DD has told me she would like to start getting some "girly" magazines- what is age appropriate that isn't too kiddy'ish and too teen'ish?
Thanks!
Jessica
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1|1|I'd go with Discovery Girls Magazine...link inside.|noway|bargainhuntress23@yahoo.com|06:37:08|06/28/2010|
http://www.discoverygirls.com/
It offers a suggested age range of 8-12. Hope this helps. 2|2|american girl magazine for ages 8-12 yrs.|aliciamk|ohiogirl279@yahoo.com|08:33:42|06/28/2010|
http://www.americangirl.com/fun/agmg/
they sale american girl books too on their website. 3|1|people and time have a magazine for young readers|kthy26|kthy26@yahoo.com|09:15:07|06/28/2010|
Not sure if she would like this but my son looked at it when he was around 10 or so and its got some educational stuff in it as well and celebrity gossip not sure what you would allow her to look at but i would suggest these magazines
good luck my son loves magazines but he is alot older now and he likes car and gun magazines and military magazines
Kathy