5-in-1 Book Bundle

Every family has one curious kid who has already read everything.

They finish a fact book in a weekend and beg for more. So here are five complete Too Weird to Be True! books in one giant collection: 1,500 true facts that sound made up and are not.

Try a few real ones right now:

• You glow in the dark. Right now. Your body gives off real light, about a thousand times too faint for any eye to see.
• A pistol shrimp snaps its claw so fast the bubble it makes gets almost as hot as the sun’s surface, for a split second.
• Hidekichi Miyazaki of Japan ran 100 metres in 42.22 seconds at age 105. Fans called him the Golden Bolt. He only took up sprinting in his nineties.
• The binturong, a shaggy rainforest animal, smells exactly like hot buttered popcorn. The smell comes from its pee.
• The Hydra had nine heads, and the middle one could never be destroyed. Chop off one head and two more grew back in its place.

Five weird worlds in one book

• Mind Blowing Facts. Animals, your body, outer space, wild weather, freaky food and the strangest days in history.
• Ocean Facts. Super sharks, deep sea monsters, glowing creatures, whales, reefs and shipwrecks.
• Sports Facts. Crazy records, bizarre rules, epic fails and true stories from every sport.
• Gross Facts. Snot, spit, sweat, bugs, mold, slime and the stinky science behind every yuck.
• Greek Mythology Facts. Zeus, Hercules, monsters, quests and the craziest myths ever told.

What your kid gets

• Big Weird pages. One giant fact, one giant picture and a speech bubble that begs to be read out loud.
• Fact Blasts. Quick facts in a row, perfect for car rides, cereal time and bedtime stalling.
• Weird true stories. Short tales of real people and real moments that sound impossible.
• True or Too Weird? quizzes. Spot the fakes planted between the real facts. Grown-ups fail these. That is the point.
• Read in any order. Every book works on its own, so kids can start with sharks, slime or Greek monsters.

Why parents choose this collection

• A whole year of reading in one gift. Reluctant readers finish it and ask what else you have.
• Kid safe from cover to cover. All the wonder and weirdness, none of the scary stuff.
• Illustrated throughout. Bold comic poster artwork, not clip art and not stock photos.
• Ages 7 to 12. Short enough for early readers, surprising enough for the whole family.

A perfect gift for Christmas morning, Hanukkah, birthdays, road trips and any curious kid who loves blowing grown-up minds.

Open to any page. Say « no way. » Repeat.