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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

For the Love of Reading {Review and Giveaway}

I remember sitting in the back corner of my family's living room, tucked behind the recliner, pouring over our  collection of National Geographic that spanned over a 10 year time frame.
When Moms Meet gave me the opportunity to review the National Geographic Kids Super Readers, my mind immediately flashed back to those memories.  Memories that I wanted to share with Isla June. 
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Just hearing the words, "National Geographic" brings to mind a quality magazine full of powerful pictures and meaningful content.  I had my fingers crossed that these qualities would carry over to the Kids version.

I was so pleasantly surprised when I opened up my package to find the vibrantly colored, picture filled, easy reading material.  I couldn't wait to show Isla June.



About National Geographic Kids
National Geographic Kids inspires young adventurers to explore the world through award-winning magazines, books,apps, games, toys, videos, events, and a website. 
It is the only kids brand with a world-class scientific organization at its core. 
National Geographic Kids Books is the leading nonfiction publisher with as many as 100 nonfiction titles each year, including the New York Times best seller National Geographic Kids Almanac and our best selling series National Geographic Super Readers


Isla June loved the stickers (of course) and the fun characters on the pages.  She seemed to really enjoy looking at the pictures, especially the ones that featured any type of animal.  Some of the material was more focused towards older children who could really take the opportunity to explore the books independently or sit for longer reading times.  



My absolute favorite part was the Ultimate Weird but True book that featured "1,000 wild and wacky facts and photos!"  I can see this book being a part of our library for a very long time.  It's something I would love to gift to all of my nieces and nephews as well!  A definite family favorite and amazing resource guide for the inquisitive mind.




I think we all want to give our children the absolute best, even a head start, especially when it comes to academics.  Fostering a love of reading, science and exploration are skills I hope to instill in Isla June.  And I truly believe that the Super Readers program and National Geographic Kids books can be a part of that.


The National Geographic Super Readers program for Kids:
  • Was developed in consultation with literacy education experts, each National Geographic Super Reader is filled with cool information about nonfiction topics kids love such as dinosaurs, tigers, planes and trains, plus big, colorful photographs, all in an easy-to-read and kid-friendly design.
  • Filled with fun incentives to keep reading, an interactive website, and fun characters to get to know, the National Geographic Super Readers program has everything you need to get kids SUPER excited about reading.
  • At kids.nationalgeographic.com/superreader, kids can sign up to become Super Readers, download the Super Readers poster, and start reading! Once they finish their book, they can cross it off on their poster and start getting fun rewards and prizes.


Any of the National Geographic Kids books or the Super Readers Program would be an amazing gift for any child in your life.

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Disclaimer: I received this product for free from the sponsor of the Moms MeetSM program, May Media Group LLC, who received it directly from themanufacturer. As a Moms MeetSM blogger, I agreed to use this product and post my opinion on my blog. My opinions do not necessarily reflect the opinions of May Media Group LLC or the manufacturer of the product.

10 comments:

  1. And my girls love to read anything with animals.

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  2. Mine and Alyssa's favorite is Corduroy.

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  3. We are on a Richard Scarry kick around here and ready any his Busytown books, especially "The Best Word Book Ever", which is antiquated but much loved. =) I bet my son would love these NG books!

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    1. We haven't done Richard Scarry yet. Putting that on our library list!

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  4. My little guy loves good night construction site and my preschooler loves Black beauty~!

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    1. Your the second person who I've heard has a love for that book. Must find it.

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  5. my eml is zmama09 at yahoo dot com

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