Click Here To Purchase Do Ants Have Arseholes? (and 101 Other Bloody Ridiculous Questions)

Authors: Jon Butler and Bruno Vincent

Publisher: Sphere

ISBN-10: 0751540412

ISBN-13: 978-0751540413

Is it true that cheese was once made from breastmilk?  This is only one of 101 other simply ridiculous questions you will find inside this book. I have to say after reading, if cheese is made from breastmilk I feel quite ill. It will make me think twice next time I’m taking a bite out of a piece of cheese!

Of course other questions are more mystifying such as why do socks go missing in the wash? I’ve often wondered this myself on many occasions and now this book may provide me with the answers I need. Apparently, man has always experienced the fact that yes, it seems to be impossible to prevent socks from going missing - whether in the wash or not. I found this really interesting and the following information it provided. What will you make of it? 

Other questions appear, such as is it possible to bore someone to death and why is there no mouse-flavoured cat food? I find all these questions were probably in the back of my mind somewhere but now they are on paper and with the answers. The things I must know! This book certainly does increase your knowledge, if nothing else.

What was the first ever traffic accident asks a certain Mr Fidget from Sussex. I shall wonder no more after reading the answer/s provided.

Does the Queen go to the toilet like the rest of us? The infamous tale of Queen Victoria is mentioned here….quite gross.

If a monkey farted, would the fart possibly smell of bananas? There are some simply hilarious questions in this little gem of a book. Sadly I found the answer to this odd query a little disappointing. Others might not of course.

The authors appear to have a lot of fun providing answers to the most ridiculous of questions. And I have to say I am quite impressed. It made me laugh and I whiled away the hours reading this.  

It is an entertaining, up-lifting humorous questionnaire. Perfect if you know someone with a very “school-boyish” sort of humour who enjoys toilet jokes and questions that even science struggles to answer….sometimes.

I felt this could have been a little better, perhaps, but it is still very enjoyable. Perfect for a Christmas- stocking filler or just as a gift to your loved ones.

 The above review was contributed by: Jessica Roberts:  Jessica is a book reviewer for a local newspaper and has reviewed for a national women's magazine too. She has had various articles published in magazines and has now completed her novel. Jessica currently lives in West Yorkshire and enjoys walking in the dales and woodlands as part of her hobby as well as, of course, reviewing books. To read more of Jessica's reviews  CLICK HERE