Library Book by National Geographic Learning

“Helping kids discover books that spark their interests and engage their imaginations is key to growing successful readers,” said Doug Dohring, founder and CEO of Age of Learning.

The newest installment, Weird But True! 10, is only available in digital format through ReadingIQ. The Weird But True book series, now in its tenth year, covers subjects kids love to learn about, including science, space, weather, geography, food, and pop culture, presented with fascinating photos and illustrations. Weird But True has been National Geographic Kids magazine’s most popular feature since it debuted in 2004. As the series has shown, the world can be a pretty wacky place, and we’re excited to be able to help kids explore it with this partnership.” “Releasing the tenth installment in the original Weird But True series is a big milestone for us, and we’re proud to be commemorating it with ReadingIQ. They have made reading and learning more accessible than ever to parents, teachers, and kids around the world,” said Rachel Graham, Senior Director of Digital Book Publishing at National Geographic. “We are thrilled to partner with Age of Learning on ReadingIQ and ABCmouse. To celebrate the launch of the tenth title in the publisher’s wildly popular original Weird But True series, ReadingIQ features Weird But True! 10: 350 Outrageous Facts, a digital exclusive, along with the complete original series. Los Angeles, Janu– Leading education innovator Age of Learning, Inc., today announced that with more than 500 National Geographic Kids titles, the company’s digital library ReadingIQ contains the publisher’s largest digital book collection for kids available anywhere.

Library Book by National Geographic Learning