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Real or Fake? 2: More Far-Out Fibs, Fishy Facts, and Phony Photos to Test for the Truth
Can you detect a hoax from the real deal? See right through photo trickery? Spot the phony logic in a story in seconds? Put your sleuthing skills to work in this fun book! See if you can find the truth behind bizarre stories, faulty facts, iffy lists, news headlines, and more. Does the world's largest mushroom (a humongous fungus!) really cover a space the size of 1,665 football fields? Did people really once pay a "knocker-up" to bang on their window each morning as an early version of the alarm clock? Check the Fib-o-Meter to find out! Complete with incredible photos and quirky collage art, this is another Nat Geo Kids book you have to read to believe...or disbelieve!
Book Details
- Publisher: National Geographic Kids
- Publish Date: May 16th, 2017
- Pages: 208
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 6.40in - 6.40in - 0.50in - 0.75lb
- EAN: 9781426327780
- Recommended age: 08-12
- Categories: • Curiosities & Wonders
About the Author
EMILY KRIEGER is a writer, editor, and fact-checker specializing in science and children's nonfiction. She has fact-checked the capital of Kyrgzstan and other countries for the National Geographic Bee; amassed amazing tidbits about bugs, birds and brains for5,000 Awesome Facts(About Everything!); interviewed scientists about Bigfoot and George Washington's dentures for the book Myths Busted! (named the Children's Choice Book Awards best book in the 5th/6th grade category in May 2014); and pondered alien and ancient life while editing Science News for Kids.
Praise for this book
"In this follow-up to 2016's Real or Fake?, Krieger presents dozens of brief, headline-worthy tales, then asks readers to determine which are real and which are made up... Constructed of overlapping photographs in a way that recalls a cobbled-together ransom note, Cocotos's collages bring an off-kilter energy to the pages, just right for this array stories that are too wild to be believed--or shouldn't be." -- Publisher's Weekly .