Kids Books - Nature

Weird But True Sports: 300 Wacky Facts About Awesome Athletics

Weird But True Sports: 300 Wacky Facts About Awesome Athletics

By National Geographic Kids

In my opinion, I really liked this book. One reason why is because I like sports. Another reason why is because it has real facts. The last reason why is that I like the pictures that really shows what the fact is about. ***spoiler alert*** My favorite part is when there was the skateboard bigger than a school bus You might like this book if you like if you like sports and facts. You should read this book because even if you don`t like one sport there is other sports to read about. National Geographic Kids

The Usborne Book of Paper Flowers (How to Make)

The Usborne Book of Paper Flowers (How to Make)

By Ray Gibson

Hmm I think this is a best book 5

The Coolest Stuff on Earth: A Closer Look at the Weird, Wild, and Wonderful

The Coolest Stuff on Earth: A Closer Look at the Weird, Wild, and Wonderful

By Kids, National Geographic

This book really is the coolest! From fantastical foods to crazy cliff climbing, The Coolest Stuff On Earth: A Closer Look At the Weird, Wild, and Wonderful has it all! Did you know that giant sequoia trees in California are some of the oldest living trees on the planet? Or that rabbit jumping is a sport played in Sweden? Find out more weird, wild, and most certainly wonderful facts in this book!

Blackout

Blackout

By John Rocco

"Black out" it is a great book to read. Book is about family who suddenly lost the power one summer night. There was black out in the city. That night was different. The whole family spent time together having fun, playing games. They liked it so much that after power back on they switched off the lights and had more fun.This book is great, shows how spending time with family can be really fun.Book has a lot of nice illustrations. I recommend this book.

Mr. Harrison Is Embarrassin'! (My Weirder School, Book 2)

Mr. Harrison Is Embarrassin'! (My Weirder School, Book 2)

By Dan Gutman

This a funny store about a nerdy tech guy, a boy who hates school, a 90 year old women and a blackout.

Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout

Stink and the Freaky Frog Freakout

By Megan McDonald

Stink is really embarrassed. Even though he is really good at most things he tries, he is still in the Polliwog swimming class for little kids because he can't put his face underwater. All of the sudden, Stink starts seeing frogs everywhere. After a BLUE frog licks his arm he starts acting like a frog himself. He starts jumping around the house like a frog and sticking his tongue out to eat things. He starts to memorize frog calls and goes to a frog festival to learn more about them. The one good thing about thinking he is a frog is that he is finally able to put his head under water and gets to move on to the big kid swim class. I liked this book because it was fun learning facts about frogs and how they act. I just don't want to turn into a frog!!!

The One Thing You'd Save

The One Thing You'd Save

By Park, Linda Sue

This book is told by so many peoples perspective, one who has lived though a fire and saved nothing just tried to get out as quick as she could. Most of the people had something really important to them, maybe some wanted to save their xbox or something like that. This book shows everyone's perspective to what THEY would save, not their friend or their mom what THEY would save. This book was good for the most part, but some times it's sorta hard to tell whos perspective it is. But I do recommend The One Thing You'd Save.

Secret Coders: Paths & Portals

Secret Coders: Paths & Portals

By Gene Luen Yang

i love these books! they are really cool! they have a lot of coding in them! you should really try them. the best person in it is hopper. she's really cool, and she loves finding new things!

National Geographic Kids Just Joking Cats

National Geographic Kids Just Joking Cats

By National Geographic Kids

This book has a lot of information on cats, and you can learn fun facts about them and see very cute pictures and funny jokes and riddles, too. This National Geographic book is fit for any grade level, and can be enjoyed by any grade level. It very colorful as well! I rate this book 5/5.

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