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By Staff -- Playthings, 1/1/2006

Where in Asia is the Gobi Desert? Is Greenland part of North America? Pierre is the capital of South Dakota. Some facts that may or may not be known to adults are at the disposal of kids in Beginners World Atlas, National Geographic, Washington, D.C. The updated version of the book, suggested for ages 5 to 8, features easy-to-read maps of all the continents, accompanied by full-color photographs. Various charts throughout Beginners diagram the politics, physical makeup and people of each region.

Beyond the boundaries of this world, the signs of the zodiac receive a thorough introduction in Zodiac, Celestial Circle of the Sun, Francis Lincoln, London. The book details the 12 constellations that inspired the mythical figures and stories of the zodiac—some dating back to 3000 BC—along with information about when each sign is most visible, or highest in the sky during the year. It is recommended for readers ages 6 to 9.

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