National Geographic Kids

Text and photographs provide a collection of facts about deserts, rainbows, sleep, and other topics.

A beginner's United States atlas for children that contains full-color maps that highlight physical features, capitals, and other towns and cities of each state, and includes photographs as well as information about land and water, animals, people, and other points of interest.

"Detailed information about many different types of animals, for children"--Provided by publisher.

Contains maps, photographs, and fact boxes that provide information about the world's countries, explains how to use an atlas, and includes illustrations of country flags, and place name and ocean features indexes.

"Information about different animals and how they would match up"--Provided by publisher.

Presents an illustrated collection of 350 strange-but-true facts pertaining to topics such as animals, outer space, food, and the human body. Includes color photographs throughout.

Presents a variety of jokes and facts, including knock-knocks, tongue twisters, riddles, and traditional question and answer jokes.

A treasury of bizarre-but-true stories from history includes accounts of such uncanny events as the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston and the world record set by an armless archer.

A United States atlas for children ages eight to twelve that contains full-color maps that highlight physical features, capitals, and other towns and cities of each state, and includes photographs as well as essays about land and water, animals, people, and other points of interest.

Contains maps, photographs, and fact boxes that provide information about the world's countries, explains how to use an atlas, and includes illustrations of country flags, and place name and ocean features indexes.