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Did you know that National Geographic publishes more than 100 books a year and has more than 600 titles currently in print world wide? Many of their pieces are award-winners and best sellers including the National Geographic Kids Almanac and the Weird But True series. These books are filled with informative facts, colorful graphics and beautiful photography to keep kids attention. One of National Geographic's missions is to inspire kids to learn, and empower them to make the world better.
National Geographic recently published The Book of Heroes and The Book of Heroines, equally filled with the men and women hero's of our world. They focus on people such as Mother Teresa, Michael Jordan, Tina Fey, Galileo, Emma Watson, and so much more. Each book is filled with true stories of these amazing people. Whether it be a superstar, war hero, world leader, peacemaker, sports legend, ect., these people are widely admired for their accomplishments.
Are there any heroes or heroines close to you in your own life? A hero can be anyone who you deem one; but every hero shares similar qualities. They are courageous, compassionate, competent, inspiring, they never quit, and they leap to take action. Allowing your children to learn about heroes and heroines around the world is a wonderful thing. It can teach them to be a hero in their own life, as well as see real life heroes all around them. In both of the National Geographic books, you and your children can read story after story of these amazing people who are real life hero's that walk the world around us.
The Book of Heroes and The Book of Heroines are available for purchase in many bookstores around the world for a retail price of $14.99. They are also available on Amazon in the links below:
The Book of Heroes: http://amzn.to/2beAC6A
The Book of Heroines: http://amzn.to/2by07NU
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My husband is my daughter's hero. He is active duty in the U.S. Navy. She is very proud of him!
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My husband is my hero. He always takes care of me.
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