Nikola Tesla was crazy smart. He invented the idea for cell phones in 1893, discovered alternating current, and invent... MoreTwisted True Tales From Science: Insane Inventors
Two thousand years ago, Chinese scientists were looking for a medicine that would make them live forever. Instead, they ... MoreTwisted True Tales From Science: Explosive Experiments
London was once covered in a fog so polluted that it killed 12,000 people. The Aleppo earthquake killed 230,000 people, ... MoreTwisted True Tales From Science: Disaster Discoveries
Ground-up mummy bones, leeches sucking human blood, and a breakfast of dried mouse paste. It sounds like a horror movie,... MoreTwisted True Tales From Science: Medical Mayhem
This book explores the cause, impact, and aftermath of the tsunami that battered the coast of Asia in 2004. Easy-to-read... MoreIndian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami
Poison dart umbrellas, lipstick pistols, and cyanide guns were all a part of the arsenal of tools used by spies of the S... MoreTop Secret Files: The Cold War: Secrets, Special Missions, and Hidden Facts about the CIA, KGB, and MI6
Spy school, poison pens, exploding muffins, and Night Witches were all a part of World War II, but you won't learn that ... MoreTop Secret Files: World War II: Spies, Secret Missions, and Hidden Facts from World War II
George Washington had his own secret agents, hired pirates to fight the British, and helped Congress smuggle weapons, bu... MoreTop Secret Files: American Revolution: Spies, Secret Missions, and Hidden Facts from the American Revolution
Julius Caesar was kidnapped by pirates and Sir Frances Drake was both a swashbuckler and a knight, plundering ships in t... MoreTop Secret Files: Pirates and Buried Treasure: Secrets, Strange Tales, and Hidden Facts about Pirates
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