Redbook Magazine

Pros: Informative, indulgent, and interesting.

Cons: A bit too sexually explicit to leave on the kitchen table.

The Bottom Line: Fun to read, good advice and references, and interesting topics.

Review: Redbook claims on its front cover to be the publication that balances "family, work, love, and time for you". It definitely encompasses all of these ideals and more.

The cover typically features a celebrity. October's cover shows a svelte and...

Pros: A great read overall!

Cons: Only once a month

Review: Redbook is another magazine that I cannot live without.
I know, I'm a magazine junkie, but this one is a keeper.
I have been subscribing to it for a few years now and
it's one of my favorite magazines to curl up on the sofa
and drink...

Pros: Well-written articles, balanced mix of topics

Cons: May become repetitive

Review: Just beneath the vibrantly colored Redbook header are the words, “Balancing family ·work · love · time for you.” This magazine actually lives up to that comment. Redbook is one of the most well balanced women’s magazines out there, with a little bit of...

Pros: Interesting short articles, appeals to many ages

Cons: Lots of ads

Review: Now that I have two kids, I’ve found it difficult to do as much reading as I would like. There never seems to be enough uninterrupted time in the day to concentrate long enough to really get into a novel. I’ve become more addicted to magazines as a...

Pros: interesting articles, something for everyone, not expensive when you subscribe

Cons: does have some "fluff", and quite a bit of ads

Review: Redbook is my favorite magazine. I have subscribed to it for three years and don't plan to discontinue that subscription any time soon. Having this magazine come in the mail each month has helped me to make some much needed "me" time, which,...

Pros: Classy presentation, in depth articles

Cons: None

Review: If I had one magazine to choose over all the others to subscribe to it would be Redbook hands down. I say this because it is ageless in that it doesn't stereotype any particular age group, yet is definitely a woman's magazine. Like the cover...

Pros: Too many to name in this short space

Cons: None in my opinion

Review: 200 plus pages of great articles and information. This magazine always catches my eye at the check-out counter at the grocery store. I find my self drawn to the great cover's and always some eye-catching phrase on the front that makes me want to open it...

Pros: something for every woman

Cons: Lots of ads, but doesn't every magazine have them?

Review: I am a mother of two children and most of the magazines I subscribe to are parenting/baby related. I was looking for a magazine just for me and have found that in Redbook.

First of all, the subscription price per year could not be beat....

Pros: Women's magazine, many articles on a variety of subjects.

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: Redbook has been around for a while now, however, it stays current on most all issues women deal with every single day.

Review: I pulled seven back issues of RedBook magazine off of my bookshelf, to look through, before writing this epinion.

RedBook magazine is geared towards women. The theme of each issue is basically the same, of course.

Marriage:...

Pros: A wide variety of articles

Cons: Constant "list" articles

Review: Epinions describes Redbook as a magazine for young women who must balance careers with their everyday life. I think this description sells the magazine far short, for this magazine caters to At-Home parents too. Much of the focus is spread out, from...