Binding: Magazine First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 weeks Format: Magazine Subscription Issues Per Year: 12 Label: Highlights for Children Magazine Type: Trade magazine Manufacturer: Highlights for Children Number Of Issues: 12 Publisher: Highlights for Children Sales Rank: 81 Studio: Highlights for Children Subscription Length: 365 days
Product DescriptionHighlights for Children delivers puzzles, science projects, jokes and riddles to challenge young minds, while characters in regular features like Hidden Pictures, The Timbertoes, Goofus and Gallant and the Bear Family, keep children coming back like good friends should.
What Others Say
savvy shopping
Highlights For Children is $3 cheaper and ships the month it is ordered with a gift card and free calendar on the Highlights Magazine site.
Games, Stories
I love reading and doing the games/puzzles with my 5 and 7 year old. The games actually build spatial and reasoning skills in a non stressful way.
Highlights Great!
Perfect in content and on time delivery to 8 year old. He loves it and parents (strict ones) approve of it.
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Highlights For Children
This is for my Great-Grandson 9 years of age. Believe it or not, I had this subscription when I was in grade school. I looked forward to it's arrival every month. Now my Great-Grandson is doing the same! He brings it over to our house when he visits and we both try to find all the hidden items. Then it is time to read the stories. So you see ~~ even 'old folks' still enjoy it!
Can't wait to share with my kids
I enjoyed Highlights Magazine as a child for many years. I might not have liked every story or puzzle, but there were always plenty of pages to keep me entertained and I read them over and over. Besides, I rarely (if ever) pick up an adult magazine where I'm really interested in every story that is printed. Highlights is trying to appeal to children with a wide range of interest and it's ridiculous to expect every page to be a home run for every reader.
I occasionally pick up a copy of Highlights while sitting in a doctor's office and am pleased to see that it is nearly the same as it was when I was reading it in the 80's. I look forward to sharing this magazine with my future children.
