- Published: 2 November 2017
- ISBN: 9781473553347
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 368
The Book of the Year
- Published: 2 November 2017
- ISBN: 9781473553347
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 368
Jolly, packed with impressive and silly facts . . . hooray for No Such Thing As A Fish.
Observer
Brilliant and funny . . . educational as well as entertaining. A rare but valuable combination.
Huffington Post
Knowledge-packed and riotously funny.
The Times
[No Such Thing As A Fish] drop so many facts your head will spin!
Guardian
Expect to be amazed.
Daily Telegraph
Both fantastically absorbing and entertaining.
The Bookseller
It’s fair to say the podcast has been "quite" successful. Its episodes have been listened to more than 100 million times, with 1.5 million new streams every month . . . The Book of the Year [is] a compendium of topical facts in 365 categories. It’s laced with their dry wit, and likely to end up in many a pub-quizzer’s Christmas stocking.
Daily Telegraph
If you love funny facts as much as we love funny facts then you should get your funny fact-loving faces in front of The Book of the Year.
Comedy Central (via @ComedyCentralUK)
Since 2003, the Elves have unearthed countless weird and wonderful truths and gems of general ignorance for QI, their 100-million-times-downloaded weekly podcast No Such Thing as A Fish, topical TV spin-off No Such Thing as the News and their many books, such as their newly released Book of the Year.
Radio Times
A factually relevant look at a baffling 12 months.
Best Books for Christmas, iNews
The Book Of The Year will prove the perfect Christmas gift, the ideal conversation starter (and stopper), and the ultimate source of wisdom for all lovers of trivia.
The British Comedy Guide
No Such Thing As A Fish is the hit podcast presented by the funny guys and girls at QI . . . The Book of the Year shares all of the lesser known facts from the year of 2017.
Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2
Bitesize chunks of truth in a year of fake news. If you love fact-based trivia, you'll get a kick out of this.
Funniest Books for Christmas, Irish Times
A bumper anthology of ridiculous but true facts from the anoraks (and QI researchers) behind hit podcast No Such Thing As A Fish.
Metro
Absolutely ideal for the Christmas holidays.
Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 6
QI is such an institution that even the programme’s researchers are taking over the world. Fully justified that is too, as anyone who’s heard their podcast, No Such Thing As A Fish, will confirm. It’s packed with killer facts – and so is this book.
Daily Mail
Hugely enjoyable . . . this tome is just right: deadpan, sharp and disarmingly offbeat.
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