What is Guinness Book of World Records?

 


Introduction:

The Guinness Book of World Records is an annual book containing records of human exploits and natural world record.This book is one of the best-selling books ever.It is also one of the most stolen books from public libraries in the United States.So far, more than 3 million copies of Guinness World Records have been sold worldwide.Every year a new edition of this book is published.The new record set in the previous year is recorded.

It started On November 10, 1951, "Sir Hugh Beaver". Later managing director of the Guinness Book of Breweries.He went to a shooting party across the Seine River in Wexford County, Ireland in the North Slope.He thought it is very important to have a record of them, and there is no book in the world like this before.Keeping this need in mind, he published a question and answer book which became very popular.One thousand copies of the Guinness Book of World Records were printed in August 1954.This  book became an amazing hit, countless copies were published even after that.  The Guinness Book of World Records (Guinness World Records Limited) officially published the first book in 1954. 
The Guinness Book of World Records has its global headquarters in London.  Now this book has gained so much popularity that its name is in every special and common language.

This book contains various facts which cover all kinds of records of human competitors and many issues and commodities.  Each edition is stored in the Guinness Book of Databases and new records are added to it over time. A written request must be submitted to break a record or to enter a new record.  People who can't wait 4 to 6 weeks have to wait a long time for the answer to the request.It is the world's best-selling copyrighted book, and a number of television series show it to viewers. The Guinness Book of World Records list is also available on the website.
The Guinness Book of World Records covers the world's best entries. New records can be added or deleted for a variety of reasons.  The Guinness Book of World Records has all these options.  People can add new records as long as they are better than the previous record.The Guinness Book of World Records rules are different for certain types of records.

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