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    Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2
    Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2
    Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2
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    Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2

    By Wyatt Michaels

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    Geography games are rare, and games that aren't on pictures on flashcards are even rarer. That's why a nifty-fifty interactive book is such a great investment. There's a treasure trove of facts and information in the book, all laid out in a perfect game format, so you can quiz friends and family when you're bored, on a long trip, or just to see how
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLife Changer Press
    Release dateApr 20, 2013
    ISBN9781630228064
    Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2
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    Wyatt Michaels

    Wyatt's varied interests are demonstrated by the different topics of his interactive "Facts for Fun" books. From presidents and states to the alphabet, animals, sports and more, Wyatt uses interactive questions and answers with lots of pictures and sometimes some humor to make the entertainment obvious, and the education subtle.

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      Nifty Fifty State Facts for Fun! Book 2 - Wyatt Michaels

      Nifty Fifty

      State Facts for Fun!

      Book 2

      By Wyatt Michaels

      Copyright 2013

      All rights reserved.  No duplication without the express written permission of the author.

      Image courtesy of cwwycoff1

      In which state did Memorial Day originate?

      A.   Alabama

      B.   Indiana

      C.   Mississippi

      Image courtesy of public domain

      The answer is C.  Mississippi

      Because a group of ladies put flowers on the graves of both Union and Confederate soldiers in Columbus, MS in 1866; Americans celebrate Memorial Day in recognition of our war dead.

      Image courtesy of jelm6

      Which state has the only floating post office in the world?

      A.   Michigan

      B.   Minnesota

      C.    Missouri

      Image courtesy of public domain

      The answer is A.  Michigan

      J.W. Westcott II is the only boat that delivers mail to ships

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