If your child has questions about lions, tigers and bears, Zoobooks has all the answers.

Children can learn all there is to know about animals with a Zoobooks subscription. Zoobooks is the number one resource for children inquiring about animals both domesticated and in the wild. This magazine goes in depth about animal habitat, anatomy, reproduction, and socialization, all in a manner that students can understand. Zootles, a spin off of Zoobooks, which started in 2005, offers comprehensive animal information for children aged two to six. Children younger than two can get familiar with animal genuses and phyla with Zoobie magazines and books, the animal media for babies. Zoobies were launched in 2008.

Zoobooks was first created as a hardcover library fixture in 1983, and since then has jumped off the shelves and evolved into the widely distributed magazine form that it is today. Now, there are over hundreds of thousands of Zoobooks subscribers in the United States, Canada and internationally. Zoobooks relies heavily on subscription in order to educate children on animal matters.

A Zoobook magazine is much more than your ordinary magazine; subscribers receive access to the Secret Jungle with each issue. The Secret Jungle is a companion website where children can play games, puzzles and read articles all dealing with the animal kingdom and its inhabitants.

Since the magazines creation, distributing clear, colorful and informative information has been its goal, and they have succeeded, as many readers cite these as reasons why the continue to purchase and recommend Zoobooks for friends and family members.

Zoobooks is published 12 times a year. Each issue features a different animal on its cover, and then the pages dig deeper into the animal’s anatomy with accompanying pictures, facts and diagrams. Past issues have featured elephants, tigers, polar bears, endangered species, turtles and spiders.