Trivia category: 3486 books

American Trivia includes the origin of the national anthem, stories about national treasures such as the Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty, fascinating information about the country’s many heroes and inventors, and more!

American history isn't trivial Where did the Pilgrims first land? Not Plymouth Rock. They actually made landfall in the New World at what is now Provincetown, Massachusetts. We've probably all used a safety pin or two at some point, but who invented it? Walter Hunt of New York, who made the...

From the identity and motives of America's first faithless presidential elector to the Venezuelan yachtsman who sought the White House, Presidential Election Trivia presents over 50 fascinating facts and stories of intriguing and colorful events and personalities that have arisen during the United States'...

Arizona was the last continental state to enter the Union. Arizona Trivia is full of fun facts about this young state. Approximately how many rounds of golf were played in Phoenix in 2000? And what are the deepest and widest points of the Grand Canyon? (Answers: 11 million; 6,000 vertical feet, and...

Into the Water: A Novel by Paula Hawkins | Trivia/QuizThis companion includes the following:- Quiz / Trivia- Multiple Choices- The correct answerLet's fun and happy with yourself, your family and your friends.

Mark Kearney and Randy Ray, Canada’s Trivia Guys, thought they had covered it all with their previous best-selling trivia books, but it turns out this country has even more weird and wonderful tales to tell. Pucks, Pablum and Pingos is a unique collection of easy-to-read trivia bites, quizzes, and...

What's your One Direction Music IQ? - Which song broke the VEVO record held by “Boyfriend” for most video views in first 24 hours of release? (Question #1) - Which song’s music video was premiered on 19th August 2011? (Question #2) -Which song from “Take Me Home” starts...

Presenting five books in Doug Lennox’s popular and exhaustive trivia series. Throughout these books you will find and astound your friends and family with such questions (and the answers to them, of course) as: Why do the British drive on the left and North Americans on the right? Exactly how long...

One of the thirteen original colonies, Connecticut is a fascinating state and Connecticut Trivia is full of facts to prove it. You will learn "What 1639 document, written in Hartford, is considered to be the first written constitution for a democracy?" and "What famed nineteenth-century...

Presenting three books in the popular and exhaustive trivia series. This collection takes a trip to the dark side of crime and disaster that is educational and informative. Lennox answers such questions as: How long does it really take to analyze a DNA sample? Who started the first forensics laboratory?...

This book contains 200 clue-based questions that will send you on a scavenger hunt throughout the city. If you want to add a little bit of history into your relationship, then you won’t want to miss this book! This book contains four different scavenger-based trivia hunts; they may also be purchased separately.

Known for Seattle's Space Needle, spectacular mountains, computers, and outdoor adventure, the state of Washington is celebrated in Washington Trivia. Here the reader can find out what city in Washington elects an official grouch each year, what started the Spokane fire of 1889, and for what wrongdoing...

Do you know what Paleontologists study? Or what term is used to sack a Catholic priest? No? Well Bob does! And he's finally willing to share his general knowledge with you. Paleontologists study fossils and a sacked priest is unfrocked. Now there's just 9,998 more trivia facts for you to learn...

It’s all about the facts—and Uncle John is back with a ton of them! For the 32nd year, Uncle John and his loyal researchers have teamed up to bring you the latest tidbits from the world of pop culture, history, sports, and strange news stories. If you want to read about celebrity misdeeds,...