How to Survive Anything: Shark Attack, Lightning, Embarrassing Parents, Pop Quizzes, and Other Perilous Situations (National Geographic Kids)

I gave this to my grandson who loves to read and he said this was an interesting book.

Bought for son who absolutely loved it.

Nice short pages, colourful & interesting. Read in less than a day (11yr old), so would be fine for younger readers. Mixes volcanoes & earthquakes with embarrassing parents & how to survive braces.

My son loves this. We read a chap eye at bedtime and he can tell me the facts the next day. It covers surviving the Internet, being the new kid at school, friend hails as well as various weather or animal attacks. A good subtle way of talking about sensitive primary school / teenage issues. it's written in very American way and has lost of references to American sports etc but that hasn't spoilt it for my son.

Practical, sensible, useful…mixing the ”natural” disasters with inter-personal ones is brilliant…i will buy copies of this for all the teens i know…only wish i had had this when i was a teen…highly recommended!

Got it as a present for grandson. I liked the easy style of the book

An enjoyable little book. Bought it for my 11 year old grandson. He will enjoy it I'm sure. Not sure I'd trust the info, but it's a giggle.

Brought this for my little brother aged 13yrs for hes birthday. He loves it,would highly recommend for even the fussiest of readers.

I bought this for my grandson. He enjoyed learning different things. Some whitty, some factual. Good little book, just research before buying fir age appropriate.

Great book. For anyone. 💖🌹👍🌷

Gave as a gift - he liked it!

Gave to my grandson starting high school as a joke. But he enjoyed reading it, think his dad read it, too.

Great book. Nice mix of seriousness and funniness.