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1,000 Common Delusions And How To Hold A Crocodile Books
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Two fun books for lovers of fascinating facts and offbeat wisdom. 1,000 Common Delusions debunks persistent myths. Examples: Ostriches don't bury their heads in the sand, geishas aren't always female and bagpipes weren't invented in Scotland. How to Hold a Crocodile is packed with practical information not taught in school, like how to roast an ox, repel cavalry, catch a cockroach, and become a saint.
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