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The Comic Club Magazine Information

Language:English
Country Of Origin:United Kingdom
Frequency:Monthly
Current Issue:Issue 13 (0 in stock)
Barcode:000000055518013
ISSN:0000-5551
Related Topics: Primary School Children , Children's Educational Magazines
Issues per Year8

The Comic Club magazine

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Encouraging learning through monthly curated magazines.

(Excludes Plastic Free Gifts)

12 times per year we send out a different magazine from our great range of factual magazines.(Brilliant Brainz, Eco Kids Planet, Eureka Explorers, National Geographic Kids, Horrible Histories, Anorak, Britannica, & Animal Planet) This helps children have fun while they learn and engage and think about what they are reading.

Family engagement- The Comic Club is enjoyed best as a family, there is enough fun for everyone in each issue. Parents might find they learn something too!

We give your children a varied and valuable experience with unique activities based within the magazines.

We provide a broad spectrum of interesting facts and reading material for your child. Including history, science, art, nature, and lots more.

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About The Comic Club Magazine

We are dedicated to fun, learning, and family engagement.

We created The Comic Club to offer children an alternative to gaming, tablets, and social media. We believe that by providing children and their parents high-quality informative reading materials and activities, we can drive family engagement and encourage reading for pleasure.

Long storybooks can be intimidating for some children, and they do not suit everyone. Lots of children have a thirst for knowledge, and our magazines provides what fiction cannot.

We want families to spend time together, engaging properly, without the need for screens. Our magazines gives families a chance to have fun together and encourage learning.