REVIEW – Time For Kids That’s Strange But True And Zoo 3D Children’s Books

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TIME For Kids That’s Strange But True!: The World’s Most Astonishing Facts and Records

• Hardcover: 176 pages
• Publisher: Time For Kids (September 25, 2012)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1603201556
• ISBN-13: 978-1603201551

From people who smell armpits for a living to grass that grows on cars-and needs to be mowed, TIME For Kids’ That’s Strange But True is an entertaining mix of amazing facts, records, and spectacular photos – all about the most bizarre things our world has to offer.

TIME for Kids Zoo 3D: An Incredible Animal Adventure

• Hardcover: 80 pages
• Publisher: Time For Kids (October 2, 2012)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1618930095
• ISBN-13: 978-1618930095

Take a walk on the wild side with 3D Zoo Awesome Animal Kingdom. Brought to you by the editors of TIME For Kids magazine, this book of stunning 3D photos shows animals as you’ve never seen them outside of a zoo. From big cats to exotic birds, the creatures seem to leap, crawl, fly, slither, swim, and stampede off the pages and into your living room. The book is packed with close to 100 large-scale, state-of-the art photos taken by master 3D photographer, David Klutho.

MY THOUGHTS

I received copies of That’s Strange, But True and Zoo 3D for review. My daughter is quite fascinated with facts: animal facts, people facts, odd facts, places facts, etc. She thoroughly enjoys reading things like Discovery Kids books and National Geographic Kids magazines. These are sure to fit right into her collection.
That’s Strange, But True takes kids on a journey through all sorts of the world’s strangest facts and records. The book is divided into categories of interesting facts, like those about plants and animals, inventions, sports and contests, body feats, and science and technology. Kids can even search for specific items using the index located in the back of the book. The great thing about this book is that it seems like something kids of a large age range can enjoy – as soon as they begin reading up to early teenage years. With 176 pages, there certainly are many facts to learn and keep themselves entertained with.

Zoo 3D is geared more toward a younger audience; I would suggest to about age 10. The book contains some interesting animal facts, but it is more about the pictures that feature animals popping out on every page once you wear your 3D glasses included with the book. (It even features an extra pair for a friend!) This book is the perfect mix of entertainment and education, giving kids short, one-paragraph snippets about each animal. The animals are brought to life with the 3D glasses, giving kids a unique look at animals they most likely would not see otherwise.

TIME for Kids does the same of kids that TIME does for adults – teaches and entertains while giving a new outlook on things around the world, in a kid-friendly fashion of course.

MORE INFO

Website: www.timeforkids.com/strangebuttrue and www.timeforkids.com/zoo3D
Time For Kids on Facebook

The product(s) featured in this post was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This review has not been monetarily compensated. Please note that as always any personal opinions reflected in this post are my own and have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.