Funny Factopia 2026

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Funny FACTopia! turns fact-finding into a gloriously silly treasure hunt, linking 100 curious nuggets about everything from farting zebras and brainless jellyfish to dinosaurs, doughnuts and candyfloss. The branching trails make it especially appealing to curious, maybe less confident readers who enjoy dipping in and out: the tiny format and busy page design may suit short bursts of reading better than long, quiet sessions.

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What is Funny Factopia 2026 about?

Embark on a hilarious journey through Funny FACTopia!, where each astonishing fact leads to the next in unexpected ways. Discover why zebras fart when startled, how jellyfish function without brains, and the surprising size of a T. rex's eyeballs. With interconnected facts spanning topics from crocodiles to candyfloss, this book offers endless trails of laughter and learning. Where will your curiosity take you?

About the author

Christopher Lloyd is a British author who loves bringing history and science to life through exciting stories and facts. He is best known for his book 'Absolutely Everything!', which takes readers on a journey through the history of the world. Kate Olesin enjoys helping to create books that inspire children to discover new things.

Discussion ideas around Funny Factopia 2026

The funniest facts: Which fact in the book makes you laugh most, and why do you think it is funny?

Following the trail: How do the links between the facts change the way you explore the book? Which trail would you create yourself?

Amazing animals: Which animal fact surprises you most, and what new question does it make you want to investigate?

Real or ridiculous?: Why can strange facts sometimes sound made-up, and how could you check whether one is true?

Sharing discoveries: Choose one fact from the book to tell a friend or family member. Who would enjoy hearing it most, and why?