Many of us took American History in class, and if asked, probably few of us could pass a ten-question history trivia quiz; this is a common observation. To some, it was a class that was necessary to pass, while to others it was one of the most fun and fact-filled classes ever. Whether one likes American History or not, there will always be stories and facts that can fuel conversation at a party with debates and arguments.

After all, there were originally supposed to be five presidents on Mt. Rushmore, right? Or were there (it's in the book)? The HWHH covers all kinds of trivia and facts but makes for a fun read for kids and adults alike. It is believed that schools and libraries would find it worthy of addition to their catalogs, but moms and dads may also want to buy one just for the sheer enjoyment of reading.

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A freelance writer of middle grade and young adult fiction, Rod Martinez grew up on Marvel Comics and The Twilight Zone. He also had a fascination with American History dating back to grade school. He is the author of The Juniors and regularly speaks at schools, conferences, and libraries promoting a love of the written word.