- Hardcover: 288 pages
- Publisher: Guinness World Records Limited; 2004 edition (26 Sep 2003)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0851121802
- ISBN-13: 978-0851121802
- Product Dimensions: 29.8 x 22.6 x 2.4 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 416,652 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Lightly bumped, some small scuffing to cover, pages superb, reflected in price. The 2004 edition of this popular collection of world records. (non)
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Thanks to Norris McWhirter and Arthur Guinness, Guinness World Records is not just a book nowadays: it's a must have, and Guinness World Records 2004 is no exception.
It's packed with fantastic feats, astonishing achievements, and simply staggering successes.
Guinness World Records 2004 is so aesthetically pleasing, and so damn interesting, you'll pick it up and won't put it down for a few hours.
It's full of awe-inspiring stuff, but be warned: it's not a book for the easily-put-off-their-dinner-by-a-gory-picture type.
Experience the world's best-selling authority on astonishing facts and unparalleled human achievements... for instance, did you know that:
- The fastest piece of furniture in the world is a
motorised sofa, with a top speed of 87 mph?
- The 650-volt shock produced by an electric eel
is powerful enough to stun an adult human, or light
an electric bulb?
- The longest fingernail ever grown was 2 ft 3 in
long?
Thought not. This book more than deserves 5 stars.
It's packed with fantastic feats, astonishing achievements, and simply staggering successes.
Guinness World Records 2004 is so aesthetically pleasing, and so damn interesting, you'll pick it up and won't put it down for a few hours.
It's full of awe-inspiring stuff, but be warned: it's not a book for the easily-put-off-their-dinner-by-a-gory-picture type.
Experience the world's best-selling authority on astonishing facts and unparalleled human achievements... for instance, did you know that:
- The fastest piece of furniture in the world is a
motorised sofa, with a top speed of 87 mph?
- The 650-volt shock produced by an electric eel
is powerful enough to stun an adult human, or light
an electric bulb?
- The longest fingernail ever grown was 2 ft 3 in
long?
Thought not. This book more than deserves 5 stars.
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