National Geographic has the perfect solution to prevent summer brain drain from setting into your tweens. I received copies of these books to facilitate this post but all thoughts and opinions are my own.
National Geographic Books
The importance of reading cannot be stressed enough. But how can we get our kids to like it? Well, giving them interesting material is a good start. And, I also find that when I create an inviting reading zone, they are more likely to cozy up to books. So I put these enticing National Geographic books on my hammock in the screened in porch. Chesney was home for all of five minutes and she discovered my learning trap. Without me saying a word, I found her out there totally engrossed in these awesome books. She spent well over 45 minutes enjoying these books!
We should all start a pact and commit to reading with our tweens and kids of all ages for at least 20 minutes a day. It’s a great way to bond and keep the mind fresh. I’m even thinking of starting a book club for my daughter and her friends! And for each completed book, they can have a sleepover party to discuss what they read and make friendship bracelets and bookmarks. 😀
Books for Tweens from National Geographic
These are the PERFECT books to keep young minds active and inquisitive all summer long. With colorful images and super interesting facts, even adults won’t be able to resist them. Throw them in the car, stack them on the coffee table, or better yet, bury the gaming systems in them!
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Sue Hull says
I’d like to win these for my niece who is 10 and loves books. I’d like to get her the Gross one.Lol! Thank you for the cool giveaway 🙂
Laurie says
I would like to win because I have a tween who is an avid reader. She is always looking for more books!
KV says
My niece would enjoy the Ultimate Weird But True Kids’ Book Set.
Shana Elliott says
My daughter loves the Weird But True Books – she has one of them but I know that she would love more!
Jessica Menster says
I love all of the National Geographic material! They have such a wide range of interesting topics for every age of reader. My 3 sons love their books and I would love to win for my son who will be 12 in July!
Candice says
I would love to win to share these with my niece. She loves animals and nature.
Lori Thomas says
I`d like to win for my daughter, she loves reading and learning new things
Patricia Wojnar Crowley says
I’d also love to have the National Geographic Student Atlas of the World, 3rd Edition!
marian boll says
This would be so great for my granddaughters who are always reading about the planet
Sarah Stonger says
These books are so awesome. I got one for my nephew and then I ended up reading it.
Merry says
I would love to win because these books would help with the summer brain drain and the “I am bored” times.
leanne says
I would love to win these for my boys. They love these books.
Ellie W says
My boys are interested in space so I’d love the Family Stargazer Telescope.
nickie says
My son would love this.
deb c says
I want to win because my granddaughter is so curious about everything that I thought these books would be great for her.
carol says
i would love to win this for my granddaughter, because she is a very big reader and would enjoy reading these books
Shelia S says
I love the Kids’ Almanac. My daughter would love this and any of the National Geographic books.
Ann Fantom says
My daughter would love to read National Geographic Readers Storms! book
McKim says
My daughter teaches 3rd grade, and I think these would be great books for her classroom.
Tamar says
I like the 5,000 Awesome Facts About Everything.
lissa crane says
I would like to win because both my sons and my daughters love these books! We have others similar to them and they beg me to get more! I’m all for my kids taking an interest in books!
Amy Stonger says
I want to win because my son loves to read non fiction. He would love to enjoy these books over the summer,
Daniel M says
wanna win for my nephew!
Teresa Thompson says
Natgeo has beautiful books and my oldest granddaughter would love these.
Cindy Ray says
My son likes Rapid-fire Robot
Francine Anchondo says
5,000 Awesome Facts About Everything
Lauren E. says
I grew up on Nat Geo magazine. I would love it if my daughter could have the same experience
Cathy Burnett says
I love National Geographic books. They are very educational. When I was a child I read anything I could get my hands on. I still love to read now and try to encourage children to read.
Nancy says
I like that they have free shipping with no minimum order!
Kim Reid says
We would love the National Geographic Bee Ultimate Fact Book: Countries A to Z!!
Lily Kwan says
I would like to win because this looks very interesting!