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To the board once more and, this time, was given the go-ahead to produce aДummy.

Matthews reassessed his original proposal and took it Week, into an encyclopedia with the added attraction of colour. This was an up-to-date part work which built, week by Rival publishers Purnell had no such problem andД«rought out a British edition of Conoscere in January 1961 under the Turned down, the board fearing that a new weekly would be damaging to theirД®xisting titles, The ChildrenвЂ™s Newspaper and the The ChildrenвЂ™s When he suggested a new paper modelled on these, the idea was La Vita Meravigliosa, two popular educational magazines published in He drew some of his inspiration fromД®uropean papers on a visit to Italy he picked up copies of Conoscere and Matthews, who had been with the firm since 1938, gaining experience at everyД®ditorial level before being promoted to the companyвЂ™s board of directors.Д«ring a new slate of titles to the group to replace some of the long-runningДЄnd, by then, old-fashioned titles. Look and Learn, however, was a fresh idea from London-based publisher whose story papers and comics had entertained childrenДЇor over seventy years. Matthews, the Director of Juvenile Publications at Fleetway Publications, the Look and Learn was the brainchild of Leonard Still remembered fondly by parents and grandparents. Over a thousand issues, Look and Learn entertained as it educated and is Had grown up in the austere years after the war. Was bright, spirited and fun, a weekly for the new generation of children who Look and Learn, as the new paper was called,

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Were printed in full colour and the paper was beautifully illustrated by some of Of articles on history, nature, literature, astronomy and art. Paper arrived in newsagents around the UK and across the world.

Steve Holland, our honorary archivist, has written a detailed history of Look and Learn,