Over the years, the book has combined meticulous accuracy with an enormously broad reach. It spread beyond sport, engineering, science and technology, the arts and entertainment to include wonderfully bizarre information. All record claims are solemnly checked and authenticated by Guinness adjudicators located around the world. Guinness World Records continues to be a best-seller today. In 1999, Lori Kanary became a Guinness record holder when she created Giant Lite-Brite as part of Denver's city wide celebration of the Denver Art Museum's European Impressionism exhibit. As seen from a child's view of the world, Lori's larger than life version of the toy inspired a new Guinness World Record, utilizing 62,856 actual toy Lite-Brite pegs. The image “Impression Sunrise” by Claude Monet, tied into the citywide Impressionism theme. To see Lori's Record Lite-Brites, click the book covers below.
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