November celebrates all books non-fiction whether they cover history, geography, science, religion, philosophy or any of the other 19 genres. The theme for National Non-Fiction November 2024 is ‘Why Don’t You?’ which aims to stimulate discussion about hobbies and leisure activities and to encourage children to try something new.
This week, my book choice celebrates trivia, curiosity, and is a must for quizzers. There’s No Such Thing As A Silly Question by Mike Rampton, illustrated by Guilherme Karsten is the perfect book for anyone who has sat and wondered but been to shy to ask the question.
A brilliantly silly question-and-answer book, fact-checked by world-leading experts from across the University of Cambridge.
Did you know that there’s no set number of bones in the human body? Most babies are born with around 300 bones, but by the time they’ve grown up, they usually have between 206 and 213.
The vibrant double page spreads draw readers in and encourage shared enjoyment and astonishment at the myriad of facts covered throughout the book on every subject imaginable.
Covering a range of subjects from science, technology, engineering and mathematics to evolution, zoology, social history and more, this hilarious yet clever book expertly answers 213 of the most unusual and interesting questions you never thought to ask about the world – one for at least every bone in your body!
Perfect for non-fiction fans to dip in and out of or get stuck in from cover to cover to increase your general knowledge and top your local quiz league.
You can read an exclusive extract over on the Nosy Crow Website!