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ISBN: 1606523473
Author: James Doyle
Publisher: Readers Digest (November 10, 2011)
Language: English
Pages: 144
ePub: 1199 kb
Fb2: 1795 kb
Rating: 4.3
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Category: Children's Books
Subcategory: Geography and Cultures

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I Wish I Knew That: Geography", written by James Doyle, is filled with "cool stuff you .

I Wish I Knew That: Geography", written by James Doyle, is filled with "cool stuff you need to know" about Planet Earth and all its features (even the bonus features). It explains many of the mystifying things about our planet, as well as what geography is (besides that unpleasant elementary school subject). A little punny, sometimes wry, author Doyle gives us an amusing crash course on planet dynamics in a mere 139 pages (including the table of contents), and despite it being entertaining, we actually learn things

I Wish I Knew That is his third children's non-fiction books, the previous two being The Boys' Book 3 and The Boys' Book of Adventure. He is currently working on a series of modern fairy stories for younger children. Marianne Taylor grew up on the south coast of England, and from an early age developed an interest in science and natural history. I Wish I Knew That" should be read cover to cover for two reasons: 1) it will improve your base of knowledge, and (most importantly) 2) it's fun. It would also be a terrific gift for that know-it-all who really doesn't.

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Where on earth will you find a more exciting look at the world around us?Explore the world's continents, countries, and capital cities, and marvel at the planet's most extraordinary physical features-from the highest mountains to the deepest oceans-in a lighthearted mix of text, diagrams, maps, and amusing illustrations that will captivate children and encourage them to keep trekking. Divided into bite-size chunks, this book presents kids with a world of knowledge in the coolest ways possible and includes: a whirlwind tour of what planet Earth is made of and its position in the solar system. a look at the continents, with a listing of all the countries and their capital cities. forest fun facts and "tree-via." a chart of the world's largest deserts and the venomous animals that live there. an exciting journey across the ocean floor.Filled with hundreds of cool ways to remember the tallest, largest, longest, and most desolate, I Wish I Knew That: Geography is the perfect companion to help kids get a grip on the globe.

Comments: (6)

artman

It is well written well is interesting enough to hold her attention and the best part is she is enjoying the book!

Aria

Really like this book series.

Thabel

All sorts of tidbits about the world we all live in. Hightest mountain, largest ocean, more than you ever imagined.

invincible

"Some volcanoes that aren't in imminent danger of exploding and killing visitors have turned into tourist attractions. Here's some you can visit..." Uh...could we have a reassuring definition of "imminent" before we book those tours, please?

Learning Geography is learning a lot more than where countries are located on a map. Geography answers questions like "Why are there no monkeys in Maine?" or "...deserts in Delaware?" "I Wish I Knew That: Geography", written by James Doyle, is filled with "cool stuff you need to know" about Planet Earth and all its features (even the bonus features). It explains many of the mystifying things about our planet, as well as what geography is (besides that unpleasant elementary school subject).

A little punny, sometimes wry, author Doyle gives us an amusing crash course on planet dynamics in a mere 139 pages (including the table of contents), and despite it being entertaining, we actually learn things. Most fun are the things we learn about our own patch of Earth. Living in the Appalachian Mountains, you would think I knew they were the oldest mountains in the world and that they extend as far as Quebec--well, I do now.

"I Wish I Knew That: Geography" takes readers to the ocean floor, the peaks of mountains, the interior of volcanoes, the seven wonders of the world, and nearly every other environment on the planet. It explains how lakes are formed, the power of waterfalls, how to read a map, and so many other things that--as residents of Earth--you'd think all earthlings already knew.

Categorized as "Juvenile/Non-Fiction," "I Wish I Knew That: Geography" is an easy-to-read introduction to an unimaginable world--the one we live in, and can be enjoyed by readers of any age. Its "bite-sized chunks" of information satisfy instead of overwhelm, and its size makes it ideal for travel as well as reading in private places located within the geography of your home. I especially recommend it for those who hated or labored through geography in school. It's clear and concise, encouraging (nearly addicting) the reader to discover more. It's also a great companion volume to "I Used to Know That: Geography (Stuff You Forgot from School)".

Goll

I happen to enjoy random facts...or better yet lots of interesting facts that I should . I Wish I Knew That: Geography (Cool Stuff You Need to Know) is a fun little (144 pages) geared at ages 9 and up.

Geography is a book that covers exactly what you would expect with some general information about planet earth and specifics about geographical items like volcanoes, oceans, mountains, and ecological communities. The reader also finds an introduction to the Seven Wonders of the World, watershed, and Antarctica.

With black and white illustrations and charts scattered throughout, this is an inviting and easy read. No topic is studied deeply, but many topics are included. It gives a basic overview of the earth's geography. Some children as young as seven would really enjoy this, though it is not likely going to be a resource for adults. (Nor is it intended for adults. It is a reference book for children.) I can imagine a child sitting in the backseat on a car trip enlightening his or her family with fun facts from I Wish I knew That: Geography because it really does include Cool Stuff You Need to Know. With its short passages, it could also be good bathroom reading...or a gift for a teacher. I'd like a bit more content, but it's still a good book by James Doyle.

Thank you FSB Associates for sending me a copy for review purposes. All opinions are my own.

Nalme

Recommended for the spelling b

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