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This summer, National Geographic Kids Books has three books for kids ages 4-8 that are sure to provide hours of fun learning — perfect for plane rides, road trips, those longer-than-normal dinners out, and rainy summer afternoons.:One lucky reader will win all three!! Join Mom Does Reviews and her fabulous blogger friends in this fun giveaway!
National Geographic Kids COOL ANIMALS STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: Over 1000 easy-to-remove stickers is just one reason why kids will love these books that are chocked full of the fiercest, most powerful animals that kids can’t get enough of. Every page also includes games, spelling and pattern games, counting and wild animal facts about tigers, lizards, lions and sharks, polar bears bugs and many more fantastic creatures.
National Geographic Kids CUTEST ANIMALS STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: Brimming with the cutest, fluffiest, most squeezable animals and featuring page upon page of stickers, lively text, animal facts and games this activity book will not only have kids saying “awww” but also “wow,” “cool,” and “awesome,” too! Trademark National Geographic photography and art capture koalas, pandas, rabbits, kittens and puppies at their cuddliest — making this activity book a necessity for any summer survival kit!
National Geographic Little Kids FIRST BIG BOOK OF WHY: Using an interactive question-and-answer format and content grounded in a child’s immediate world, the Big Book of Why delivers lively information, hands-on games, simple recipes, crafts, and more. What makes a car go? How does mushy dough become a crispy cookie? What does the doctor see in my throat? The Big Book of Why invites children to ask big questions, think big thoughts, and get answers that are accurate, engaging, level-appropriate, and based on sound educational findings. Highly photographic and playful, this big book is an adventure in exploration and will make long car rides seem like a quick trip around the corner!
One lucky reader will win this National Geographic Kids Books Boredom Buster Prize Pack, which is comprised of all three titles listed above (ARV $28.93).
The Giveaway is open to US only, 18+
The Giveaway ends on 7/14 at 1159p est.
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Robin Blankenship says
Cool animals sticker book
alena svetelska says
National Geographic for Kids sounds like it would be fun my kids would have interest in
Janulla80 says
We had a subscription of Nat Geo for Kids for my daughter, and my son was the one who was reading it to her and doing all the puzzles 😀 They both love Nat Geo!
Carla D. says
Little Kids First Big Book of Why
Donna Cairns says
my daughter would love these!!
Shalasha D. says
Little Kids First Big Book of Why because my son is in the stage of yearning to understand how things work.
Gayle S says
Since I was a child I have liked all National Geographic material. I would love to pass on my love for all things wild to my grandchildren. The National Geographic Kids CUTEST ANIMALS STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK would give my granddaughter hours of fun and the National Geographic Little Kids FIRST BIG BOOK OF WHY would answer all of her questions.
Abby Billings says
Big Book of Why! Because sometimes I run out of answers to that question!
bonnye sensenig says
National Geographic for Kids sounds like it would be fun
brenda farris says
We love the original Nat Geo! The adults and kids all love the articles and it’s great for homeschool lessons!
Madonna says
I love National Geographic when I was a child. I like the weird facts one best. I love trivia
Melanie Montgomery says
Weird but True!
Wendi S says
We have so many but I think he likes the Big Book of Why, the Best!
KaySue says
Like the National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Why.
Jessamine D. says
I like the National Geographic book for kids 🙂
tammie chandler says
my fave one is nat geo kids. my son got em for a couple of years and now my daughter wants her own 😀
Rachael Juedes says
National geographic for kids.
Jenny says
My daughter would love the coolest animals sticker book
Jennifer Taft says
The Ultimate Wierd But True is great!
Debbie Lewis says
I like the National Geographic for Kids
Dorothy Teel says
We read the National Geographic monthly it is still as interesting now as it was when I was a kid..
mell says
National Geographic Kids.
Lenora D says
The big book of why.
Jennifer says
CUTEST ANIMALS STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK 🙂
SD Murray says
I love National Geographic Kids and the traditionaal National Geographic (adult)
wendy says
nat geo magazine, almanac
Judy Lipcsak says
I like Nat Geo Kids.
cindy says
The cool animal sticker book sounds great.
Gina H. says
National Geographic Kids Almanac 2013 – Softcover
Heather says
Can’t say that I have a favorite. I used to enjoy looking at all the pictures as a kid in National Geographic magazine. I have never looked at their books. I think my kids would enjoy these!
Tia Wallner says
I like Ultimate Weird But True
gold price says
We gave this book to my son for his 6th birthday and read a few pages each night until we’d read the entire book. It was full of fun things that kids find interesting and some that I didn’t know (like why are flamingos pink?) that were fun to learn together. My 3 year old enjoyed hearing it also. We’ve bought another copy for my nephew who is turning 5. Very fun book.