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The top 10 of everything 2006

the ultimate book of lists
2005
Contains top ten lists for a wide assortment of categories, covering the universe, humans, crime, culture, music, entertainment, food, transportation, sports, and other topics.

Guinness World Records, 2007

2007
Presents the biggests, smallests, fastests, longests, and other world records in such categories as the human body, human achievement, life on Earth, engineering, science and technology, arts and media, and sports and games.

Book of world records: animal world

2010
From the heaviest bird of prey, to the largest reptile, meet the amazing, record breaking, animals of the world! Packed full of fascinating facts and beautiful photography, the Book of World Records brings the animal world to life!.

The giant yo-yo mystery

2006
When the Aldens help a friend of their grandfather's to build the world's largest yo-yo, they soon discover that more than one person is trying to prevent them from finishing the job--and for more than one reason.

Guinness world records

kids who teamed up for success
2005

Guinness World Records, 2006

2006
Presents the biggests, smallests, fastests, longests, and other record setters for 2006 in such categories as the human body, human achievement, amazing feats, entertainment, technology, and sports.

Scholastic book of world records 2003

2002
A juvenile-level reference work containing statistics about the world's largest, smallest, fastest, highest, and so forth.

Scholastic book of world records, 2006

2005
Names over three hundred world records in such categories as science, nature, business, sports, and pop culture, including a record for each of the fifty states, and features more than six hundred color photos and graphics.

Record breakers

2011
Presents and discusses the internal workings of record breaking machines.

The longest bridges

2008
Photographs and text describe some of the world's longest bridges, how they are built, and how they are able to withstand earthquakes and strong winds.

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