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Caroline Taggart - I Used To Know That (2nd Hand Hardback)
SKU B002407
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Synopsis
If you've forgotten the capital city of Chile; the basics of osmosis; how to solve a quadratic equation; the names of the Bennet sisters in Pride and Prejudice; who wrote the famous poem about daffodils; the use of a conjunction or the number of continents in the world, I Used to Know That will provide all the answers.
A practical guide to turn to when an answer is eluding you, when helping a child with homework or preparing them for the new school year, or maybe just to brush up on trivia for the pub quiz.
I Used to Know That covers English Language and Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography and General Studies, so never again will you find yourself stumped!
Details
- Format : Slightly Smaller 2nd Hand Hardback (No Dust Jacket Issued)
- Condition : Very Good (Almost As New)
- Category : Non-Fiction - Education, Textbooks & How-To Books
- Published : 2008 (Michael O'Mara Books)
- ISBN : 9781843173090
- SKU : B002407
- PPC : SP400gm
- RRP : £9.99
- Quantity Available : 1 only.
External Reviews
". . . well worth purchasing, interesting content, much to jog the memory plus new information not learned at school (by me!). Did you know that Delap-Uliga-Darrit was the capital of the Marshall Islands?" - Google Review.
"This is a fascinating book . . . it will no doubt be a great source of entertainment around many a dinner table" - She Magazine.
"A Sunday Times top-ten title in 2008 and a bestseller ever since, I Used to Know That has continued to delight readers with its pages of forgotten facts from our school days." - Google Books.