising science in simple language, gives the unexpected origins of pop culture classics, and reveals important titbits related to current issues. Get ready for trivia night done right. Inside, find true facts, strange facts, and just plain weird facts. Your Brain on Facts...

"There are plenty of books about unusual animals. This is a book about fourteen well-known animals--kangaroos, hippos, giraffes--who all have unusual characteristics. For instance, did you know that a kangaroo's kick can be deadly, that a giraffe can clean its own ears with its tongue, or that a hippo has teeth as long as a child's arm? This accessible book, full of amazing photographs and easy-to-digest factoids, is perfect for animal lovers of all...

Prove your awesomeness and bolster your stockpile of conversation starters! With over 500 outrageous and real facts about everything from hippo sweat to stars in the galaxy, you're sure to impress your friends, stump your colleagues, and crush the trivia night competition. Discover insane-but-true factoids and prove you really do know it all! Test out the true-or-false questions covering the gamut of science, sports, history, pop culture, and a potpourri...

"Presents more than 100 facts about sea animals in a layout that appeals to struggling and reluctant readers"--

During a family camp-out, a young girl asks many questions about what they will do, how she can help, and what they see and hear.

Jamie wants to quietly work on an art project near her friend, the sea, but people keep disturbing her by asking questions.

"In this playful and interactive "quiz," readers are asked a series of seemingly straightforward questions about themselves, only to have the questions turned around into something hilarious and absurd. All sorts of fantastical possibilities are suggested--could you be a unicorn? A mermaid? A werewolf?--before settling in on the most fantastic creature of all--"YOU!""--

A series of wordy paintings asks questions that can be answered with the words and pictures that make up the image or with the reader's own answers.

A father and daughter explore their neighborhood, talking and asking questions as they go.