Which is the highest point on Earth? What is the national sport of Turkey? When was the first pillow invented? The world is filled with fascinating facts and strange stories, and we have compiled a list of them for you! 365 Facts You Must Know contains answers to a lot of universal mysteries and also offers you interesting information that will fill your head with wonder and, of course, knowledge Browse through the book and show off your new "fact"ual knowledge to everyone!

From over 100 sources, popular gift book author Robert Strand has compiled both common and little-known facts about Jesus Christ. The Jesus that Strand uncovers is definitely the Christ of the Gospels, and the political, cultural, and religious times in which He lived are brought to life in this terrific book. Read about the traditions that Jesus grew up with, the historical facts about his birth, death, and resurrection, and man's ideas about Him vs. reality. Great as a reference book or gift, this collection of fascinating facts serves to illuminate God With Us.

From ancient Egypt to modern times, this compendium presents interesting factoids, tidbits, and trivia from history for every day of the year. With intriguing snippets sure to please any history aficionado, this collection provides the answers to questions such asWhat was the first television advertising broadcast and what was advertised?When was the first executioner appointed in the United Kingdom and who was on the receiving end of his services'andWhat once caused Big Ben to run four and a half minutes slow?

Packed with a wealth of information about "Eretz Israel," the Land of Israel, 365 Fascinating Facts about Israel brings the region to life, especially for those who have never been there. From general information about climate, culture, and customs, to concise information about Middle East politics, wars, and efforts for peace, this book is the only handbook you need to understand this magnificent land. Add to your knowledge with such facts as the following: "Palestine" was a word coined by the Roman Empire after the time of Christ. Israel today is a leading exporter of flowers, fulfilling the prophecies that the region would again bloom after God regathered the Jews from their worldwide dispersion. Jerusalem is located in Judea, an area today known to many as the "West Bank." Modern Israel, over 50 years old, is barely younger than neighboring states Jordan, Syria, and Iraq. The Holy Land is bordered on the west by the Mediterranean Sea, and on the right by the Jordan River.

This is a lively overview of recent breakthroughs and discoveries in science, as well as a review of some basic principles, in the form of intriguing trivia questions and answers. Covering a broad range of subjects, the book includes the disciplines of computer science, technology, medicine and health, Earth science, chemistry, astronomy, physics and mathematics. Each entry is accompanied by a short list of recommended reading on two levels: one in popular and accessible literature and the other in readily available scientific journals.

Learn something new with 366 fascinating facts from NPR librarian Kee Malesky What was the greatest thing before sliced bread?1 What color did carrots used to be?2 Why do many American spellings differ from their British counterparts?3 What does it mean "to have one's eyes lined with ham"? 4 If you know the answers to these questions, then you're John Hodgman. If you had to look for them below, you need this book.5 Kee Malesky, author of All Facts Considered, returns with a year's worth of facts on the arts, history, language, natural history, religion, and science to build up your brain. From "What is the only sea without coastlines?" to "How did the tradition of April Fool's Day begin?", this book is the best way to know more stuff than that other guy.6 Learn Something New Every Day is the ideal gift for anyone with an inquisitive mind and an appreciation of the wonders of the world around us. But don't give it to them. You don't want them to know more than you do. 1. Bagged bread. 2. Purple. 3. Blame?or thank?Noah Webster. 4. That's the Italian expression for "can't see the wood for the trees." 5. You'd enjoy it too, Mr. Hodgman. 6. Discovering more than one fact per day can cause increased confidence. We've probably already put you at risk with the four above. Learn safely.

Ages 4 years & over. The 365 series books are a unique product created keeping in mind the number of days we have in a year. Each book has 365 stories that will encourage children to read one story each day, inculcating in in them to read the good habit of book reading.

You might be surprised to learn about the saint who rode a donkey backwards, the saint who helped a "criminal" escape from prison, the saint who was afraid of water, the saint who was kidnapped by pirates, & lots more! Learn how ordinary men & women did extraordinary things & became known as saints. If you think you already know all there is to know about saints, you might decide to think again. Written for grades 1 - 6. Whimsically illustrated.

Knowledge is power - but USELESS KNOWLEDGE HAS SUPERPOWERS! - Engage and amaze, surprise, entertain, improve creativity and start conversations. It has been said you should learn something new everyday - well here is the book to make it happen - 365 random useless facts - one for every day of the year! Find out which country does not have mosquitoes, the number or muscles in a caterpillar, what you call a group of hippos, where you will find the longest staircase and the longest street in the world, how much energy your brain uses to think, how to melt a pearl, what space smells like and so much more! Most facts are a line long -but could spark a lifetime of learning or if shared turn a stranger into a friend. You will never be lost for words or something to say with the knowledge contained in this book. A simple clear layout that keeps you wanting to read. This book is wonderful way to get kids and teens reading and families and friends talking and laughing. Learn facts about history, geography, space, anatomy, animals, fantastic feats, and so much more. Become the person who knows a fun fact about almost everything and has the superpower of being able to amaze and engage others with a fun fact. You won't be able to keep what's inside this book to yourself - it's just too good!

Spanning more than 100 years, New York: 365 Days is a spectacular collection of then-and-now photographs that capture the rhythms and moods of the greatest city in the world. Selected from the vast archive of The New York Times, the extraordinary images in this book include many rarely-seen moments, with stops at famous landmarks and memorable events as well as a dizzying array of evocative everyday New York scenes. Featuring an introduction by bestselling New York writer Gay Talese, New York: 365 Days offers a portrait of Gotham that natives and visitors alike will find riveting.