Background and Format: Fun To Learn Favourites is an independent, compilation title, providing stories and activities using a number of popular children's TV characters including Dora the Explorer, Peppa Pig, Scooby-Doo!, Bob the Builder, Fireman Sam, Go Diego Go! and many more. Every issue comes with a 16-page pull-out workbook based on one of these popular characters. The workbook provides parent and child inter-activity, containing activities including counting, matching, puzzles and colouring. Every issue also includes competitions, a character poster / wall chart and comes with a free gift. The retail price is £3.99. Audience and Readership: The magazine is aimed at boys and girls aged 3-7. Deadline: Deadlines vary - usually 2-3 months ahead of publication.   Time of Publication: Every 4 weeks on a Saturday. Frequency: Monthly Circulation: Source: ABC. Monthly Unique Users: This figure is not disclosed. Distribution: The magazine is available in all popular supermarkets and local newsagents. Ad rates: Advertising information can be found here A media pack can be found here.

Background and Format: Fun To Learn Friends is published by Redan Publishing Ltd monthly fortnightly and is aimed at children aged between 3-7 years old. Covers stories and activities featuring popular children's TV characters including Peppa Pig, a workbook, bedtime stories, activities & crafts and puzzle games. It also has sister publications Fun to Learn Favourites and Fun to Learn Peppa Pig. The media pack is available from: www.redan.co.uk/UK-Media-Pack-2019-2/UK-Media-Pack-2019-April.html#page=3 Circulation: Source: ABC. Alerts: Gorkana Consumer Alert: Wednesday 17 January 2007 Flagship title of the Fun to Learn range, Fun to Learn Friends, is increasing its frequency for 2007 from 17 issues per year to bi-weekly production. The magazine aimed at children aged 3-7 years old features the hottest characters in television and publishing including Dora the Explorer, Bob the Builder and the Wiggles. Marketing Executive Emily Bell is the best contact at Redan for general enquiries about the Fun to Learn range and can also be reached on +44 (0)1743 364 433 or mailto:emily@redan.com.

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