National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of the World by Elizabeth Carney

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National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of the World

by Elizabeth Carney

"National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books" - series

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Recommended reading age: 3 - 7 years / Preschool - 2

A great book that introduces young readers to the wider world by exploring languages, landscapes, , animals and much more!

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National Geographic: Little Kids First Big Book of the World by Elizabeth Carney

 

If you’re on the hunt for some great reading material to captivate young and curious minds, look no further than “National Geographic: Little Kids First Big Book of the World” by Elizabeth Carney.

National Geographic is a name that resonates with trust and quality, and this book is no exception. “Little Kids First Big Book of the World” is an excellent educational tool that introduces young readers to the wonders of our planet. From weather and animals to languages and beyond, this book engages young minds with compelling information, captivating images, and intriguing facts that keep them curious and engaged.

So, if you’re ready to unlock a world of learning and exploration for young readers, “National Geographic: Little Kids First Big Book of the World” is a must-add to your reading list. With Elizabeth Carney’s expertise and National Geographic’s legacy, you’re in for an educational journey that’s both enriching and exciting!

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Example edition details:

  • Title: National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of the World
  • Author: Elizabeth Carney
  • Edition published date: July 14 2015
  • Format: Hardcover
  • ISBN 10: 1426320507
  • ISBN: 978-1426320507
  • ASIN:
  • Pages: 128
  • Language: English
  • National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books series

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Locations found by readers

Location mentioned in the book: Peru, Machu Pichu

“Travelers hike a long way to see stone ruins on a mountaintop in Peru. The site is called Machu Pichu. It’s known as the Lost City of the Inca.”

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About the author

Elizabeth Carney, the talented author behind this book, is known for crafting engaging and educational children’s nonfiction. Her portfolio boasts a range of titles that kids adore, from “National Geographic Readers: Woof! 100 Fun Facts About Dogs” to “National Geographic Readers: Wild Cats” and “National Geographic Readers: Planets,” just to name a few.

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