American Girl Magazine

Pros: It is filled with fun ideas and stories.

Cons: It only comes every other month.

The Bottom Line: This is one of the very best magazines for girls ages 9 to 14 years.

Review: This month when this magazine arrived at my house I was wondering how much longer we would be subscribing. This is not because I don't enjoy my daughter reading it or even looking at it myself. It is because my daughter is 13 and going into the eighth...

Pros: Gives a lot of enjoyment to the girls

Cons: It only comes every other month.

Review: American Girl Magazine offers so much for young girls ages 10 and up.
I 've never seen a magazine that promotes self esteem, self confidence and a desire to be creative like American Girl.


It's a magazine that does all this...

Pros: Good focus on the 8-12 age-group. Variety of information, fictional and nonfictional.

Cons: Only 6 times per year.

The Bottom Line: This is a popular and wonderful magazine for 8-12 year-old girls, featuring a variety of subject matter and many activities.

Review: American Girl magazine is a bimonthly publication directed toward girls ages 8 to 12. It's been a consistent award-winner, having won, among others Parents' Choice Gold Awards in 1998 through 2002 and Parents' Choice Silver Awards in 2004 and ...

Pros: True stories and fictional accounts in every issue, including puzzles, recipes, crafts and advice!

Cons: A little too pastel, (pink, purple, light blue, yellow) and kind of "girly"

The Bottom Line: Grab a magazine and plunge into it, you'll be sure to have tons of fun, doing puzzles, reading articles, and flipping through the pages of one of my favorite magazines!

Review: About a year ago, I purchased a bi-monthly subscription to American Girl Magazine for my daughter, and she also checks out back issues from her school library. Overall I've been impressed by the wholesomeness of this magazine for elementary school ...

Pros: A great educational, moral, entertaining, age appropriate magazine that both girls and parents will love

Cons: only 6 magazines a year

The Bottom Line: This is one of the best magazines out there for young girls. It is a quality magazine that promotes what it means to be a young lady today in America.

Review: American Girl Magazine is a great magazine. We just recently started getting it for my 7 year old daughter and we just love it. The magazine itself is geared towards 8 to 12 year olds, as the American girl dolls are as well. (The same company sells ...

Pros: Positive content, educational, self-esteem building.

Cons: Only six issues per year.

Review: The American Girl Company consistently turns out high quality products for young girls, and their magazine is no exception. Although advertised for girls ages 10 and up, my daughter, who recently turned nine, loves it. And so do I! I love to see her...

Pros: age appropriate material, not boring

Cons: only comes every other month

The Bottom Line: We like it here.

Review: It seems like it's always good to rotate reading material, so there's only 1 magazine I take full time, then I toy around with others and when the subscription runs out we try something new. One magazine I decided to try out for my oldest was American ...

Pros: Wholesome, fun, encourages reading!

Cons: Just wish they were longer!!

Review: The title of this publication is very misleading. This is not just for American girls! My 11 year old daughter gets a wonderful exposure to many different cultures in this magazine. It is looked forward to every month. It is very much written to her...

Pros: Filled with wonderful articles & editorials, high quality photos & graphics, no advertisements!

Cons: Only comes every other month

Review: My daughter received a subscription to the American Girl Magazine for her 10th birthday and she absolutely looks forward to each and every issue. This magazine is not your "run of the mill" magazine geared towards children - this is a top...

Pros: Great content, no advertising, fun

Cons: a bit expensive, but worth it.

Review: My 10 year old daughter has been a subscriber for 4 years. When she began getting this magazine, I still had to read alot of it to her...and she did insist that I did. It was one thing we could both agree on. I think I enjoyed reading the articles to...