Jill Esbaum
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of How
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of How
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Target Audience:
Preview:
Why do chameleons change colour? How do refrigerators stay cold? How do tornadoes form? This colorful fact-filled book answers the kinds of questions curious little minds ask every day. With simple explanations, photographs, fun facts, activities, and questions to explore, children can discover how everyday things, animals, nature, and the world around them work.
Perfect for readers, who:
• Love asking “how?” and discovering how things work
• Enjoy facts, photographs, and learning about the world around them
• Prefer interactive nonfiction over traditional stories
Why You'll Love It:
✅ More than 100 colorful photos paired with age-appropriate information
✅ Covers everyday objects, animals, nature, food, weather, and technology
✅ Simple explanations that make big questions easy to explore
✅ Includes activities, games, and parent tips for interactive learning
Also consider the below aspects before you select:
❌ This is a fact and reference book rather than a continuous story
❌ Some topics are introduced quite briefly, making it better for exploration than in-depth learning
Verdict:
A colorful, curiosity-driven book for young learners who love asking questions and discovering how the world around them works.
