Amazon: Feature: National Geographic for Children

Nat'l Geo World Atlas for Young Explorers, Revised & Expanded Edition

by National Geographic

Amazon.com Review
As the boundaries of our world change, so must our atlases. This generously sized 2003 edition of the award-winning ... Read more Read more

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Facing the Lion: Growing Up Maasai on the African Savanna

by Joseph Lemasolai-Lekuton

From Booklist
Gr. 5-12. This simple memoir is the extraordinary story of a poor nomadic boy in Kenya who literally travels across the world but never abandons home. Lekuton grew up in Kenya's poorest tribe, herding cows and playing in trees and hyena holes before he ent... Read more Read more

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National Geographic Student Atlas Of The World

by National Geographic

Product Description
A comprehensive learning tool for middle-school and high-school students and their families, this user-friendly reference is packed with full-size, full-colour physical and political maps of the world and its continents plus thematic maps that examine topi... Read more Read more

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National Geographic Bee Official Study Guide

by Stephen F. Cunha

Product Description
Foreword by Susannah Batko-Yovino, 1990 National Champion. Here is a wonderful new resource for sharpening kids’ geography skills and for sparking fresh interest in our world’s fascinating people and places. Some five million students now compete in the annual National Geographic Bee, a cornerstone of the Society’s ongoing efforts ... Read more Read more

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How We Crossed The West: The Adventures Of Lewis And Clark

by Rosalyn Schanzer

From Publishers Weekly
In a starred review, PW wrote, "Schanzer ferrets out the kind of details that make for an intelligent and lively rendition of the famous trek. A must-have for anyone with an interest in American history." Ages 8-12. ... Read more Read more

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National Geographic Dinosaurs

by Paul Barrett

From Publishers Weekly
aul Barrett's National Geographic Dinosaurs, illus. by Raul Mart... Read more Read more

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Photography Guide For Kids

by Neil L. Johnson

From School Library Journal
Gr 4-7-A wonderful introduction to photography. Clear, color images and an easy-to-understand text explain concepts that will help novice photographers get started. The basics of cameras, film, lighting, film speed, lenses, depth of field, and "how a camer... Read more Read more

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National Geographic Beginner's World Atlas (New Millennium)

by National Geographic Society

Amazon.com Review
Did you know the country of Indonesia is made up of more than 3,000 islands? Or that the ... Read more Read more

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An Interview with Harry the Tarantula

by Leigh Ann Tyson

From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Grade 3-Complete with quirky illustrations, this spoof of a radio talk-show interview is a clever method of revealing facts about tarantulas. Harry Spyder appears as a guest on Katy Did's program, "Up Close and Personal." Prodded along by her que... Read more Read more

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George Washington, Spymaster: How the Americans Outspied the British and Won the Revolutionary War

by Thomas B. Allen

From School Library Journal
Grade 6-9-Codes and ciphers, invisible ink and secret messages, spies and counterspies! Covert operations win the Revolutionary War under mastermind Washington in this intriguing take on early American history. Allen presents the facts with a gleeful edge,... Read more Read more

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National Geographic Animal Encyclopedia

by National Geographic Society

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Zoo In The Sky: A Book of Animal Constellations

by Jacqueline Mitton

Amazon.com Review
People have always looked up at the stars in wonder, seeking patterns in the sky. This gorgeous picture book, published by the National Geographic Society, introduces children to the constellations that are named for animals--Leo the Lion, the Great Bea... Read more Read more

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Hello, Fish!: Visiting The Coral Reef

by Sylvia Earle

From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Grade 4-Vivid, full-color photographs and brief text introduce 12 fish that occupy the waters around coral reefs. On each double-page spread, a framed block of text names the featured animal, provides a whimsical introductory statement (e.g., "Gr... Read more Read more

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