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Informative magazine
In all, I enjoy Family Tree Magazine as it is chock-full of interesting stories, tidbits and helpful tips for your genealogy research - some of which are very creative and will help you further along in your genealogical quest.
One of the best Genealogy magzines around !!
Always a good read, I learn something new at month.....

Family Tree Magazine
This is one of the best Genealogy magazines.It has been an immense help for new leads to information and how too's.A very good resource for all new and seasoned genealogists or family historians. ... Read more

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Dittos from a grandmother
I just read all of the currently posted reviews andwill just say dittos to all!I met PHS at my daughter's home when she was a beginning home schooling mom about 1990 or so. I have been subscribing ever since just to keep informed and because I thoroughly enjoy its appearance in the mail and then reading most of every issue.It also just gives me a plain old good, warm, feeling about what is going on with the families and young people who are coming up to be the next adult generation.
best home school resource around
Back 15 years ago when I started homeschooling our oldest daughter, Mary Pride was my best mentor, thanks to her Practical Homeschooling magazine and the curriculum reviews in her Big Book series. Now with two home school graduates and five kids still plugging away at it, I still look to her for help as I face the new challenges that each unique child presents.
Great magazine
This is one of the best homeschool magazines you can buy.I have tried the others, but dropped them.I am sticking with Practical Homeschooling. ... Read more

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RATES ARE LOW, SUBSCRIBE NOW
A few years ago, I wasn't sure I'd ever be able to own a home. Rates were so high at the Hellmouth that I didn't think I'd ever be able to afford the mortgage. Subscribing to the Nassau Weekly changed all that, though. It gave me hot tips about when and where the rates were low-- thanks to the Nass, I was able to buy my very own duplex! Nassau Weekly is totally sweet
Ohmigod, you guys, you should TOTALLY subscribe to this magazine.It is RIDICULOUSLY well-written and thoroughly researched, and provides an exciting, dynamic way to leverage synergy across a number of business areas.The Weekend Page is a SCREAM, too (love the constant, semi-creepy David Boreanz references)!I give it twelve thumbs up!In conclusion, the Nassau Weekly is my third favorite magazine, after Commentary and Memory Work Review Monthly. ... Read more

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Since No One Has Reviewed This I`ll Tell You About It
This Is a 4 page magazine(If you count the front & back covers)
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Pretty good! ....for a magazine
My family has been getting this magazine ever since I can remember, and I liked it. But it started to change over the years, and I think the biggest change was the comics. It used to be Noah Vale, which was funny, but it had to stop when the 'bad' kid got saved, so they switched to Johnny Bravo, a si fi. Then that ended because the evil guy got defeated, so now it is some rat. Okay, ITHINK that I am a little ttttooooo old for this
I originally got Clubhouse Jr, when I was about 7, maybe 6, and I think that I liked it at the time.Then when I was about 9 I switched to Clubhouse.Now I am 12, and VERY mature for my age, (at least thats what every one tells me) and I am SO bored when I get it and can't wait to switch to Brio.I look through it to the art pages and then to the Ask Away section and then I throw it away.I WOULD HOWEVER, recommend it to kids up to the age of 10, maybe even 11, but, being a 12 year old girl, I am more interested in the topics that Brio covers, and not about pet rat comics and stories about how little Sally is sad because she has no friends.But it is good, and I did have 2 things published in it over the past few years.

ClubHouse Magazine is cool
One Grandma ordered this magazine for my boys and the other ordered the Highlight magazine.My kids look at the back cover of Highlights for the hidden word game and never look at it again.They have read the Clubhouse magazine from cover to cover several times.They also actively save the Clubhouse magazine. ... Read more

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Multicultural Magazines!
Skipping Stones is an awesome magazine! I love how it showcases work from all over the world, including countries like India and China. It also has many interesting articles on different cultures, imporant people, and certain themes, such as peace, war, tolerance, etc. Ever year, Skipping Stones sponsors a Youth Honor Awards program. The winner receives a certificate and 5 nature and/or multicultural books. I submitted to them this year and I WON! You never know until you try. In Skipping Stones, I really like the folktales, the information on different countries and religions, and the poems. The magazine accepts submissions from both youth and adults. Skipping Stones is GREAT! ... Read more

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piercing
i thought that this m=issue of the magaizine was really good and it really made me think about what i would want to be pierced and what i wouldent!!! and what the outcomes of the piercing could be!! and where a piercing would hurt the most ... Read more

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Too slow...we may wait for 6 weeks or more.
I can't say anything becuase I haven't got any magazine and even notice from Amazon, and Horn Book Magazine. Defer from regular shipping process, magazine shipping process is all pre-historic...

A must for anyone fanatical about childrens literature
This is the only magazine I know of that specifically is devoted to childrens literature. It is a fantastic read. I could not do without it. Anyone who loves childrens literature will appreciate this periodical, not just parents and teachers. After all the best literature out there, in my humble opinion, is childrens literature! ... Read more

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