Guinness World Records 2025

My kids love this book! They love reading all the records.

Made a GREAT GIFT for my grandson’s! I wanted a hardback version and this was a great deal!

This edition is NOT the old format "Guinness Book" at all. It is a large, hard cover, v attractive. It is also very kid- friendly, with lots of photos. My grandchildren (7 y/o and 9 y/o) could not put it down. It kept their attention!

My 9 year old daughter is very interested in world records, this was a great book for her. She couldn’t put it down! And the hardcover was sturdy.

Full of fun an interesting facts, and really good for any ages! The kids in my life love this as well as the adults.

Our son is grown and still loves getting these books as a tradition at Christmas...he will look through them for hours.

A Glorious Celebration of Human Achievement… and Utter NonsenseAh yes, the Guinness World Records 2025—that sacred annual tome where human brilliance meets “Wait… someone did what with how many marshmallows?”Flipping through this glittery, glossy book of global greatness is like attending a talent show hosted by aliens:• Longest fingernails? Still horrifying.• Most spoons balanced on a face? Inspiring, in a very weird, very shiny way.• Fastest time to dress a llama while blindfolded on a unicycle? Okay, I made that one up—but honestly, it’s probably in there.It’s the book that makes you realize your life is extremely boring, and that somewhere out there, a guy is hoarding rubber ducks so fiercely he’s now legally considered their king.Yes, there are pages celebrating science, strength, and daring. But let’s be honest: we’re here for the guy who grew a tomato the size of a toddler and the teenager who yodeled nonstop for 38 hours. It’s part world history, part fever dream.Perfect for:• Kids,• Adults in denial,• And anyone who needs to feel accomplished just for not trying to set a world record involving bees.So thank you, Guinness 2025, for reminding us that no matter how strange, specific, or absurd the dream… someone, somewhere, is already doing it—and being photographed while holding a certificate.10/10. Would read again while avoiding actual responsibilities.

This book is fascinating and full of incredible records! The pictures are great, and the facts are really fun to read. Perfect for curious minds. My kids love it!