100 Things to Know Before You Grow Up

We bought this book for my daughter for Christmas, and she likes reading it. The content is appropriate for a tween, so as parents, we like it too. However, the book came apart from the binding when she opened the book, which is disappointing. It's a paperback, and she can still read it just fine but was hoping for better quality.

My daughter loves these little books with lots of little facts she keeps rereading them

Great birthday gift for kid who wants to experience everything life has to offer. The book has great suggestions. It is colorful and exciting.

My niece asked for this for Christmas and set about reading it the minute it was opened. It's a hit!

My kid liked this book.

Love the information and the graphic way it is presented.

Would you like to learn how to read a map? What about how to take care of your teeth? Have your truly thought about how to be grateful? Do you know how to conduct an experiment or write a thank you card? National Geographic Kids has all of these answers and more. As a matter of fact, there are 100 various things kids can learn.Scientists have discovered over 10,000 planets. Young readers will get tips on how to identify Venus, Mars and Jupiter, the brightest object in the sky. If you’re forgetful with names this guide offers 4 great tips to help you remember. If your goal is to plan a party a list is here to help you get started. If you’ve got a mechanical brain and like to build things, this guide provides tips on how to use a hammer, wrench and screwdriver.This guide not only helps to solve problems or answer questions, it also has weird but true snippets scattered throughout. For example: It’s estimated that people around the world use enough toilet paper each day to equal 27,000 trees. The back of the book has a checklist so readers can keep track of what they’ve learned. There are plenty of color photos so readers can see and observe real people doing experiments, they can see food items, telescopes, animals and more. Kids will learn how they can be at their very best.

Birthday gift for eight year old grandson, he liked it!

This is a super fun book for kids looking to grow up a little bit and take on some more responsibility. 100 Things to Know Before You Grow Up highlights skills that all kids should develop, like knowing how to take care of your teeth, how to cook your favourite foods, or read a map. My son sees it as a road map to becoming "an educated adult", and I think that is wonderful. It is fully illustrated and loads of fun to read, and I'm very happy to help my son learn the things he says he needs to know before he grows up. We are crossing them off as we go.

Great!