National Geographic Little Kids is a nature magazine for preschoolers, filled with activities and very short informational tidbits. Although mainly a nature and geography magazine, it also contains sections on culture and science. The May/June 2010 edition contains sections on such things as Dolphins, Cinco de Mayo, bird nests, and Puerto Rico. The activities inside focus on sorting, naming, matching and rhyming, and are all perfect for preschoolers. There are also projects, such as recipes and science experiments, for kids to do with their parents. Full of colorful photographs, limited text, and plenty of animals, it is great for children to read with parents or look at on their own. The magazine as a whole is a little too short, but the quality content and lack of advertisements make up for this. National Geographic Little Kids will appeal to two to five year olds. A subscription is recommended for the children’s section of public libraries. ( )