The Gift Of Reading (NAPSA)—Grandparents who want to give a gift that is both fun and informative may consider giving a gift that can last a lifetime— the love of books andreading. To help, here are a few examples of books for young people from DK Books: Readers can discoverall there is to know aboutone of the world’s most beloved toy companies with “The LEGO Book.” For children for whom “dino- saurs” is a magic word, there’s “Make Your Own T. Rex.” Grandparents can pitch in and help youngreaders construct a 2-foot cardboard model of T. rex and learn fun facts as they build together. a * AND FULLY = nae Grandparents who give the right book mayfind they’ve given a gift thatwill last a lifetime. e“Super Nature” is an interactive look at the “wow”factor of the natural world. It spotlights great white sharks, emperor moths, howler monkeys and manyof the world’s most fascinating animals in remarkable detail. Children with a passion for horses are likely to be pleased with “Horses: The Ultimate Treasury,” an illustrated guide to this amazing world. *For young people fascinated by visual tricks, try picking up “Optical Illusions.” Each time readers turn the page, lift the flaps or pull the tabs, they'll find another amazingsight. Children delighted with art and self-expression are likely to enjoy “Doodlepedia.” This is a fact-packed drawing and coloring book that just may change the way you and your grandchildren look at learning. DKpublishes books for children from preschoolto high school. Those whose grandchildren live mainly in a digital world will be glad to know that DK offers manyofits children’s titles in an e-book format. To learn more, visit www.dk.com.
