a book of what might be called trivia

[LaVerne Petersen Ireland <lireland@IX.NETCOM.COM>]

A teacher here thinks I can find anything anywhere, and today thinks I
can find a book he "sort of" heard described on National Public Radio
last weekend, "probably" Saturday morning, called (he thinks) "What's
what" (or maybe it was "What's that"?).  It was a collection of
unrelated facts (like the names of odd bones in the body, unusual words,
etc.).  He tried to find it at Amazon.com unsuccessfully.  He'd like the
full citation.  Can any of you bibliographic whizzes identify it?
--
LaVerne Ireland, Librarian
Live Oak High School
1505 E. Main Avenue
Morgan Hill, CA  95037
(408) 779-5270 (voice mail XT 425)
e-mail lireland@ix.netcom.com

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