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This 256-page encyclopedia of oddities offers a wealth of amazing stories and features showcasing unexpected and unimaginable people, places, and creatures from around the world.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
• Incredible photographs and stories from around the world throughout
• 32 main articles featuring the most sensational entries, accompanied by a selection of fantastic images and intriguing text and captions
• Boxed features highlighting other key entries all with a fabulous accompanying image and its associated story
• Trivia boxes scattered throughout the book, offering bizarre collections of facts, all with some link to the rest of the unbelievable stories surrounding them
• Colorful mini-text highlight boxes
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Curioddities - Seriously Weird!
Ripley's Believe It or Not! The Remarkable... Revealed
Ripley's Twists - Mighty Machines
Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Special Edition 2011
Dare You
The Boys' Book of Adventure
Art and Max
Geronimo Stilton - The Haunted Castle
The New Zealand Twelve Days of Christmas
Dirty Bertie: Aliens!
Bambi the Blind Alpaca
The Writing On The Wall
That's What Dragons DoProduct reviews...
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Review by: black-kat (Dave)
Dated: 28th of September, 2006
If you like books dealing with the weird, wacky and completely strange, then this is the book for you, it has everything from the bizzare world of Ripley's that you could ever want.
Pretty much most of what is in here is amazing and I have to trust the authenticity of the articles and images, however there was one item I had trouble believing, there was a picture of a Crocodile Hand Rattle, which you might say was pretty standard fare for Ripley's, however the fact that it was being called a 'Maori crocodile hand rattle from New Zealand' made me a wee bit suspicious as I have yet to see a crocodile in the wild here in New Zealand.
But aside from that possibly incorrect information it's still a great book to leave lying on the coffee table to encourage some really stimulating (and quite possibly bizzare) discussions.
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