Hello and welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast. We are so excited to get curious for a listener in the United Kingdom this week. James sent us an email all the way back in August of last year. He was curious about money. That was after we already recorded,

but before we released our episode on money. When I let him know that the episode on money was

already recorded, he had another wonderful suggestion for us. Mail bag. Mail bag.

After telling James that the money episode was already complete, here is what his mommy Nadine emailed to us.

Wow, that is so cool.

Thank you for your speedy reply.

We will stay tuned for the money episode.

That is exciting.

James's other question was about books.

What were the first books printed and what's the largest book ever written?

Thank you again.

James is thrilled to receive your email from James of Kent United Kingdom.

Thanks so much for the suggestion.

This week we are getting curious about books for James.

We sure are, and we hope he enjoyed our episode on Money.

We are going to learn a bit about the history of books,

and then we have lots of really interesting book facts to share with you.

But before we get to that, what's the question of the week?

The question of the week is, how many unique words are in the book, Green Eggs and Ham?

Interesting. Let me explain what Olivia means by Unique. The question is, how many different words

are in the Dr. Seuss book, Green Eggs and Ham? In other words,

if the same word can be found multiple times in the book, it only counts once. I would imagine

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