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Management number 233358322 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price $15.54 Model Number 233358322
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Packed with historical facts, seasonal activities and space to note your own adventures, 'The Dangerous Book for Boys Yearbook' will keep men and boys busy from January to December Stuffed with seasonal activities to do with your friends: when is conker season? Where can I roll giant cheeses and why? What is flounder tramping and do I really want to do it? Packed with useful historical facts to impress your friends: on what day was Isambard Kingdom Brunel born? When was the land speed record last broken and by whom? When were the Crown Jewels nearly stolen and how? And, on top of Conn and Hal Iggulden's fascinating and fun facts, there is space for you to add your own notes: when did you spot your first robin this year? Do you have a top tip for building the biggest and the best snowman? And is there a piece of family wisdom that you want to remember and treasure? Written with all the verve and wit that readers of 'The Dangerous Book for Boys' have come to love, and designed in the same beautiful packaging, it is a book to treasure -- and to use again and again. Read more

ISBN10 000725539X
ISBN13 978-0007255399
Edition First Edition
Language English
Publisher Harpercollins
Dimensions 7.81 x 1.31 x 10 inches
Item Weight 2.47 pounds
Publication date January 1, 2007

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