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Cheetah:
You have probably heard that cheetahs can keep up with traffic on the freeway, but did you know that from a standing start, a cheetah can accelerate faster than a racecar? Wow. That’s amazing. Kids may be so intrigued as they learn about the speed of a cheetah that they’ll want to get out a stopwatch and see how fast they can accelerate too.

This wild animal book is by the same company that publishes Zoobooks Magazine, which has been widely family-tested, approved by parents and endorsed by teachers who use them in their classrooms.

In this educational Cheetahs book, children can learn facts, in a fun way, about cheetah size, endangered species and so much more, while at the same time, strengthening their vocabulary and reading habits.

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Lion:
Like kittens, lion cubs are born with an instinct to hunt. They’ll pounce on beetles, butterflies, or anything else that moves.

With this book all about Lions, you can explore the way these cats grow from cute and cuddly to fierce and ferocious.

Learn about the African lion, the habitat of the lion, see photos of lions and more. From elementary to middle school and beyond, designed to enhance learning.

If you know a child who loves animals, loves to learn about animals, you can help turn that love into a love of reading also.

Read More About This Lions Book (Library-bound Hardcover)

Many Kinds of Critters:

Complete 58-Volume Softcover Zoobooks Set Like an animal encyclopedia, this set is ready and waiting to answer virtually every creature-question your child can come up with – using simple terms and striking illustrations that are conducive to good grades.

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Magazine Subscription For Kids:

Zoobooks Magazine gives a free poster and free stickers when a subscription is ordered. Zoobooks is the award-winning animal magazine for children ages 6-12. Kids are excited to see the new issue come in the mail each month. Kids just think the magazines are cool and don’t even realize the magazines are helping to strengthen their vocabularies and reading habits, while they are also learning and understanding about animals.