Richard Williams (7)

I think I could have read through this in a few hours or less if I really liked it. It is a collection of folklore, hoaxes, and unusual phenomena lacking the known or considered causes. ALl in magazine-like format, this is like a collection of Ripley's Believe It or Not! ringing hollow in a world with Snopes and Wikipedia.

I enjoyed reading this book even though nothing I read in it was new to me. It being an older book from '92 there wasn't much surprise because most of the things it talked about I had already seen several documentaries or programs about. It was a fun and interesting read though. I would recommend to anyone that finds the bizarre things in this world interesting.

when i first started this i thought why did i buy this piece of crap but i always finish books so i persevered and then i discovered why. it has many stories of coincidence and twins and other stuff i can use at school.