Mom Always Finds Out received a review copy of the Time For Kids’ Big Book of Where in exchange for an honest review. All opinions expressed are my own. This blog post may contain affiliate links.
One of my favorite sights to see is my children reading books. It is so important to keep them reading while school is out for the summer. My 9-year-old son loves to read, but often has a hard time finding books that capture his interest. I heard about the latest addition to the TIME For Kids “Big Book” series, called Big Book of Where, and knew it sounded like something he would love! He is always asking me questions about all sorts of subjects. I am glad he thinks I am so smart, but I really don’t know everything. This book is right up his alley. Not only is he reading, he is learning about all sorts of subjects.
Time Home Entertainment Inc. and the editors of TIME For Kids created this 192-page book full of answers to the questions that kids commonly ask about the world around them, but adults can rarely answer. The book is perfect for kids 8 to 12 years old. It’s just my opinion, but it seems like boys this age love non-fiction and fact books – my theory holds true with the Big Book of Where.
Have you ever wondered where electricity comes from? Or where you can find the most poisonous snake? Kids can find the answers to these questions and many more thing that they may never have thought to ask.
I love that my son reads this book and enjoys dazzling me with his newfound knowledge. It’s actually pretty interesting to find out these things…for him and for me!
About what’s inside:
The book has 10 informative chapters including The Oceans and Space. Kids will learn surprising facts about different customs, sports, history, and animals from around the world. Colorful, easy-to-read maps, spectacular, eye-popping photos and clear, engaging diagrams make the book come to life and help answer questions such as:
- Where is the tallest mountain?
- Where did the Olympics begin?
- Where is the Petrified Forest?
- Where are diamonds found?
- Where was the hamburger invented?
- Where does spam go after you delete it?
- And much more!
Where To Buy:
Big Book of Where ($19.95) is available at www.timeforkids.com/
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Jean says
My girls love any books, really! My 6-year-old loves her National Geographic Kids Animal Encyclopedia and she and my little one (3) both love the Fly Guy books by Tedd Arnold.
stephanie says
Science books! i have the weird kids that actually like to read to learn!
Janet F says
My grandson likes books about animals.
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Tammy S says
My kids will read almost anything they can get their hands on. My son likes true life stories right now.
Marissa M says
We like to read anything and everything!
gen says
my youngest grandson is education buff but his his sister likes fairy books
Robin Wilson says
My niece loves any Disney Story ~ Cinderella is her favorite.
Kim Kihega says
Books about history, Captain Underpants, and fact books
brian m says
my kids love to read anything!
Natalie says
My kids love to read everything it’s great
Diana Stanhope says
Mine loved where the sidewalk ends.
Michelle C says
My son(9) is reading Harry Potters and my daughter(6) is into Junie B Jones. Thanks for the chance to win!
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Denise Taylor-Dennis says
My son like Dr. Seuss Books
Christian Alejandro says
Dr Seuss has been very popular in our home.
Lindsie says
my daughter likes the Bad Kitty books
Lynda Thomas says
My boys like all kinds of books! Favorites at the moment are Berenstain Bears books, and Magic School Bus books. 🙂
Sherry Compton says
My grandson loves Animal Tales and Roscoe Riley. My granddaughter loves Tangled books.
Dawn k says
My kids love Harry Potter and percy Jackson.
Mihaela D. says
Captain Underpants 🙂
Sherry Compton says
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Pat says
My kids like to read mysteries.
Candice Hull says
My oldest is just learning to read, so we usually read to both of them. They love being read encyclopedias and they love to watch documentaries. Anything that teaches them how things work or what they are is top of their list
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AEKZ2 says
My daughter likes Dork Diaries and my son likes Diary of a Wimpy Kid