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What's the Difference?
How to Tell Things Apart
That Are Confusingly Close
By Marc Tyler Nobleman
5 x 7, 176 pages, 2C, hardcover
with PLC
Alligator and crocodile; partly cloudy
and partly sunny; Daniel Boone and
Davey Crockett: could you explain the
differences between each of these things?
Haven't you ever wondered? In the
tradition of Schott's Original Miscellany
comes What's the Difference?, a treasure
trove for trivia lovers packed with facts,
explanations, and specifics that illustrate
the differences between things that are
confusingly close.
Now when confronted by a confusing
choice, you can find out which is what
and why by consulting this fact-crammed
compendium, which cleverly organizes
puzzling terms in separate columns for
easy, point-by-point comparison. Author
Marc Tyler Nobleman has sniffed out the
details that differentiate one thing from
another, and explains them in a concise,
clear, and entertaining style.
Marc Tyler Nobleman is a writer and
cartoonist whose work has appeared in
more than 100 publications including the
Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Forbes, Good
Housekeeping, and the New York Daily
News. He is the author of more than 50
books, including How to Do a Belly Flop,
and co-author of Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman. Marc is also a dedicated fact compiler.
Territory: World
Rights sold: JP, KR, US Published in the US by Barnes & Noble |


