National Geographic Kids

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to the growth cycle of how plants go from seeds into full-grown plants, and back again.

Investigates real world robotics, discussing how human beings have been building robots for some time now and to where the technology has progressed in the present day. Forecasts the future of robotics with automatically driven cars and house-cleaning robots.

Collects three hundred quirky and fun facts from articles featured in the magazine "National Geographic Kids," covering animals, science, food, space, pop culture, and more.

Provides information about the planet Mars.

A collection of fun and surprising facts about our world.

Combines informational text, facts, maps, and photographs to teach children about geography, animals, habitats, endangered species, and more.

Explores more than one hundred tall tales, suspicious stories, and urban myths, revealing how each has been disproven, with facts about myth origins, historical significance, and how they were investigated by scientific debunkers.

"Meet nineteen kinds of tyrannosaurs--including seven new species discovered in the last two years--that came before T. rex. The names are strange, like Bistahieversor and Zhuchengtyrannus. The creatures were strange, too, and many of the newly discovered ones caught scientists by surprise"--Provided by publisher.

Collects three hundred quirky and fun facts from articles featured in the magazine "National Geographic Kids," covering animals, science, food, space, pop culture, and more.

A collection of photographic visual puzzles, encouraging the reader to decipher optical illusions.