Almanac
noun /ˈɔl·məˌnæk, ˈæl-/
A book published every year that contains facts and information, especially tables showing the days, weeks, and months, important holidays, and times when the sun and moon rise, or a book containing facts and information about a particular subject.
Yearbook
noun /ˈɔl·məˌnæk, ˈæl-/
A book that is published every year by a school or other organization to give facts about the events and achievements of the previous year.
Online Almanacs
Information Please Almanac
Infoplease is a trusted reference and learning site combining the contents of an encyclopedia, dictionary, atlas, and several almanacs. Editors regularly update and refine its extensive body of information to ensure reliability.
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Old Farmer’s Almanac
Since 1792, The Old Farmer’s Almanac has provided planting charts, recipes, moon and sunrise times, and weather forecasts. It has expanded into calendars, cookbooks, garden guides, and a digital magazine.
Visit WebsiteCIA World Factbook
Provides information on the history, government, economy, geography, communications, and more for 267 world entities. Includes maps, flags, and country comparison tools.
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Country Reports
Provides over 35,000 pages of online content on world cultures and countries. Popular among K–12 students, libraries, businesses, and travelers.
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