The Little Book of Big Fun Facts
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The Little Book of Big Fun Facts is a little book full of big fun facts for the whole family, but not babies, unless theyre genius babies who know how to read. Learn fascinating, humorous, and mostly pointless nuggets of information with which to amaze and/or bore your friends, family, co-workers and complete strangers.
Did you know that the same person voiced Cookie Monster, Yoda and Miss Piggy?
Did you know that in 1847 Philipp Semmelweis lowered the mortality rate during childbirth by 10% by having doctors wash their hands?
Or that the University of Oxford was created before the Aztec Empire?
Well if you didnt before, you do now. And theres more where that came from inside!
Lowell R Torres
Lowell was born and raised in NW Indiana, he lives today with his wife and two children in Bloomington, Indiana.
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The Little Book of Big Fun Facts - Lowell R Torres
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iUniverse rev. date: 07/07/2016
Contents
Preface
Australia
US Presidents
Ignaz Semmelweis
The Human Body
Preface
By the fall of 2004 I was growing sick and tired of college life. It had been three years and I was treading water, dissatisfied with my choice of History as a major but unsure of what, exactly I’d do with that when I graduated. I’d started college as a Journalism major but the rules were too confining and restrictive (a belief that would only be confirmed when I worked at the school newspaper a couple years later). So when an editor for the Indianapolis Star showed up to one of my J100 classes and said, History majors end up as journalists as often as Journalism majors
I was at my advisor’s office immediately to start the switch.
I didn’t even really want to be a journalist, I just liked to – and wanted to – write. I wanted to be a novelist, to translate the stories that often popped into my head and took residence for a couple days or weeks or months or years. The problem