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    National Geographic Children’s Books for Birthdays!

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    It is that time of the year when school is not only starting but the stream of birthday party invites is also sure to start coming in. During the first two years of my daughter’s school years, she had been to over 10 birthday parties. With each invite, it got harder and harder to come up with present ideas. While there are always the obvious choices of a gift card or board game, I prefer to give something that kids don’t have already. One item that often gets overlooked for birthdays is a book. Kids of various ages and sexes may not always like the same genre of book but one series is sure to put a smile on any kids face.

    National Geographic Kids Books are always going to be a hit because they contain so much fun information packed inside. They contain a little of everything and with new books constantly coming out, you have good odds that the books are not already owned by the person you are giving them to.

    Here are a few of National Geographic Kids Books’ latest offerings that make terrific birthday gifts for kids of all ages, whether they are book lovers or reluctant readers:
    National Geographic Kids Almanac 2019 (ages 8-12, $14.99) is the best selling almanac for kids on the planet!! Kids love it because its curated and created just for kids and it’s packed with incredible photos; tons of fun facts, crafts, and activities; and fascinating features about animals, science, nature, technology, and more. New features include an updated “Fun and Games” chapter filled with all-new games, jokes, and comics; all new weird-but-true facts; “19 Facts for 2019” feature in every chapter; updated reference material; and cool stuff on topics today’s curious kids care about. Plus This year’s Almanac Challenge 2019 — Lions Forever!  —  encourages kids to get involved and make a difference. The focus is on highlighting the threats lions face and the importance of saving them. Kids are encouraged to visit  natgeokids.com/almanac to create a lion poster and send a message with their entry about why they feel lions must be saved. Winner will receive a $500 cash prize!
    Awesome 8 Epic (ages 8-12, $12.99) Want to know the who/what/where of the coolest stuff on the planet? Countdown with this fun picture list book, featuring the 8 most awesome things in over 50 fun categories that are absolutely epic! Stunning photographs illustrate the countdowns that include such engaging topics as Most Ancient Mysteries, Amazing Mazes to Get Lost In, Seriously Cool Space Sensations, Most Mighty Miniatures, Funkiest Food Mash-ups, Most Fabulous Fairy Tale Fashion Pieces, Most Clever Creatures, Highest Altitude Adventures, and so much more.
    Real or Fake? 3 (ages 8-12, $7.99)  Can you detect a hoax from the real deal? See right through photo trickery? Spot the phony logic in a story in seconds? Kids put their sleuthing skills to work in this riotously fun book to see if they can find the truth behind bizarre stories, faulty facts, iffy lists, news headlines, and more. Check the Fib-o-Meter to find out! Complete with incredible photos and quirky collage art, this is another Nat Geo Kids book you have to read to believe…or disbelieve!
    Extreme Records (ages 9-12, $14.99) Get ready to go the extreme — it’s time to set the record straight! This book explores the most out-there records the world has to offer — from the tallest mountain to the deepest cave, from the smallest drone to the fastest trains from the most dangerous thing underfoot to the most dangerous jobs around and from the oddest ancient creatures to the tinniest, deadliest and most extreme animals on Earth.  In every chapter check out  Case Studies, Spotlights and Creature Features; watch two extremes go head to head in  “SmackDown Central” read all-out long-ago extremes in “Blast From the Past.” At the end of each chapter it’s all about fun and games: rank the extremes you read about, do some myth-busting and even try out a delicious ice cream recipe!
    Little Kids First Big Book of Why 2 (ages 4-8, $14.99) Following up on the best-selling Little Kids First Big Book of Why, the next book in the hit Little Kids First Big Book series features even more of the endless “Why?” questions preschoolers love to ask! This charming reference book answers some of kids’ most burning “Why?” questions. More than 200 colorful photos are paired with age-appropriate text featuring answers to questions like “Why do dogs sniff everything?” “Why do I burp?” and “Why is ocean water salty?” This book inspires kids to be curious, ask questions, and explore the world around them.

     

    And, no gift is complete without a birthday card!:

     

    National Geographic Kids Birthday Cards (ages 4-9, $9.99) Make birthdays magical with this book, filled with creative activities, cool tips, amazing photos and 30 cool pull-out birthday postcards. Precious animal photos paired with heartfelt and funny (and pun-ny!) captions help kids celebrate that most special of days. Each card also leaves plenty of room for kids to craft their own messages to show friends and family how much they care. Content includes tips and tricks for writing fun and friendly birthday notes and being a good guest, as well as cute creature pictures to spread that warm, fuzzy feeling far and wide.

     
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    BUY IT: Check out National Geographic Kids Books on Amazon or wherever books are sold.

    WIN IT:  (1) US winner will receive a National Geographic Kids Birthday Gift Pack

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    5. kim brooks says

      my daughter i am pretty sure would go with the real or fake first ! i know i myself would go with that one to. they all are so interesting !

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    27. Jessica E says

      I think my daughter would go for the almanac first. She is into the big cats right now so she would be excited about the lion.

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    48. Carl says

      I think my nephew would head straight for The Little Kids First Big Book of Why 2. He’d want to play with that penguin for sure!

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    50. John Smith says

      “Leave a blog post comment on which book would your child look at first?” Perhaps “Extreme Records,” but all of these have a wonderful National Geographic-ness!

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