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John Searles is the best-selling author of the novels Her Last Affair, Help for the Haunted, Strange but True and Boy Still Missing. Hailed as “riveting” by The New York Times and “hypnotic” by Entertainment Weekly, Boy Still Missing inspired Time magazine to name him a “Person to Watch,” and the New York Daily News to name him a “New Yorker
to Watch.” His second novel, Strange but True was praised as “sinister and complex” by Janet Maslin of The New York Times, “extraordinary” by Publishers Weekly, and was named best novel of the year by Salon.

Well, now you do at this Weird But True! Exhibition held at the Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay. Weird But True! is the first in a series of exhibits to be launched as part of the collaboration between National Geographic and Gardens by the Bay. Discover interesting facts through interactive stations full of colourful graphics and catchy texts. From
the weirdest in nature and stunning flowers to the ambition of a wasteless world and plants that devour meat, there are amazing facts to learn about the world around us.

Weird But True! is the first in a series of exhibits to be launched as part of the collaboration between National Geographic and Gardens by the Bay. Discover interesting facts through interactive stations full of colourful graphics and catchy texts. From the weirdest in nature and stunning flowers to the ambition of a wasteless world and plants that
devour meat, there are amazing facts to learn about the world around us. In addition, there will also be photographs from selected National Geographic Explorers on display. Written by Dan Gutman Illustrated by Jim Paillot Reviewed by Brian F. (age 8) One of the weirdest books in the world is Miss Daisy Is Crazy! by Dan Gutman. It all started one
day when A.J. went to school. It was the first day of school, and he was going to second grade. His teacher's name was Miss Daisy. There was something weird about her.
He couldn't figure it out first .She didn't like school. She couldn't read, write, add, subtract, or divide! She explained" All I want to do is eat bonbons!" The students had to teach themselves and her. So they thought why would she be hired as a teacher? So that is exactly what they did. The next day when they went to lunch, they thought Miss Daisy
was a spy! They thought that because spies don't know anything. Everyday Miss Daisy got smarter and smarter! Will Miss Daisy ever be smart? Is she really a spy? They didn't like school, so at lunch someone said," Let's turn the school into an arcade!" Read to find out! The book Miss Daisy Is Crazy! Is REALLY crazy! This book is really funny, because
in one part a principal was wearing a gorilla suit. Another funny part was when the teacher didn't know anything. How could she teach? It also had fascinating pictures such as when a teacher had numbers on top of her head that showed addition and subtraction on page 9. These fascinating pictures make you turn to the next page. Did you know the
book was weird too?
I was surprised when a teacher wanted to eat bonbons all day! I was surprised when a teacher didn't know anything. I thought that it was weird because teachers are supposed to know a lot. How strange? In conclusion, Miss Daisy Is Crazy is really funny, has fascinating pictures, and has amazingly weird events! I recommend this book to people who
like suprising events. It was suprising when the principal let the kids turn the school into an arcade. The book was surprisingly a wonderful story. I hope you read this book, and don't forget this is just one story out of a series of books. Brian F.is a student inMrs. Zanga's 3rd Grade Class