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Oh Yikes!

History's Grossest, Wackiest Moments

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Oh Yikes!

By: Joy Masoff
Narrated by: Johnny Heller
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 History is chock full of characters and events that could turn your hair white. From rampaging pirates to raunchy monarchs, Oh Yikes! has thrilling stories to spare about history's wildest, scariest moments. Did you know the Aztecs performed many human sacrifices? And that's not all. Did you know that Christopher Columbus didn't just discover the New World so that your local car dealer could have a major sale? He was actually looking for spices. Instead he ended up enslaving and killing the natives he met. And there's plenty more madness and mayhem to be found as you explore the samurai world of ancient Japan, pirates on the high seas, and perhaps history's most notorious womanizing monarch, Henry VIII.©2006 Joy Mastoff (P)2007 Recorded Books, LLC Biographies History Humour

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