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David Feldman’s Why Do Clocks Run Clockwise? tackles the most odd and often overlooked questions our daily world throws at us. From the quirky reason clocks spin clockwise to the mystery of why hot dogs are packaged in tens while buns come in eights, the book offers concise, humorous explanations accessible to readers of all ages. Illustrated by Kassie Schwan, it fits into the Imponderables® series, inviting readers to explore the science behind the mundane.
First publish date: September 28, 1988
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: David Feldman
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