What was the most surprising fact you learned from this book?

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Which fact would you share with a friend or family member?

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Space, Humans, and Farts

Name: Space, Humans, and Farts
ISBN: 9781536412253

by Dan Gutman

Bestselling author Dan Gutman shares a collection of hilarious and weird facts about outer space and the human body in this engaging middle grade guide.

About This Book

Did you know that the planet Jupiter has at least fifty moons? Did you know that Albert Einstein s brain was stolen after he died?!

Concepts

Curiosity & Wonder Joy & Gratitude Creativity & Imagination Science Experiments Humor Space

Wonderlit Review

Dan Gutman's 'Space, Humans, and Farts' is a delightful dive into the weird and wonderful world of science, perfectly tailored for middle-grade readers. The book delivers exactly what its title promises: a collection of intriguing facts about the cosmos, human biology, and the more humorous, often gassy, aspects of life. It handles scientific topics with an accessible, lighthearted tone, making complex ideas digestible and fun. The emotional arc is one of continuous wonder and amusement, designed to keep young readers engaged and laughing. This book is ideal for children aged 8-12, especially those who are reluctant readers or have a budding interest in science but prefer a less formal approach. A parent might reach for this when their child is asking endless 'why' questions, or when they need a book that feels more like entertainment than education. No specific scenes require previewing, as the humor is generally mild and age-appropriate. Younger readers might enjoy the sillier facts, while older ones will appreciate the breadth of information. Its unique blend of gross-out humor and genuine scientific curiosity sets it apart from more traditional fact books.