Hot Summer Cool National Geographic Kids Books {Giveaway}

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We've been having some really HOT days here in Southern Indiana, and if I can't be in a pool I'll just stay in front of a fan! The Booper is all about going outside, but even he doesn't want to go out in this heat. Perfect timing for some cool books from National Geographic KIDS! We just love the gorgeous images found in every book and he learns so many fun and sometimes unbelievable facts about the world. Check out some bright new titles below and enter for a chance to win these Cool Books!

Real or Fake? by Emily Krieger (ages 8-12) - NEW SERIES ALERT! -  Can you mail an unpackaged coconut via the United States Postal Service? Are tiger cubs born without fur and stripes?  Did China build a secret city for 1,000 people on the sea floor? Is there really a type of bird with tiny, useless wings, hairlike feathers and nostrils at the END of its beak or is it just a hoax? Real or Fake tests your detective skills to determine which stories are real and which, in fact, are fake (oh, and yes, you CAN mail a coconut, China did NOT build an underwater city and that bird is not a myth!  It is a kiwi!).  Also included are history's greatest hoaxes, secrets behind a good fake, internet urban legends, and crazy headlines.
Image from Mastermind
Mastermind by Stephanie Warren Drimmer (ages 8-12) - NEW SERIES ALERT! - In this interactive book kids learn about what type of thinker they are and are given the chance to exercise different parts of their brains with games, tests and puzzles.  The cheeky narrator and self-proclaimed "Mastermind" Ima Genius and her talking dog, Atom, guide the reader through short and snappy explanations of the science behind why the brain does what it does and how it affects the senses, spatial reasoning, language, memory and problem solving. As kids work their way through the book completing experiments, brain teasers, mazes, quizzes and games, their efforts (and smarts!) are rewarded with a Certificate of Mental Achievement declaring them as a Certified Mastermind.

National Geographic Kids Almanac 2017  (ages 8-12) -- The world's best-selling almanac for kids is back with new content, new features and an interactive Almanac Newsmaker Challenge activity that encourages kids to make their own time capsule.  This latest edition of the New York Times best selling book is THE gold standard in nonfiction "edutainment" and features not only the latest discoveries in the worlds of technology, conservation and nature, but also grabs kids with cool weird-but-true facts, activities to keep 'em busy all summer long and amazing animals from around the world.

Everything Sports (ages 8-12) - Perfect for reluctant readers and just in time for the Rio Olympics, this book has it all --  from archery to zip lining this book covers EVERYTHING about the world's favorite team and individual sports. Readers won't stop until they've learned everything there is to know about the history, rules and regs, training, and practice of dozens of athletic pursuits. A Hall of Fame profiles the giants in downhill skiing, hockey, gymnastics, football and more and there is even a quiz kids can take to see if they'd make a good ref.  Packed with big, bold pictures and graphics and featuring a diverse array of athletes (men and women of all races, young and old,) Everything Sports not only includes the most popular sports such as baseball, basketball, football, soccer, tennis, but also features the more extreme and quirkier sports like parkour, wakeboarding, fencing, curling, and table tennis. The book also dedicates several pages to the Olympics.

Enter the National Geographic Kids Cool Book Giveaway! 
One lucky entrant selected by the giveaway form will receive the National Geographic Kids Cool Book Package! (ARV $49) Open to readers in the US, 18 years and older. No PO boxes. Open for entry from 7/23/16-8/12/16 at 11:59pm EST. Winner will have 24 hours to respond to notification email to claim their prize or a new winner will be selected. Use the entry form below to enter, then be sure to scroll down for our "Nothing Like The Good Ole Days Of Summertime" giveaway hop for more events to enter!

Nat Geo Kids Package


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33 comments:

  1. I have no favorite place. When it's comfortable, nice weather, and I don't think of home, it's a great place. The fun is trying to find more places to visit.

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  2. I love to visit Fort Fincastle in the Bahamas!

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  3. I love to visit the beach. I don't have a particle one. I love blue water and white, sandy beaches.
    Sherry Compton

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  4. I enjoy visiting Dollywood. Our family has season passes there.

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  5. My favorite place to visit is the mountains.

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  6. I like to visit San Francisco.

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  7. I love to visit the beach or a pool. The water is nice and relaxing.

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  8. We love visiting new forests and waterfalls!!

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  9. We love to go to the Smokey Mountains and go up to Clingman's Dome.

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  10. My favorite place to visit is Disney World - only been once but I am planning to take my kids once they get a little older to enjoy it to the fullest.

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  11. We don't really travel much but I love where I live. There are so many great sights to see right here. One of them is the falls. There are a lot of them in the area and they are beautiful.

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  12. Branso, Mo. was one of my all time foavorite places to visit, tons of entertainment for the whole family!
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    Jennifer Rogers

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  13. I love visiting San Francisco & Monteray, CA. Beautiful places.

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  14. My favorite place is New England in the fall.

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  15. My favorite place to visit is our local beach! Its beautiful and my kids always have such a good time!

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  16. Our family loves to go to Six Flags.

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  17. My favorite place to visit is the aquarium.

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  18. i dont rtravel much but i love going up to seattle

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  19. I love to visit the Mackinaw Island

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  20. I love going to Niagara Falls it's so beautiful and close by.

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  21. I like to visit the lake I worked at for two summers. It's very pretty and lots of nature, with a dock for the boats and a small beach :)

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  22. We love going to Panama City Beach during the summer.

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  23. Virginia Beach is my favorite place to visit

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  24. The Grand Canyon is my favorite

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