A New York Times bestseller and the favored annual amongst kids, parents, teachers and librarians, The World Almanac for Kids has over 3.5 million copies in print. In its 12th year of publication, The World Almanac for Kids 2008 is completely updated and filled with facts, quizzes, experiments, puzzles, maps, source websites and more on all manner of timely and timeless topics such as Faces and Places, Art, Weather, Homework Help, Museums, Music and Dance, Sports, Nations, U.S. States and U.S. History.
New this year are fun collections of Spanish/English translations and a CSI twist on the Science Chapter. Enjoyed with its companion volume, World Almanac for Kids Brain-building Quizzes, kids will get a head start in school and life! The World Almanac for Kids 2008 is 352 pages of entertaining and engaging answers to thousands of questions and things to do after school and during the Summer Slump. This library builder and homework helper is written especially for kids and is reviewed by Kid Advisors from around the country!
1. National bestseller: The number one selling kids' almanac in the world, with over 3.5 million copies in print! First published in 1996.
2. Editorial excellence: Completely revised for 2008, The World Almanac for Kids offers coverage on the 2008 Beijing Olympic athletes and fun collections of Spanish/English translations. Also inside are brand new puzzles and games, science experiments, and homework help tips.
3. Over 300 color illustrations throughout, jazzy spreads, call-outs and engaging Table of Contents.
4. Free monthly updates throughout the year aspart of The World Almanac for Kids E-Newsletter. Dedicated website, www.worldalmanacforkids.com.
編者簡介
Zoe Kashner is the World Almanac's editorial director for children's publishing. She developed the Yo! I Know, Brain-Building Quizzes book series and has produced two editions of the The World Almanac for Kids. Kashner previously edited classroom magazines and the popular reading intervention program, Read 180, at Scholastic. She has a masters degree in publishing from NYU and has frequently appeared in the media promoting World Almanac books, including the World Almanac and Book of Facts.
