Volcanoes
by Anne Schreiber
read by Dion Graham
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Intriguing narrative and vivid images offer a little science, a little history, and a lot of action in this dramatic presentation of volcanoes.
Meteors
by Melissa Stewart
read by L. J. Ganser
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Encourage scientists and explorers of tomorrow with this easy-to-grasp investigation of the world of meteors. In this image-packed book, kids will learn all about these objects hurtling through space and into our atmosphere.
Ellis Island
by Elizabeth Carney
read by Elisabeth S. Rodgers
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Explore Ellis Island from its early history through its most famous time as a gateway to America for over 12 million immigrants, to today's museum. Period photographs and clear information demonstrate the importance of this site as a “melting pot" in America's cultural history.
Dolphins
by Melissa Stewart
read by Suzanne Toren
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Bubbly text and captivating photos of the lives of these beloved mammals includes an emphasis on human responsibility to conserve their natural environment.
Titanic
by Melissa Stewart
read by Simon Prebble
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
The historical significance of the Titanic is expertly presented with brilliant photographs and exclusive in-depth coverage that includes Bob Ballard's 1985 discovery of the sunken ship, the industrial feat of the powerful ship, the tragedy of the wreckage, and the enthralling stories of survival.
Pandas
by Anne Schreiber
read by Joe Towne
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Panda-mazing facts and adorable photos present the traits and habitats of these endearing wild animals.
Planets
by Elizabeth Carney
read by L. J. Ganser
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Simple language introduces our solar system to young explorers, and includes all of the planets and dwarf planets, and lots of fascinating fun facts.
Robots
by Melissa Stewart
read by Joe Towne
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
What is a robot? Discover the history and science behind these amazing machines as well as meet the coolest robots of today and tomorrow in this inviting and entertaining book.
Wildfires
by Kathy Furgang
read by Dion Graham
Part of the National Geographic Kids Readers series
Ignite interest in wildfires-how they happen, why they're important, when they're dangerous and how to help prevent them - with you-are-there photographs and clear facts and explanations in this fascinating presentation.
