National Geographic for Kids

 Brain Candy




"Welcome  to Brain Candy, a sweet selection of juicy tidbits, telling truths, uncanny connections and mind-blowing facts." 
Examples: A million is a lot - a million ants weigh as much as one human.
A million days ago the first Olympics were taking place in ancient Greece.
If you live a million hours, you will be 114 years old.

Your grandkids, as do mine, will love this trivia. Lots of colorful pictures with large text to page through without a big time commitment. 

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