Ran-Dumb Fun Facts & Interesting Stories to Make U Smile

Silly-Smart Brain Food

De: Phil Della

Narrado por: Kelly Klaas

Discover inside: Everything you never thought to ask, but were totally happy to find out. This rated-PG book shares little-known facts and forgotten stories to satisfy your curiosity. You will discover secrets about everyday things, from vitamin D to zippers to even undead hamsters.

Do you ever wonder what space smells like? Why is Gatorade called that? How can you earn money from sleeping? Sixty-five offbeat questions about Starbucks, potatoes, spit, Super Mario, worms, and whatever. Each chapter answers these questions and throws in extra tidbits for your enjoyment. Get smarter and have a little stupid fun at the same time.

Questions like: Why cant Johnny Depp enjoy 3D movies? Did Dr. Seuss have a dark side? What secrets did painter Bob Ross have? How are toilets different around the world? Listening to it may make you say, "I was today years old when I found this out".

It's got everything you thought you didn't want to know. If you're ready for some lighthearted brain food, then download this audiobook today.

©2023 Phil Della (P)2024 Phil Della

Funny and Interesting

I was expecting to hear the same ole' same ole', but was pleasantly surprised at the creativity put into some of these questions. It had me laughing out loud several times, and I learned quite a bit. Not sure that I'll ever use what I learned, but nonetheless, I can tell you why we have 2 nostrils :)

Fun for kids

I listened to this with my kids in the car and it was a lot of fun. We like things like random facts so this was a fun little listen that kept us entertained. A lot of the things I really didn't know about.

A well written and interesting book

This is not your typical interesting fact book. Sixty eight facts and stories with sufficient, but not too lengthy of an explanation. … Did you know there are no rats in Alberta and why? Perfect to listen to when I was running and a good of trivia to share with friends.

A Must-Listen Adventure with Ran-Dumb Fun Facts

If you're in the mood for a delightful escape filled with quirky trivia and stories hat keeps you wondering with curiosity, then Ran-Dumb Fun Facts & Interesting Stories to Make U Smile by Silly-Smart Brain Food is your perfect pick. This audiobook is a treasure trove of the kind of fun facts that make you the star of any conversation and leave you chuckling to yourself long after you've hit pause. One of the best things about this audiobook is how quickly time passes while listening. You’ll find yourself so engrossed that you won’t even realize how much time has gone by until it's over.

Fun & Lighthearted with Interesting Bits!

This audiobook is a wonderful combination of amusing tales and oddball facts that will make you smile. Listening to Kelly Klaas' colorful and captivating narration enhances the enjoyment of each story. This is the ideal option if you're searching for something amusing that will keep you entertained and teach you a few interesting things at the same time. It's a great suggestion for anyone who needs a pick-me-up!

Full of information

This was a delightful book filled with literally random facts and interesting stories! I found that this book was great when working with the kids that I worked with and sparked engaging conversation. Because it’s of the structure too, I like that each chapter or fact could be read on it’s own and I could really pick up the book whenever I felt like it or keep reading if for longer if that what I felt that day. I also liked that this book made me think of things that I’ve usually never pondered before about our world.

Charging mushrooms in sunlight?

If you read the sentence above then you’ll start to get the kind of vibe this title gives off–one of absolute intrigue that is very cleverly written and put together. Not only is this title full of funny facts that will have you and the whole family knee-slapping away, but it’s also immensely educational. I mean, just the segment on vitamin D alone was the equivalent of a chemistry class, except I actually wanted to listen and was completely captivated. Who knew that vitamin D was added in the 30s to help strengthen bones within the community–and this all coincides with sheep’s wool?! Yeah, it gets that weird and interesting.

In addition, the narrator is perfect for this title and keeps you listening and engaged without loosing your place or becoming distracted–he has a very engaging voice.

Phil Della is obviously a very knowledgeable writer who not only has done their homework, but delivers it to the reader/listener with such skill that it creates a page turner full of endless anticipation.