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Fri Mar-11-05 01:37 AM
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| Seeking Magzine subscript ideas for empowered/creative teen girl. |
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Edited on Fri Mar-11-05 01:38 AM by alphafemale
Are there any?
She's turning 13.
I'm seeking something with positive message...not that message screamed by all those other teen mags:
"If you're not 98 pounds and able to buy THIS BRAND of $50 eye-shadow, AND THESE! $250 pants... No one will ever love you!"
On Edit.
Birthday gift for family friend.
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Fri Mar-11-05 02:06 AM
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| Lorien
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Fri Mar-11-05 02:36 AM
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| 2. How about a subscription to Cicada? |
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it's a short story magazine for teens from the publishers of "Cricket".
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Fri Mar-11-05 03:05 AM
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| 3. That's a nice one. I got my hands on at least a few of those growin'up |
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I devoured them. But I was one of those freaky bookish kids. :D
This kid? Not sure it would be a match.
Are there any Zines directly countering the "Vogue Girl" mindset?
Real life advice mingled with fiction.
That's what I was really hoping for.
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Fri Mar-11-05 03:12 AM
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| 5. I really can't think of any offhand |
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but you might check out the Barnes and Noble young adult magazine section to see what's out there.
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Fri Mar-11-05 03:08 AM
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| 4. ....And your feline friends are very photogenic nt |
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Fri Mar-11-05 03:13 AM
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They're running around my feet at this very moment.
:hi:
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