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Best Life (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Rodale Inc


My wife bought me this magazine for xmas last year since I am a current men's health subscriber. I had high hopes for the item, but it just was out of my generation. I am 26th, and nearly everything in this magazine appeals to a much older individual. Stick to men's health if you are under 30.

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Nylon

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Nylon Holding Inc.


Nylon magazine is, by far, one of the best magazines out right now. Nylon reviews current fashion trends, new music, and art with a keen eye, choosing only the most interesting and of the best quality. They always have interesting interviews, mostly with up and coming actors and musicians, and their covers rarely fall subject to talentless famous faces. The design of the magazine is visually intriguing; every page draws you in with original photography and meticulous details. Nylon's writing is wonderfully ironic and fun, always remaining accessible and never coming off as pretentious like many of its peers.

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Pop Star

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Leisure Publishing


I bought this as a gift for my teenage daughter. She loves it! The delivery is timely, and so much better priced than in the stores.
Great gift for a teenager. They are so hard to buy for!

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Ladybug

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Carus Publishing


Several of my youngest nieces live in other states and I only get to see them once or twice a year. It's nice to know that when Ladybug arrives, they have a monthly reminder about their Aunt!

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Elle

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Hachette Magazines, Inc.

November 23, 2001
I have subscribed to Elle for nearly 20 years and I have seen it change in recent years into more of a In Style type mag. There is increasing focus on celebrities, with one on every cover. I find this annoying--if I wanted to see Britney Spears or Posh Spice I would buy the Enquirer or People. I wish Elle would go back to featuring relatively unknown models instead of actresses. I think the recent change in leadership is causing the magazine to have an identity crisis. They can't really compete with Vogue but they're not sure who they should be...InStyle? People? Glamour?

Despite the recent turmoil however, it's still a good magazine. I love the book recommendations, in-depth articles, and of course E.Jean.

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Sports Illustrated (6-month)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: The Time Inc. Magazine Company

November 23, 2001
I send this to my nephew every year as a gift and he shares with all of his friends. They really like to see this magazine come. You see, he and his friends are in prison and usually do not have current information on sports. So this is a blessing to all of them!

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Blender (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Dennis Publishing


Stay away from this if you like rock music. This just shows a bunch of pop stars and rappers and gives bad reveiws for all rock music.

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Dogs for Kids (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: BowTie Inc.


I was happy to learn that the magazine contains puzzles and other activities which make it a good learning experience. This is the first magazine to captivate my granddaughter.

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W (1-year)

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Conde' Nast Publications


What else could you do to this magazine to make it better? Nothing! It's one of those perfect works of art that just happens to be a magazine.
The paper it's printed on, the photos, the articles. All perfect. I love the way it feels....It's a winner and also a collectible. Just can't say enough about it.

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Disney's Princess

Childrens Toy Shop > Magazines > Lifestyle and Cultures
from: Redan, Inc.

May 09, 2003
I got a subscription for my neice's 4th birthday (she started reading early) and she reads it voraciously from cover to cover once its in the mail. She really likes it. Personally, I could do without the games that sends subliminal messages that the princess has to get to the prince to win and would rather they focus more on characters like Belle and Mulan, rather than Cinderella-types. Sorry, but in reality when you wish upon a star, you'll still get beat by people who didn't and instead worked hard to achieve their "wishes."