Children entered the Guinness Book of Records in 2022
The Guinness Book of Records is a reference book that is published annually, and records the most for excellent and creative people, even eccentrics, and every year there is a share for children whose age starts from one year and 5 months, such as the encyclopedia law, and in 2022. In 2016, we collected for you some names around the world whose talents entered the Guinness Book of Records, so their names were created and spread around the world.
A British woman holds the record as the youngest person to publish a book
Bella was 5 years and 211 days old when she published a book called “The Lost Cat,” about a cat named “Snowy” who gets lost alone at night.
To date, more than 1,000 copies of the book have been sold, and it was published on January 31, 2022 by Ginger Fyre Press.
It took about five days for the book to finish writing the story. All illustrations and illustrations in the book were drawn by the young author (except for one at the end of the book drawn by her sister Lacey Mae).
According to the guidelines for breaking the record, the book must be published by a commercial publishing house and must sell at least 1,000 copies.
Bella and her mother put in a lot of effort to meet all the requirements, but in the end their efforts culminated in a world record.
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A child enters Guinness as the youngest teenager in the world
The shortest teenager in the world has been crowned in Kathmandu, Nepal with the Guinness Book of Records award, with a length of 2 feet 5 inches, writes the British Daily Mail. According to the newspaper, Dur Bahadur Khabangi, who is 2 feet 5 inches, or about 73.43 cm tall, was transported by a relative to the site in the capital of Nepal. Dhananjay Regmi, Executive Director of the Tourism Board, handed over the Guinness Book of World Records certificate that landed on Bahadur’s chest at a function organized by Guinness World Records.
The youngest pilot in the world plans to visit 30 countries
October Cairo Air Sports Airport witnessed the arrival of 16-year-old British-Belgian Mark Rutherford from Burj Al Arab Airport to Luxor Airport, where he chose three Egyptian airports on his round-the-world trip to break the Guinness World Record for the youngest the pilot who flew around the world.
Mark stated that he intends to visit 30 countries around the world, starting from the Sofia airport in Bulgaria and ending the trip at the same airport.
Find out more: 5 children entered the 2020 Guinness World Records
“Al-Dhabi Al-Muhairi” is a child who achieves the title of the youngest writer to publish a translated book
Emirati girl Rashid Al Muhairi has achieved a world record as the youngest writer to publish a translated book at the age of 7 years and 360 days, according to Guinness World Records, the official body for tracking and recording records around the world. world.
The book was published by the Emirati publishing house “Rainbow Chimney”.
Where the family opened this house, so his first publication was a book dedicated to children with the fingertips of an Emirati girl. The family tries to devote it to publications for children in various languages, even those for determined people in Braille.
Al-Dhabi has been working on writing the story “I Had an Idea”, which is about her private little life, and she has also been doing her own drawings. Al-Muhairi is also fluent in English in addition to Arabic and is very serious in his pursuit of knowledge.
Dishna Nahar, a child, enters the Guinness Book of Records by sliding under 20 cars
A 7-year-old Indian girl entered the Guinness Book of Records after she managed to slide under 20 cars in 13.74 seconds.
And “Guinness” confirmed that Dishna Nahar passed under 20 cars that were lined up at a distance of 58 meters, reports the news agency “UPI”. Nahara’s father revealed that his daughter had been skiing for two years, and was about to achieve this feat in six months.
Indian child Riansh Surani entered the Guinness Book of Records at only nine years and 229 days as the youngest yoga teacher.
News 18 reported that Surani, who lives in Dubai with his family, developed his love for yoga by watching his parents practice meditation as part of their daily routine, and he started joining the session from the age of four.
Surani currently leads yoga circles in small groups of 10 to 15 people.
He noted that the course taught him the discipline, anatomical philosophy and nutritional facts of Ayurveda. He received his diploma from the Anand Shekhar Institute of Yoga in July 2021, after completing 200 hours of training with a yoga master.
The child enters the Guinness Book of Records as the youngest writer in the world
Thirteen-year-old Saudi woman Retaj Hussein Al-Hazmi entered the Guinness Book of Records after receiving the title of “youngest writer in the world to publish a series of books.”
Retaj has created a series of fictional stories for children to help them think more creatively and expand their imaginations, and has also worked to sell books through her online store and many other online portals, according to the Guinness World Records website.
The Saudi girl’s first novel in English, “The Lost Treasure of the Sea”, was published in 2019. In the same year, a book titled “The Gate to the Hidden World” was published, and her third book was published in 2021, titled “Outside of the future world.”
Retaj commented on her entry into the Guinness Book by saying: “Being a Guinness World Record holder is a great achievement that I want to share with young writers. I want to motivate young writers and encourage them to face challenges and obstacles.”
It is reported that at just seven years old, Retaj began visiting bookstores in Saudi Arabia, and eventually began writing short stories. She was born in the city of Dhahran, which is located in the eastern region of Saudi Arabia, and speaks Arabic and English.
The girl enters the Guinness Book of World Records for the fastest memory
1.6-year-old Alexandra Abhilash Rom Mangabra managed to find a place for herself in the record books, after she memorized well-known facts that surprised her surroundings. She remembers all the pictures of birds and animals that her eyes pass through. And remember their names.
It is important to note that the officials of the Indian Book of Records asked the mother to send videos of her answers to questions in different categories and Guinness relied on about 10 tests in different categories. Including the names of government leaders, including birds, animals, cartoon characters and vegetables, the wonder girl answered in the videos, easily.
