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Name: Now I know more
Author: Dan Lewis

Now I Know More is a compact handbook that presents a curated set of 100 intriguing anecdotes. Each entry offers a quick glimpse into a surprising fact from various realms, including scientific discoveries, sports records, and cultural milestones. Designed for quick reading, the book functions as a handy reference for curious minds looking to expand their knowledge in a light‑hearted and approachable way.

First publish date: 2014

Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Crafts & Hobbies

Authors: Dan Lewis

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