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The July issue of Very Interesting Junior is jam-packed with articles that you can spend these cold winter days snuggled up indoors reading. We learn 10 cool facts about the polar bear, travel to the South Pole with Sir Ernest Shackleton, see how people move HUGE things (like the Halley VI Research Centre in Antarctica), explore the bones that make up your skeleton, marvel at the life of conjoined twins Chang and Eng Bunker, discover what makes the Bermuda Triangle so fascinating and then make our own static slime!

Very Interesting Junior Magazine Description:

Very Interesting (VI) is the magazine that fascinates, surprises, captivates and gives answers to questions you never thought you wanted the answers to. After a very successful 5 years in the South African market, VI is extending its brand and launching VI Junior. It has a clear focus to introduce young minds to the entertaining world of knowledge through intelligent and interesting content on technology, science, space, the environment, history and much more … and presents it in a unique way that appeals to children and tweens. VI Junior is a fun and quirky read that allows parents to provide their children with stimulating content that they can use to expand their knowledge base and their interest in the world around them. In a time when a competitive edge is a real advantage, inquisitive minds should be encouraged. VI Junior readers know more ……and knowledge is power