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It’s a mad, mad world presents a compilation of truth‑to‑the‑core, humorous stories and interesting tidbits that cover a broad range of subjects. The book invites juvenile readers on a journey of discovery, turning everyday curiosities into memorable experiences. Each entry is brief yet engaging, offering quick insights that spark wonder and laughter in equal measure.
First publish date: 1978
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Paul Stirling Hagerman
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