BK Publishing: Win a copy of 'Table Mountain's Holiday' by Lucy Stuart-Clark

Supernova, the Mag for Curious Kids

Supernova is a magazine for kids with inquisitive minds, who want to learn more about the world around them. Our pages are filled with articles on all sorts of subjects, including history, technology, science, sports, ecology and world cultures. We even deal with the social issues you encounter every day! Jam-packed with stories, fun activities and excellent reviews, Supernova is a fun, informative and entertaining magazine that is sure to keep you glued to its pages! Get a copy or subscribe today: http://supernovamagazine.co.za/assets/supernova-order-form.pdf .

Soccer Farm

'Soccer Farm' by Lourens Erasmus is the true story of two young boys who grow up on a farm in South Africa during the height of apartheid. Erasmus, the White son of a respected farmer, befriends Bareng Moloantoa, the Black son of one of the farm workers. When Bareng introduces Erasmus to soccer, he immediately falls in love with the game. The boys start their own soccer team on the farm and it is not long before they have a whole ‘league’ running. Order your copy: http://bkpublishing.co.za/assets/order-form-soccer-farm.pdf

Highlights International Editions

Highlights for Children is a family media brand that has been nurturing children with excellent, wholesome, and innovative products for more than 68 years in the U.S. Highlights' wide variety of “Fun with a Purpose™” magazines are dedicated to helping children become their best selves - creative, curious, caring, and confident. Choose the perfect magazine for every child, at every stage! With 'High Five' for ages 2-6 and 'Highlights' for ages 6-12, kids of all ages will spend hours laughing, learning and making memories that last a lifetime. BK Publishing is excited to partner with Highlights in South Africa. Order copies from BK Publishing today! Email: sales@bkpublishing.co.za Tel: +27 (0)12 342 5347

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Thursday 27 February 2014

Win a copy of 'Table Mountain's Holiday' by Lucy Stuart-Clark

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