Weird-but-True Facts about U.S. Presidents
From the Series: Weird-but-True Facts
Reviews
A noteworthy review of Weird-but-True Facts from Library Media Connection on November 1, 2013
This series is a fun way to look at history and information. Colorful pictures will attract readers of all ages. The pages are not overly wordy, which will appeal to children. Facts are presented as short snippets of information that are similar to those in trivia games. The books will… View →
A noteworthy review of Weird-but-True Facts from Booklist on April 1, 2013
Pop-eyed cartoon figures, loud colors, and big, emphatic type crank up the hype for an assortment of quirky presidential abilities, characteristics, pastimes, and firsts. Though some will astonish readers of any age—Garfield, for instance, supposedly could write simultaneously in… View →
A noteworthy review of Weird-but-True Facts from School Library Journal on April 1, 2013
These high-interest titles deliver information on a variety of subjects. Each volume begins with an introduction to the topic and closes with the somewhat redundant assertion that the ‘weird-but-true’ facts ‘are all true!’ The facts themselves are printed in a… View →