10 Things You Didn't Know About Uranus: A Collection of Interesting Stories, Facts and Trivia about Mythical Creatures, Unsolved Mysteries, The Human Body, Space and Much More! Paperback – Import, 30 October 2023

it was a great gag gift for Christmas, I hope they read it

This is an interesting book for both children and adults. One chapter in this book is about Uranus. The other chapters in this book are about other subjects. Some of the interesting information that this book mentions include the following information: Uranus reaches temperatures of minus 367.96 degrees F with wind speeds of almost 621 miles per hour. Uranus is the second less dense planet in the solar system. The only planet in this solar system that remains lighter is Saturn. Hakarl is Iceland's national dish. Haggis is the national dish of Scotland. The llamas are eaten in Brazil.

This is a short (120 pages) but informative book that covers a huge variety of interesting facts about the 7th planet from the and a whole lot more.The book covers a wide range of topics, including the history of Uranus' discovery, its physical characteristics, its moons and rings, and it's role in the solar system. Before we get to outer space though, Moore takes us on a somewhat unexpected journey beginning with the extremes of the human body, before covering such diverse subject matter as unsolved mysteries, fear, strange food, inventors and inventions, animal Olympics, gadgets, and mythical creatures.One of the things that makes Moore's book so enjoyable is the way he presents the information. He does a great job of explaining complex concepts in a way that is humorous and easy to understand. It's a perfect book to pick up and read for 10 minutes in no particular order.Overall, 10 Things You Didn't Know About Uranus is a great book for anyone who wants to learn more about this fascinating planet as well as a plethora of diverse and entertaining subject matter. It's informative, engaging, and well written. Leave a copy in your bathroom.

This book covers 10 very diverse topics and within each one you will learn all sorts of strange and fun facts with which you can impress your family and friends.A book for older children (11+) but adults can learn from it too.

This book is very entertaining and could entertain young and the older readers.Many items shed a light hearted commentary.Highly recommend