“The Epic book of Epicness” by Adam Frost: A book about everything

“The Epic book of Epicness” is a book about everything, full of amazing facts that you wouldn’t find in other fact books. A few of my favourite pages include ones about: the height of a guinea pig’s tooth if it grew for 14 years; how to cook an ostrich egg; a red waterfall in Antarctica; and how amazing the water bear is.

One of the best things about this book is that there are facts about so many different things: animals, food and weather. There are funny facts, such as what noises animals make in different languages; disgusting facts, such as how much snot you swallow; and sad facts, such as how few tigers there are left in the world.

Open any page and you will find something fascinating.

The facts are presented with fun drawings so it should really be called ‘epic pictures’. The good thing about the pictures is that it makes the book easier to share with other people, like my little sister. They make it really easy to understand these amazingly epic facts.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes learning new things and I can’t wait to tell my friends some of the strange new facts I’ve discovered.

— Guardian News & Media Ltd