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About the book
Guinness World Records is a reference book that first appeared in 1955 and has since been published in updated annual editions. It gathers recorded records from around the world, focusing mainly on human achievements and on extremes found in nature and the wider world. There is no single story running through it; instead, it offers a structured collection of measurements, rankings, and unusual feats, which makes it easy to read in short bursts or use as a book you return to again and again.
It suits readers who enjoy concise facts, surprising comparisons, and short entries that do not require following a plot. It works well for curious younger readers as well as adults who want something easy to open for a few minutes and still come away with new information. What stands out is the mix of encyclopedia-like order and a playful, accessible tone, so it sits close to information books and record-based reference titles built around cataloging and precision.
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Book details
- Year
- 1955
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 9788408232162