The Ultimate Random Fun Fact Reader

Who better to be the ultimate loo reader than the guy who lost the Battle of Waterloo? The illustration features French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte totally absorbed in reading this book as his final defeat unfolds. In a dramatic plot twist, Isaac Newton steps in as Napoleon’s unlikely opponent, bombarding the emperor’s toy soldiers with apples as he discovers the theory of gravity—a concept that blends science and history in a playful way.

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