Two Truths and a Lie

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Crazy-but-true stories about history, geography, and human achievement make this acclaimed nonfiction series perfect for fans of curiosities and wonders. It’s an engaging way for middle graders to learn how to separate fact from fiction. This chapter book is ideal for homeschooling, particularly for children ages 7 to 9 who are reading independently. It serves as a fun supplement to activity books for kids. Did you know a young girl saved a beach community from a tsunami thanks to her fourth-grade geography lesson? Or that a person alive today generates her own magnetic field? Or that Benjamin Franklin once challenged the Royal Academy of Brussels to make farts smell good? Welcome to a world of strange and astounding tales! Each story is captivating, but one out of every three is an outright lie. Can you identify the facts from the fakes? It won’t be easy, as some false stories are rooted in truth, and some true stories seem unbelievable! The accompanying photos may mislead you, so it will take your smarts and clever research to uncover the alternative facts. From a train that transported the deceased to antique photos of real fairies and a dog elected mayor, the stories will amaze you! Just remember, not everything you read is true.