Author(s): Mark Di Vincenzo

Personal Development

Which is the most dangerous day of the year to drive a car? Why are recessions not all bad? And what's the best remedy for chronic headaches? Mark Di Vincenzo, author of "The New York Times" bestseller "Buy Ketchup in May" and "Fly at Noon", returns with more fascinating facts that are as much fun to pass on at the water cooler as they are useful. Broken into chapters covering health, death, money, food, science, animals, sports, politics and religion, history, and more, "Your Pinkie is More Powerful Than Your Thumb" will delight and amaze everyone with curious minds - from trivia buffs and time-strapped parents to college kids and their professors.