Ripley's believe it or not! 2025 by Geoff Tibballs.
By: Tibballs, Geoff.
Series: .Publisher: London : Ripley Publishing, c2024Description: 255 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 31 cm.ISBN: 9781529941203.Subject(s): Human interest stories | Curiosities and wonders--Juvenile literatureDDC classification: Ref 032.02 T432 2024 Summary: This year... Marvel at the ice caves of Alaska. Find out what very unusual food Icelanders eat at their traditional mid-winter feast. Discover why Lucas the penguin has to wear rubber boots. Hear about the woman who sailed down the Missouri River in a giant hollowed-out pumpkin. And take the 'Funny Bones' test to see whether you can match photographs of skeletons to their animal owners.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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This year... Marvel at the ice caves of Alaska. Find out what very unusual food Icelanders eat at their traditional mid-winter feast. Discover why Lucas the penguin has to wear rubber boots. Hear about the woman who sailed down the Missouri River in a giant hollowed-out pumpkin. And take the 'Funny Bones' test to see whether you can match photographs of skeletons to their animal owners.
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