The Palace of Facts

'This gigantic, spectacularly colourful nonfiction treasury is crammed with 400 facts, displayed in the Hall of Mirrors, the Fossil Hall, the Aquarium, the Maze (“The world’s largest maze, in Yancheng, China, is designed in the shape of an elk”) and many more. A rainy-day delight for trivia mavens of 7 or 8+.'

* The Guardian *

'Take a journey through this fact-filled palace full of illustrated fun snippets.'

* Creative Steps Magazine *

'A spectacular book'

* School Reading List *

'Big and bold, ‘The Palace of Facts’ is the perfect book to explore this summer! ... A most enjoyable read, perfect for sharing!'

* Through the Bookshelf *

'I read some facts from the book to a friend in the car and my older brother stole the book while I was away – his favourite fact was about Mozart’s piano. I would recommend this to anyone of any age who likes facts – basically from 0 to 99 and above!'

* Reading2Smile, Ben aged 8 *

'The Palace of Facts is another What on Earth! triumph. They are very good at marrying art with information to create captivating books that draw their readers in and entice them to stay.'

* GeekDad *

'A dazzlingly inventive fact book that turns learning into a grand exploratory adventure ... With its generous format and gift-worthy presentation, it is ideal for curious minds and reluctant readers alike. Parents will appreciate its educational depth and visual appeal, and children will delight in its treasure hunt of knowledge and wonder.'

* Preneur Magazine *

'Packed with surprising facts that curious kids will love revisiting time and time again.'

* My Ba