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Guiness World Records 2008 Reviews

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    on 8th Mar 2008


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    i love this book i just can not wait for number 2009 comes out and i also like the feature in all of the record book like the glow in the dark idea. It has lots of fascinating facts about people. It has lots of pictures of people and things. It is excellent.
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