Stone Soup Magazine is the New Yorker type of magazine for tweens between the ages of eight and thirteen. Subscribers receive six copies of the magazine per year. Each issue is devoted to the creative writing of children, including only pieces written by tweens. Stone Soup may inspire children to take the time to seriously work on their writing. Seeing your prose and that of others your age in print is a powerful motivator to want to develop these skills. Moreover, Stone Soup builds a community of kindred spirits. Tweens that aspire to become writers can connect with like-minded peers through the pages of this inspirational magazine. Each issue includes a range of compositional styles.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Muse Magazine for Kids
Awarded the 2010 Parents’ Choice Gold Awards, Muse Magazine for Kids is the perfect choice for aspiring artists, scientists, and scholars. Each issue includes a range of topics from historical articles to science and fiction. Muse “is a magazine for kids that want to know everything”. The November/December edition I reviewed featured articles on sea turtles and the history of flight, as well as book reviews on Shakespeare and another on shortness.
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