Wombat Poop Is Cube Shaped

Did you know wombat poop is cube-shaped?

Or that some turtles breathe through their butts?
Or that cows have best friends — and get stressed when they’re apart?

These aren’t made-up. They’re just a few of the 500+ hilarious, weird, and totally true facts waiting inside this book.

Welcome to Wombat Poop Is Cube-Shaped — the fact book that actually gets kids reading (even the ones who “don’t like books”). Packed with mind-blowing trivia, strange science, and gross-but-fascinating facts, it transforms reading into an adventure full of laughter, surprises, and “Wait, seriously?!” moments.

Perfect for curious minds, this book dives into 12 weird and wonderful themes, including:

• Space Is Bonkers – From burping black holes to floating planets
• The Wild World of Animals – Peeing lobsters, boxing kangaroos, and cheese-grater snail tongues
• The Crazy Human Body – Where your taste buds really live and why astronauts can’t whistle
• Earth’s Oddities – Vanishing lakes, glowing caves, and a tree that walks
• World Records, Sports Fails & Accidental Discoveries – Flaming lakes, giant crystals, and inventions born by mistake

And with fun illustrations throughout, even visual learners and reluctant readers will be hooked.

Each fact is short, surprising, and irresistibly shareable—perfect for reading cover to cover or flipping through at random.

Whether your child is a budding scientist, an animal lover, a trivia fan, or fascinated by the weird and wonderful, this book will get them reading, learning, and quoting facts at the dinner table.

Want a book that gets your kid laughing, learning, and actually reading?

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Tom Holiday believes learning should be just as fun as laughing - preferably at the same time. He writes hilarious, brain-tickling books for kids who love asking big questions - like why wombat poop is cube-shaped, how sharks sleep, or whether insects can burp (spoiler: it's complicated).Tom's books are stuffed with strange facts, crazy creatures, and enough "Did you know?" moments to amaze friends, gross out siblings, and impress teachers. His goal is simple: make kids laugh, make them curious, and accidentally teach them a bunch of awesome things along the way.