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There is no link to order this magazine.
Does anyone get this magazine? How is it? It gets a 2.5/5 star rating on Amazon so I was hesistant buy. Thanks for your help!
I clicked the link and it didn’t take me to the deal either. It loaded a page for me to enter my email address. Do I do that first and then it redirects to the deal?
Kristina,
I tried this magazine out last year and I didn’t like it. I had high hopes and thought the kids would love it. Each page was REALLY busy with too much info and bits/pieces of stuff here/there. It was kind of overwhelming. My kids never got interested in it. I will not be purchasing it again. I just wanted something more simple with good info that they could focus on.
Our family LOVES NGM. We are a homeschooling family and the children love the facts and brightly colored pictures. They fight over whom is going to read it first when it comes in the mail. Grandparents buy as a gift each year for them. Ages 14, 12, 9 and 2.
We read this at the dentist office. My kids love it, especially the pictures. I usually read it with them. If there’s too much text, I read it and summarize so they don’t get overwhelmed with details.
My parents got us a subscription to Nature Friend magazine for Christmas this year, and we’ve been enjoying it. It’s about nature for little ones, but from a Christian perspective: http://www.naturefriendmagazine.com
Unfortunately, it’s way more than $10/year… =(
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