Erin Barrett Boeken

Focusing on practical financial wisdom, this modern interpretation of Franklin's work emphasizes the importance of intelligence, thrift, and hard work in building wealth. It highlights Franklin's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a multifaceted figure through disciplined financial practices. The authors, Barrett and Mingo, adapt Franklin's principles for contemporary readers, encouraging a return to financial basics and redefining what it means to be "rich" in today's world, including valuing family time and personal effort over outsourcing tasks.

This collection offers over 500 fascinating facts about golf, highlighting its quirks and intricacies. Paul Harvey humorously describes the game, making it a delightful read for golf enthusiasts. Includes illustrations to enhance the experience.

Packed with hundreds of intriguing cat facts and trivia, this book explores fascinating insights about housecats, such as their unique blinking habits and the prevalence of "cat" nicknamed NCAA college football teams compared to "dog" nicknames. Illustrated throughout, it offers a delightful blend of information and fun for cat enthusiasts and trivia lovers alike.

Featuring the beloved character Jeeves, this collection offers a captivating assortment of historical trivia sourced from one of the Internet's most popular websites. With a blend of entertainment and knowledge, readers will enjoy exploring a diverse range of topics, all presented with Jeeves' signature wit and expertise. The book is complemented by illustrations, enhancing the overall experience.

Exploring the quirks of medical history, this book delves into accidental discoveries, unusual treatments, and the eccentricities of doctors. Trivia enthusiasts Erin Barrett and Jack Mingo reveal over 500 intriguing facts and bizarre anecdotes from the medical field, shedding light on the oddities that have shaped healthcare. Among these revelations is the surprising practice of ancient Egyptian doctors sedating patients with a mallet before surgery.