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What in the World?: Fun-Tastic Photo Puzzles for Curious Minds (National Geographic Kids)

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What in the World?: Fun-Tastic Photo Puzzles for Curious Minds (National Geographic Kids)

Move over I Spy! National Geographic Kids What in the World? is a photographic game book the way that only National Geographic can do it. This book turns cool photos into fun-filled visual games. Fun facts and nuggets of information will be sprinkled throughout, so kids learn while they're having fun.Â Games will include: "What's wrong with this picture?", hidden pictures, "find the camouflaged animal in the scene," and many others. "What in the World?" will be an instant favorite and will have a place on the family bookshelf for years to come.
Country USA
Brand National Geographic
Manufacturer National Geographic Kids
Binding Hardcover
ItemPartNumber 9781426315176
Color Multicolor
ReleaseDate 2014-03-11
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781426315176

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