It’s summer and that means the three S’s — sand, sea, and SHARKS! National Geographic Kids Books is celebrating this majestic beast and its habitat with a “jaw-some” shark-themed giveaway for all ages. Chocked full of vibrant photos, exciting first hand accounts of shark encounters and weird, wild and fascinating facts, these books are perfect for shark-tastic summer reading, backseat boredom busting and the ideal gift for the shark “fin”-atic! And don’t forget — the summertime pop culture phenomena of Shark Week and SharkFest is almost here.
The Ultimate Book of Sharks (ages 9-12) by internationally acclaimed marine photographer and National Geographic Explorer Brian Skerry is an underwater adventure like no other. With exclusive photographs and personal insight from Skerry, this book takes the reader below the surface and into the minds of these spectacular predators. Beyond the feared fins and terrifying teeth, readers will learn what its like to swim with these amazing fish, how they live, what they eat, their superhero-like senses and better understand why these graceful, confident, perfectly sculpted predators are also vulnerable animals that we need to protect.
National Geographic Kids Sharks Sticker Activity Book (ages 4-8) Rule the ocean in this activity book from National Geographic Kids that features over 1,000 stickers! This boredom busting activity book is packed with mazes, spelling and pattern games, drawing activities, shark facts, and more. Shark-crazy kids are sure to love these pages loaded with fun, learning as they go.
Little Kids First Big Book of the Ocean (ages 4-8) – An adorable animal reference that includes the sea’s high-interest animals, such as dolphins, sharks, sea otters, and penguins, and introduces kids to some of its lesser-known creatures. More than 100 charming animal photos illustrate the profiles, with facts about the creatures’ sizes, diets, homes, and more. This book will quickly become a favorite at storytime, bedtime, and any other time.
Extreme Ocean: Amazing Animals, High-Tech Gear, Record-Breaking Depths and Much More by National Geographic Explorer Sylvia A. Earle (ages 8-12) An action-packed combination of science and adventure, famed National Geographic Explorer Sylvia Earle leads readers on an in-depth tour of life beneath the waves. Come face-to-face with whales and sharks, learn about the newest and most hi-tech ocean gear and gadgets, experiment with hands-on activities, and join Earle as she recounts her most daring dives. Packed with fascinating tidbits, animal profiles, and up-to-date science, each chapter combines stunning photography with fun, accessible text. Perfect for curious kids, ocean lovers, young explorers, and the classroom. Extreme Ocean reveals the mystery, majesty, danger, and — above all –the importance of our ocean.
So Cool! Sharks (ages 3-7) – Sharks are among the world’s top predators, but that’s just ONE reason why they are SO COOL. So who wouldn’t want to hang out with them to learn more! These books blend awesome animal photos with silly quips and info that will delight young readers and animal enthusiasts. For example, kids can catch the hunting habits of a great white shark while learning that its true nature is as chill as a frozen fish stick. This is the perfect little reader to get their brain buzzing and keep them laughing during their downtime.
Weird But True!: Ocean (ages 8-12) Dive into these fishy facts: Did you know that the prehistoric shark, megalodon, had jaws so big that it could swallow a car? Or that goats, pigs, dogs, cats, and even an alpaca have all learned how to surf? And if that’s not weird enough for you, one man even rowed solo across the Pacific Ocean for 312 days! In this book filled with 300 facts and pictures, you’ll glimpse the ocean’s weirdest wildlife, uncover shocking shipwrecks, and meet sensational seafarers, from pirates and sailors to ground-breaking marine scientists. Perfect for ocean enthusiasts and trivia-loving landlubbers alike!
Giveaway
One lucky reader will win all 6 National Geographic Kids shark books
Giveaway ends July 31, 2012 at 11:59pm est
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Rita Wray says
So Cool Sharks
Leela says
Weird but true: ocean.
Debbie Welchert says
The Weird but True Book. The Ocean.
LeAnn Harbert says
My granddaughters would enjoy the weird but true book. They like learning about unusual animals.
Crystal says
This would be a gift for my nephew. He would love the So Cool !Sharks book first.
Thomas Gibson says
I would first choose “Weird But True.”
Rachel Burkybile says
My kids love fact books, especially if strange.
“Weird But True!: Ocean” looks like a lot of fun for my 9 and 12 year old.
EDYE says
weird but true for my cousin!
Alison King says
Little kids first big book of the ocean sounds perfect for me and my daughter. It looks so interesting.
Darlene Carbajal says
My niece will love the big book of the ocean!
Dawn Mielke says
Little Kids First Big Book of the Ocean would be the first book to read.
Jeanna Massman says
My grandson would love to read Weird but True: Ocean!
Christina Gould says
My daughter would probably want to look at Weird But True first. Thanks for the giveaway!
Kelly F. says
My 4 year son would love the Sharks Sticker and Activity book. He loves stickers.
Kendall W says
My son would want to look at the So Cool! Sharks first.
Vikki Billings says
My grandkids would look at Weird but True, I think I would even love that book.
Shakeia Rieux says
Weird But True would be the first book my nieces would read.