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	title:	Do Fish Drink Water? (Collins)
	author:	Bill McLain
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Collins
	released:	September 4, 2006
	isbn:	000724049X
	isbn-13:	9780007240494

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Customer Reviews
Intresting but american - Rated This book is very intresting and full of great facts. However if you are not american, i dont reccomend buying it. many of the questions are very american, e.g. "most terrifying of all is the 'roundabout'... there are no stop signs or rules for yielding", and he explains what a british roundabout is... "who was the youngest american to go up into space?"... "what caused the fire that destroyed san fransisco?"... Good book, but i reccomend the QI book instead for british buyers.

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Intresting but american - Rated 3/5
This book is very intresting and full of great facts.
However if you are not american, i dont reccomend buying it. many of the questions are very american, e.g. "most terrifying of all is the 'roundabout'... there are no stop signs or rules for yielding", and he explains what a british roundabout is... "who was the youngest american to go up into space?"... "what caused the fire that destroyed san fransisco?"...
Good book, but i reccomend the QI book instead for british buyers.