Lou Harry: 7 books

What city is considered the biggest consumer of Slurpees? Which country added the joker to the playing card deck? How many vertebraea are in a giraffe’s neck? You’ll find over 500 endlessly entertaining questions like these in this digest-sized trivia book that makes a perfect companion for car...

What is the most pirated movie of all time? Who was the first manager to win the World Series with teams from both leagues? What are the first two purchasable properties on the Monopoly board? Go bananas over the hundreds of brain bafflers you’ll find like these in this digest-sized trivia book...

Did you know that the first hockey puck was a sqaure, or that “You’re a Grand Old Flag” was originally called “You’re a Grand Old Rag?” Is there a 37-mile long magma chamber under New York City or Yellowstone National Park? Be stunned and stumped with over 500 brain-draining questions...

A WHOLE NEW WAY TO CHEAT ON YOUR DIET Meet Brin and Martin, Cheryl and Doug, Dierdre and Randy. Three normal married couples who share a common problem: all of the husbands weigh over 300 pounds—and not much of that’s muscle. The concerned wives concoct a plan and offer up a deal. Each...

A Timeless Treasury of Profane Proverbs With heartfelt advice by everyone from Eleanor Roosevelt and John Wayne to Bernie Mac, Ozzy Osbourne, and Margaret Cho, Dirty Words of Wisdom features an abundance of four-letter philosophy. “You can’t talk about fucking in America. People...

Which former Beatle starred in a Pizza Hut commercial? How many peg spaces are there in Battleship’s submarine piece? About how deep is the Earth’s magma layer? Find the answers to these questions and over 500 more mind-melting questions in this digest-sized trivia book you won’t be able to...

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