Zoobooks Magazine

Pretty educational
A review of Zoobooks Magazine, November 3, 2009
Submitted by: Jay from Parker, co

We have so far received 2 issues of Zoobooks. I really like how these magazines read like small stories. (I previously subscribed to National Geographic-Kids for my 7 year old and it was cute but mostly just pictures and some breif interesting facts. Reading the entire magazine took maybe 15 minutes.) If you have a child  who is intersted in animals and doesn't like to read, I would highly suggest Zoobooks! There is nothing better than hearing your child say, "Mom, did you know that........?" over and over again and not know she is learning. :-)

A review of Zoobooks Magazine, November 18, 2008
Submitted by: ps

         I miss the diagram of the featured animal of the magazine. I specifically ordered Zoobooks  to help my students with diagraming for writing their animal reports.  I am a little disappointed  to see it is no longer a feature in the magazine.

Overpriced
A review of Zoobooks Magazine, November 6, 2008
Submitted by: bambina

Just buy the DK Eyewitness books instead...cheaper and more thorough.

Read and re-read for years
A review of Zoobooks Magazine, March 4, 2008
Submitted by: Andrea from Ponder, TX

My now seven year old daughter has saved every ZOOBOOKS we have received, more than three years worth, and refers to them time and again.  She has shared what she has learned with me, her father and anyone else willing to listen!  We have made many trips to the library to find new books on the animals featured in each months issue.  Right now her interest has been piqued by Wolves. 

This magazine is worth every penny.

Daughter Loves It!
A review of Zoobooks Magazine, November 19, 2007
Submitted by: A Homeschool Mommy in LC, Tex from League City, TX

My 8-yr loves this magazine. She'll say "Mom, did you know..." just like they promised. To get her started, sometimes I'll read it too, and say things like "Wow, Grace, it says here that a bald eagle weighs less than a house cat!". "Really?" she says & comes over to read it, which of course, is what I wanted her to do in the first place! Very readable & interesting. I've actually learned some nifty things along with my kids!