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Splat the Fake Fact!: Doodle on them, laser beam them, lasso them

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Splat the Fake Fact!: Doodle on them, laser beam them, lasso them
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Adam Frost
Illustrated by Gemma Correll
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:160
Dimensions(mm): Height 190,Width 153
ISBN/Barcode 9781408889503
ClassificationsDewey:032.02
Audience
Children / Juvenile
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint Bloomsbury Childrens Books
Publication Date 3 May 2018
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Watch out! Some incorrect facts have escaped from my imagination and into the pages of this book. On every page there are incredible, hilarious, unlikely facts that are completely true... and one fact that isn't! Can you find the imposter fact and reveal it before it goes out into the world? Can you guess which of these facts is NOT true? Woodlice have blue blood. Dead cabbage cafe is the name of a band. King Edward III banned football in England. You swallow about 1 litre of snot a day! (That's roughly 5 skips FULL of snot, swallowed during your lifetime.) When glass snakes are attacked, their tail shatters into little pieces - these pieces jump around and distract the predator... while the rest of the snake escapes! Read on as you hunt for fascinating facts and use your detective skills to uncover the untrue 'fact'. With hilarious illustrations, you'll need all your brains to discover the answers: can you 'squash' the made-up bug fact, decipher hieroglyphics, and join the stars in a night-time sky to find all the answers?

Author Biography

Adam Frost is one of the UK's most exciting children's writers. He has won the Blue Peter Book Award 2016 - Best Book with Facts, and been nominated for the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize. When Adam is not collecting weird and wonderful facts, he works as a website editor and information designer for publications such as The Guardian, Buzzfeed and The BFI. His favourite animal is the brown-throated sloth.