- Ibn al-Haytham, the man who discovered how we see, by Libby Romero
- This book is cute, Sarah Wassner Flynn
- Bird guide of North America, the best birding book for kids from a National Geographic bird expert, Jonathan Alderfer
- Why on earth?
- National geographic kids, 2023
- Shiloh, 1862, Winston Groom
- National Geographic science of everything, how things work in our world, foreword by David Pogue
- Beginner's United States atlas
- Weird but true!, 300 bite-size facts about incredible edibles!, Rebecca Baines, project editor
- Tigers forever, saving the world's most endangered big cat, Steve Winter, Sharon Guynup
- 125 true stories of amazing pets, inspiring tales of animal friendship & four-legged heroes, plus crazy animal antics
- Before the flood, National Geographic presents with RatPac Documentary Films ; an Appian Way production ; in association with Insurgent Docs and Diamond Docs ; a film by Leonardo DiCaprio and Fisher Stevens ; directed by Fisher Stevens ; produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, Fisher Stevens, Trevor Davidoski, Jennifer Davisson, Brett Ratner, James Packer ; written by Mark Monroe
- Sharks vs. sloths, Julie Beer
- Monkeys, Anne Schreiber
- Bugs, text by Eva Steele-Saccio
- Pink boots and a machete, my journey from NFL cheerleader to National Geographic explorer, Mireya Mayor ; foreword by Jane Goodall
- National geographic kids, 2022
- Weather, Kristin Baird Rattini
- Running with wolves, our story of life with the Sawtooth pack, by Jim and Jamie Dutcher
- If stones could speak, unlocking the secrets of Stonehenge, by Marc Aronson ; with Mike Parker Pearson and the Riverside Project
- Kangaroo to the rescue!, and more true stories of amazing animal heroes, Moira Rose Donohue
- Deep sea dive, National Geographic Society
- National Geographic complete photography
- Ugly animals, by Laura Marsh
- National Geographic encyclopedia of space, [compiled by] Linda K. Glover ; with Andrew Chaikin ... [and others] ; foreword by Buzz Aldrin
- Concise history of world religions, an illustrated time line, National Geographic ; edited by Tim Cooke
- National geographic, 2021
- Oceans, dolphins, sharks, penguins, and more! : meet 60 cool sea creatures and explore their amazing watery world, by Johnna Rizzo ; introduction by Sylvia A. Earle
- 30 years of National Geographic specials, produced by the National Geographic Society ; produced by Gail Willumsen, Barry Nye ; written by Gail Willumsen
- Foxes, by Laura Marsh
- National Geographic reference atlas to the birds of North America, [compiled and edited by Mel M. Baughman]
- Tigers, Jill Esbaum
- National geographic, 2023
- Food journeys of a lifetime, 500 extraordinary places to eat around the globe, introduction by Keith Bellows
- True green kids, 100 things you can do to save the planet, Kim McKay and Jenny Bonnin
- Meerkats, Laura Marsh
- Ultimate space atlas, maps, games, activities and more for hours of galactic fun!, Carolyn DeCristofano
- How to know the birds, the art & adventure of birding, Ted Floyd ; illustrations by N. John Schmitt
- Red pandas, Laura Marsh
- The Age of chivalry
- The human brain, inside your body's control room, by Kathleen Simpson ; Lori Jordan, consultant
- This is rocket science, true stories of the risk-taking scientists who figured out ways to explore beyond Earth, by Gloria Skurzynski
- Free solo., National Geographic Documentary Films presents ; a Little Monster Films production ; an Itinerant Media production ; a Parkes+MacDonald/Image Nation production ; a film by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi & Jimmy Chin ; directed and produced by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin ; produced by Evan Hayes ; produced by Shannon Dill ;, DVD/Widescreen
- The last lions, photographed by Beverly Joubert and written by Dereck Joubert
- Bulls-eye, a photobiography of Annie Oakley, by Sue Macy
- People!
- Planets, by Elizabeth Carney
- Ink!, 100 fun facts about Octopuses, squid, and more, Stephanie Warren Drimmer
- Little kids first big book of who, Jill Esbaum
- National Geographic kids bird guide of North America, the best birding book for kids from National Geographic's bird experts, by Jonathan Alderfer