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Tag Archives: National Geographic Kids
THE BOOK OF HEROINES & THE BOOK OF HEROES
THE OFFICIAL WORD From National Geographic Kids: The Book of Heroines and The Book of Heroes (ages 8-12, $14.99) – All kids are heroes in waiting and these two titles are sure to inspire. In The Book of Heroines (By … Continue reading
ULTIMATE OCEANPEDIA from National Geographic Kids
Synopsis From NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS: Ultimate Oceanpedia (ages 7-10, $24.99) – Perfect for the ocean-obsessed, this book is the most complete ocean reference ever. Ultimate Oceanpedia is overflowing with amazing facts, photos, art and diagrams that take the reader on … Continue reading
HOW THINGS WORK
HOW THINGS WORK is a new title sure to engage young future scientists, and those of us a bit older. Even non-science lovers opening this hardback edition will soon be convinced just how cool the science and secrets are behind … Continue reading
TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS
I had a teacher once who read short stories from a paperback book filled with Arabian tales. They were confusing at times but fast moving with action and mystery. This new book by Donna Jo Napoli, with gorgeous, whimsical illustrations … Continue reading
RISE OF THE LIONESS
An ecosystem is a fragile commodity. Disturb any of its parts and the results can be catastrophic for all. This reality is brought to life with the true story of Lady, the last lioness in Liuwa Plain National Park located … Continue reading
DINING WITH DINOSAURS – A Tasty Guide to Mesozoic Munching
Kids both young and old can’t get enough of dinosaurs. This unique addition comes at the topic in a fun way by pinpointing what these creatures liked to eat. Colorful drawings on each page are perfectly balanced with the text. … Continue reading
EXTREME WILDFIRE and A VISIT FROM THE AUTHOR, Mark Thiessen
Wildfires are a powerful force of nature we increasingly see on the news each year. Some of us might even witness one in our own community. Earlier this past summer I watched smoke come off the mountains to the west … Continue reading
Sports Titles for the Future Olympian
The Olympics in Rio are well underway. The events are fun and exciting to watch and the effect is often a good one for kids. They become more active and their interest in sport’s related books takes off. National Geographic … Continue reading
OCEAN ANIMALS from NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS
Do you have any books with more pictures than words? The question came to me from a 12-year-old who is more into sports than reading. I knew exactly the book to recommend. This new title from National Geographic is filled … Continue reading
REAL OR FAKE? from NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS
This handy guide is filled with facts, fakes, and fun. More than 50 scenarios are presented. To start things off you read the background of the event accompanied by splashy colorful pictures. The next step is to use your reasoning … Continue reading
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