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National Geographic Kids Almanac 2023 (US edition) (National Geographic Kids Almanac (Hardcover)) by National Geographic (Author)
The 2023 National Geographic Kids Almanac is the biggest edition yet! Get ready for 2023 with all the latest and greatest information on animals, science, nature, technology, conservation, and more in this worldwide best-selling almanac. Packed with incredible photos and fascinating stories, this new edition features: BONUS SECTION: 20 Things to Make You Happy NEW trends and news for the year ahead NEW photo feature showcasing wonders from around the world NEW Almanac Challenge, plus the results of the 2022 Almanac Challenge NEW incredible animal stories NEW weird-but-true facts NEW amazing inventions NEW interviews with National Geographic Explorers NEW games, activities, jokes, and comics UPDATED reference material, including fast facts and maps of every country Whether you’re looking for homework help, want to learn more about another country, or just need a cute animal fix, the National Geographic Kids Almanac 2023 has you covered! Read more
The almanac does a good job of profiling scientists and artists who are making a global impact with their work. Travelling is difficult for me because of a physical disability and COVID concerns, so this almanac helps me to travel vicariously. The photographs and the captions that accompany them, are insightful enough to satisfy my desire to learn about interesting jobs and new facts about the world. I enjoy reading the captions of different occupations. Learning about the global implications of these unique jobs inspires me. I have never heard of an arbornaut, but I learned that an arbornaut is a scientist who studies how tree leaves affect the climate. I also admire the work of linguists who work hard to preserve obscure languages like Koro Aka and Seke, which are languages spoken in India and Nepal respectively. Cartographers are making a global impact with their work. I learned that a cartographer makes maps for map books, and regular books, but I found out that cartographers also make maps to show any kind of data like how many snakes, fish or food crops are present in a specific area. I learned that cartography combines the elements of art and science. I enjoy looking at photos of foreign locales because of the facts I can learn about different countries. There is a beautiful photograph of the world's largest sandcastle in Denmark. This picture surprised me because I didn't expect to see a sandcastle in Denmark. There is another picture of a group of people dancing in Pyongyang in North Korea. I didn't think citizens in North Korea could do anything for fun in public, so this photograph really caught my eye. There is a photograph of Christ the Redeemer in Brazil. This is a majestic looking photo and pose of Jesus. I didn't know that Brazil could be a destination where I can find inner peace and spiritual renewal, but that is the feeling I got looking at this picture. I hope I can feel safe and have the money to travel again someday. Until that day comes, I will read and try to learn as much I can about the world.
Publisher -> National Geographic Kids (May 3, 2022) Language -> English Hardcover -> 368 pages ISBN-10 -> 1426373368 ISBN-13 -> 978-1426373367 Reading age -> 8 - 12 years Grade level -> 3 - 7 Item Weight -> 1.58 pounds
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