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National Geographic Kids
$39.50
I am not happy that this magazine began in late October after I was told that the first issue would not arrive until near Christmas. That being said, my nephew and his family love receiving this magazine. It is Nov. 22 and they have already received 2 issues of what was supposed to be a Christmas present! My nephew is 7 and in first grade. His parents find that the magazine is great for discussions, especially at dinner, and that he has begun being interested in different countries and people than his friends, neighbors and relatives. It's a great magazine for both kids and parents. It has something new and interesting for everyone.

National Geographic: Lost City of Z
$19.99
In 1925, British Colonel Percy Fawcett journeyed to the Mato Grosso region of Brazil with a small crew to search for a lost civilization ? the mysterious City of Z. They never returned. National Geographic on the case to solve the mystery - now a National Geographic employee has been missing in the jungle for four days. It¡Çs up to you to help find the Lost City of Z!

National Geographic Adventure Paper
$19.95
This paper is quite expensive, but very high quality. Waterproof, and the ink doesn't run. I printed off some topos and they look great.

National Geographic: Ultimate High-Definition Collection [Blu-ray]
$84.99
It is hard to compare this set of documentaries to Planet Earth because the film makers did not intend for these films to be another or type of Planet Earth. They did not have the time or funds to create a look at the entire world that Planet Earth does and I doubt they wanted their pictures to be compared to Planet Earth. Instead we have here a classic cross section of National Geographic documentaries with superb picture and sound that should thrill any family to own. Some inclusions weaker than others, this is a great set on blu-ray for less than $10 a film.