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1000 Awesomely Gross and Disgusting Facts

Name: 1000 Awesomely Gross and Disgusting Facts
ISBN: 9781472350381

By Grace Harvey

Adjectives

revolting thrilling educational entertaining

Genres

Nature Non-fiction

Synopsis

Embark on a thrilling journey through 1,000 of the most revolting facts ever! Discover which flower smells like rotten flesh, the creature that transforms water into slime, and why some people eat their own bogies. Explore caves blanketed in bat poo and uncover the yuckiest things, people, places, and animals in the universe. Brace yourself for a stomach-churning adventure into the world of the gross and disgusting!

Pages

224 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

Published

2014

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