Remember everything about 2014 with The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2015

A new year has started and it will be hard to remember what happen in 2014. A few months from now, we will be trying to remember how long ago some things happened and details about each one of them. And as more years go by, it will be even harder to remember all the details, so what a better way to have all that information that a small compact book? Yes, The World Almanac and Book of facts 2015 is a small book that has awesome information.

We received a copy for review and asked my son to help me with the review, here it is what he has to say about the book

• Small, easy to carry
• Very cool data
• Useful for school projects
• Easy to read

So in case you are wondering what The World Almanac and Book of facts 2015 is, let me tell you a little bit about it.

Since its debut in 1868, The World Almanac and Book of Facts has become the best-selling American reference book of all time, with more than 82 million copies sold. This essential household and workplace desk reference is “the most useful reference book known to modern man,” according to the L.A. Times. Renowned New York Times crossword puzzle editor Will Shortz calls it his “#1 reference work for facts.”

The World Almanac is the #1 best-selling American reference book of all time. It is thesource for essential and authoritative facts for entertainment, reference and learning. The book contains thousands of facts and statistics that aren’t publicly available which are sourced and double-checked by the staff of World Almanac experts.

The 2015 Edition is jam-packed with essential and authoritative facts. The Wall Street Journalcalls The World Almanac and Book of Facts “a treasure trove of political, economic, scientific and educational statistics and information.” Available wherever books are sold.

So weather you want a year in review, or learn about US populations and have data about Ebola, you will find this book a great resource. It will also be great to use when researching things for school projects.

To learn more about the book, visit their webpage