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William Morrow & Co: New York, NY (c1981), Edition: 1st, Hardcover, 513 pages
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LibraryThing member AlexTheHunn
Twenty five years after the publication of this book, it is far more interesting than it was at its original debut. The book is little more than predictions - some by famous people, some by well-qualified authorities. Reading it now, it is quaint, amusing, sad, startling to see how accurate or
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inaccurate these predictions were. Show Less
LibraryThing member stevetempo
This is still very much fun to read because now we can check the accuracy.
LibraryThing member MiaCulpa
First published back in the early 1980s, "the Book of Predictions" is best experienced as a book chock full of predictions that time has proved incredibly wrong.
Produced by the "People's Almanac" team of Wallaces and Wallechinskys, this is a not overly interesting book, where my favourite moment
Produced by the "People's Almanac" team of Wallaces and Wallechinskys, this is a not overly interesting book, where my favourite moment
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was someone predicting that cricket Test matches would be played to large crowds in New York and noting that no one could possibly predict the internet. Show Less
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1981
Physical description
513 p.; 9.3 inches
ISBN
068800024X / 9780688000240