Rebecca Pry – illustratör

Give trivia lovers a nature book that makes them say, “No way.”Explore the wild and the wacky in this fun addition to the True Facts series that shares all things flora and fauna. Give the gift that keeps giving to friends, family, fathers, or grads and test your knowledge.Nature is full of facts that are stranger, funnier, grosser, and more unbelievable than fiction. True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Nature brings together 500 researched facts from the zaniest corners of the natural world - from bizarre animal behavior and strange plant science to fungi, oceans, human biology, and Earth’s weirdest natural phenomena.Inside you'll find:A funny nature trivia book packed with 500 true facts that sound too strange, gross, wild, or unbelievable to be real.Covers animals, plants, fungi, oceans, human biology, and Earth’s weirdest natural phenomena.Made for gifting: great for dads, grads, nature lovers, science fans, white elephant exchanges, stocking stuffers, and birthdays.Easy to flip through at parties, game nights, road trips, coffee tables, or anytime readers want a fast conversation starter.Built to spark conversation, debate, and “did you know?” moments at trivia night, family gatherings, classrooms, and casual reading. This is a fast, funny, easy-to-browse fact book for curious adults and older teens who love animals, science, nature, trivia night, or weird-but-true discoveries.  Flip to any page for a surprising fact, use it to stump friends at trivia night, pass it around at game night, or keep it nearby for coffee-table reading, road trips, and laugh-out-loud conversation starters.Gather 'round and get ready to learn some wild and crazy trivia and facts such as:True or False? Mosquitoes have a preference for certain blood types.True or False? Caring for houseplants has been shown to make humans more stressed.Did you know: Fish don’t have eyelids, but the giant guitarfish can protect its eyes by retracting its eyeballs nearly 2 inches (5 centimeters) inside its head.True or False? The average adult human has more than 60,000 miles of blood vessels inside their body. True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Nature is a fun pick for Father’s Day, graduation, birthdays, holidays, stocking stuffers, white elephant gifts, and nature lovers who like their science with a sense of humor.Don’t miss out on other titles in the Mind-Blowing True Facts series.True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tMore True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: NatureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Pop CultureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: SportsTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: World History

A funny trivia gift book built for laughs, debates, and “wait, really?” moments.The Mind-Blowing True Facts series returns with 500 more claims that sound too ridiculous, bizarre, or unbelievable to be real—until you find out they are. More True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t is a fast, funny trivia book for readers who love weird facts, random knowledge, and the thrill of learning something they immediately want to repeat.Inside, readers will find the kind of facts that sound completely made up until they learn they are true: bizarre historical details, surprising science, unbelievable food facts, pop-culture oddities, and more. Read it solo, pass it around at a party, bring it on a trip, or collect it with the rest of the Mind-Blowing True Facts series.Includes 500 weird, funny, and unbelievable true facts across history, science, food, music, entertainment, and more.Designed for quick reading: open anywhere for a fact, laugh, debate, or instant conversation starter.Great for trivia night, road trips, bathroom reading, family read-aloud moments, parties, bars, classrooms, and casual browsing.A giftable pick for dads, grads, hosts, coworkers, stocking stuffers, white elephant exchanges, and hard-to-shop-for readers.Part of the Mind-Blowing True Facts series—perfect as a standalone novelty book or an add-on for collectors. Flip to any page for a conversation starter, road-trip debate, trivia-night advantage, bathroom-reader break, or read-aloud moment that makes everyone ask, “Wait—is that actually true?” From history and science to food, music, entertainment, and everyday oddities, this collection turns strange-but-real information into bite-size fun. Enjoy trivia knowledge like: How long did the shortest war in history last?True or False? There was once a mustache strike in France.Are babies born crying with an accent?True or False? a dentist invented cotton candy.Is cheese the most widely shoplifted food in the world? Whether you are buying for a fact fanatic, a trivia lover, a bathroom reader, or someone who loves proving that truth is stranger than fiction, this book delivers compact, read-anywhere entertainment.Start here or collect it with the original volume and other titles in the Mind-Blowing True Facts series.True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tMore True Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*tTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: NatureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: Pop CultureTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: SportsTrue Facts That Sound Like Bull$#*t: World History

The Illustrated Compendium of Weirdly Specific Words is an illustrated dictionary of the 300+ most specific words in the English language, along with their definitions, roots, and (hilarious) usage quotes!Have you ever been lying in your bed, surrounded by crumbs and wrappers, feasting on your fifth pop tart and thought, I wish there was a word for this? Well, there is! Accubationis - the practice of eating and drinking while lying down. The English language is populated by many words that have a regular place in everyday conversation, and The Illustrated Compendium of Weirdly Specific Words celebrates these words by featuring definitions, origins and usage, and coupling illustrations. Words include:Badling (noun) - a group of ducks.Crapulence (noun) - sickness resulting from eating too much.Guddle (verb) - fishing only with your hands.Kaiju (noun) - A film genre characterized by giant, terrifying monsters.Slugabed (noun) - A lazy person who stays in bed late.Wegotism (noun) - The excessive use of the word ‘we'.With more than 300 insanely specific words, you'd think that you would know a few of them, right? Well, think again! We're willing to wager that you don't know a single one of these words! Unless, of course, you have a special interest in the smell of horse urine (the word for that particular odor is jumentuous). The Illustrated Compendium of Weirdly Specific Words not only captures these words through equally specific illustrations, it also tells you what they mean! And like so many great reference books before it, it is organized in alphabetical order, from aglet to zopissa.Readers will close this book a little bit smarter than they were when they picked it up!

Learning how to count has never been yuckier! With an outrageously furry cover and playful 1-2-3s, The Yuckiest--and Most Fun--Counting Book in the World celebrates how fun counting can be! This colorful counting book pairs numbers with silly rhymes and hilarious illustrations to create a delightfully fun journey from 1 through 10 and beyond! Including...1 muddy puddle, squishy and mucky2 shoes, reeking and grimy3 baby diapers, goopy and poopy4 pickle ice creams, sour, bitter, and drippy5 apples, rotten and wormyIt's the funniest way to get from 1 to 10! Just look at the cover: draped in striped, brightly colored fur, The Yuckiest--and Most Fun--Counting Book in the World boasts a so-ugly-its-cute aesthetic that will look good on any bookshelf or nursery. But it's not what's on the outside that counts . . . it's what's on the inside, which is why we've opted for sturdy board book pages built to last. Revisit the fun of learning with this whimsical exploration of the 1-2-3s. Now kids will never forget their numbers!