Cover of The Big Book of Little Criminals

The Big Book of Little Criminals

Paradox Press series of Big Book series

/Paradox Press We all know that crime doesn't pay, and The Big Book of LittleCriminals explains why—because most lawbreakers aren't very bright. Here arethe tru e stories of dozen of the strangest and lamest criminals of all time.Fully illustrated in black

Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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