National Geographic is one of the most widely read magazines of our lifetime. Known for their photojournalism, their stories take you on a journey that's always enlightening, often surprising, and unfailingly fascinating.

In this issue:

• The Bears of Summer: Polar bears lounging in soft beds of purple flowers?
• Everest Broke It, Scientists Fixed It: Next-gen weather stations at the top of the world.
• On The Trail of Toxic Green Tomes: Poisonous books in your library?
• A Turbulent Trip Around the World: The remaining mysteries on the 500th anniversary of the first encircling of the globe.

USA; 150mm x 230mm; 134 pages