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For: Girls, ages 5 to 12, who won't back down
Issue 36 Highlights: Learn 24 fun ways to grow and flex your power; get Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor's best be-brave advice; do a color-by-dot with artist Kelly Reemtsen; read a comic about civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer; dive into a short story set along the coast by Newbery Honor winner Lauren Wolk; build your own DIY fencing game alongside 3x Olympic gold medalist fencer Lee Kiefer; do two fun paper experiments with structural engineer Tracy Abbott, S.E.; toast a baked Alaska with award-winning chef Caroline Schiff; find out how strong your body already is with anatomist Melissa Carroll, Ph.D.; learn how one tiny action can change the world. Plus! A secret code, a word search, a search-and-find, a spot the difference, a free tear-out poster, free postcards to mail to your friends, and more!
Issue 36 Short Story Contributor: Lauren Wolk is the Newbery Honor–winning author of many books, including Wolf Hollow, My Own Lightning, Echo Mountain, and Beyond the Bright Sea. Her next book, Candle Island, comes out in April.
Issue 36 Comic contributor: Diana Tsai Santos
Cover Art: Naomi Wilkinson
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My daughter loves it so much!😻
I purchased a subscription and several back issues for my 7 year old daughter and we have both enjoyed the creative activities, empowering stories, comics, and fun facts. The magazine is well designed and a pleasure to spend time with. I recommended this magazine to my local library and hope they subscribe so more kiddos can enjoy kazoo!
The girl power issue alone is amazing, but all 4 of these magazines are a hit with me & my 6 and 8-year-old daughters. My kids immediately read aloud their favorite passages, like the female athlete comic and the animal facts that redefine power to include stereotypically feminine attributes. There are so many fun, encouraging activities in these magazines that my kids have gotten hours of entertainment and more importantly, a boost in self-confidence. I highly highly recommend for all the little future leaders in your life.
My girls took more after their Dad than me. Sure, they like music, but they love computers, robotics, and programming more. So I was intrigued by this magazine and wanted to check it out. They are getting it for Christmas, so I can't speak to their reaction yet, but I couldn't put it down and really enjoyed reading it.I am very happy to report that I didn't find anything in this magazine to be political at all- that was one thing I really wanted to vet this magazine for. It really is just wholesome material with fun puzzles, interesting facts, and DIY activities to do at home, and there are no ads. I am considering subscribing to the magazine this summer, but money is a bit tight right now.The only thing that really gives this magazine a "girls" vibe is the graphic design and the fact that they interview and write about women. But I think my boys will peruse and enjoy this book too. This is such a wonderful magazine for girls though- so much better than the stuff I bought when I was a young teenager. I didn't even like the material that much, I just thought it was cool to have them and I didn't want to miss out. This is the kind of magazine girls can really be proud of. It isn't fluffy material.The ball and string puzzle I pictured is one I am keen to make and try. We have been to several children's and science museums that have had that puzzle and I have yet to solve it. It's tough!I cannot speak for all of their issues, but this one is a real gem and I love it.
My 8 year old daughter received a couple issues for Christmas and she loves them. She keeps telling me how much she likes to look through them and do the activities. We made the star pops, which was fun. Her birthday is in March so it’s a perfect reason to buy her a subscription. She LOVES science, art, and cooking so this magazine is right up her alley. Thanks Erin and team, for all of your dedication that goes into making a great magazine!
I am so happy to be able to offer my little one some regular meaningful print content. It’s bright, empowering and engaging. My almost 5 year old loves every edition.
My 10 yr old granddaughter is a big time reader...both graphic novels and chapter books. She really enjoyed the magazine. What a wonderful way to get away from the screen!
Kazoo is a magazine for all of the girls in the family to enjoy!
My daughter really enjoyed completing each activity!
My 9 year old granddaughter looks forward to her issues and the personalized messages we occasionally put in the magazine for her. They're well written, catering to a large age group,fun and inspirational. I love Kazoo and what it offers young girls.
I am very happy that customer service was able to get my daughter her missing issues. We are so grateful to receive them and looking forward to placing another order!
Another great Kazoo magazine. There are really good messages and fun/creative activities to go along with them.
There are so many wonderful activities in this magazine, great information, and the images are beautiful
My daughter loves Kazoo!
My kids absolutely love this magazine! I originally ordered it for my 9 year old daughter but my 7 year old son snagged it and he loved it too. It’s got beautiful colors throughout, and keeps them engaged for long stretches of time. I like that it’s not a one read and done magazine - they keep reaching for it to flip through. A subscription would make a great gift
Such a fun, colorful, thoughtful interactive magazine for girls.
This is a great magazine for kids ages 9-14. The articles are interesting and my kiddo liked doing the puzzles inside. Overall, the quality of the magazine is high: nice paper, well thought out design, great articles and graphics. This makes for a nice gift.
My sister likes to get my niece girly stuff. Since I come from a household with a scientist and a nurse for parents so I like to get my niece things to inspire her. Besides some STEM gifts, I also ordered her this Girl Power issue of a magazine that I had not heard of before called Kazoo. I thought it was odd to buy a specific issue of a magazine, but it's more of a workbook, with lovely full color pictures, inspiring articles and little games. I have been told that gifting is one of my love languages, and this issue of Kazoo magazine really fit my style of gift giving. My niece loved it and had to be told to continue to open other presents after it. I hope that my niece realizes she can do anything she sets her mind to, and this cool magazine will hopefully help instill that spirit.
My girls are loving these magazines!
I love that they are excited about the magazine!
Well, my 9 year old loved this so much we got her an annual subscription and honestly she is spending so much time reading and doing the activities and running out to show me something. She has had these for about a month now and she is still going back and doing things in it and reading!Forward thinkingModernFull color pages- not shiny like a magazine but matte and great for writing on!Modern day Highlights but on steroids and 1000x better!
Well, my 9 year old loved this so much we got her an annual subscription and honestly she is spending so much time reading and doing the activities and running out to show me something. She has had these for about a month now and she is still going back and doing things in it and reading!Forward thinkingModernFull color pages- not shiny like a magazine but matte and great for writing on!Modern day Highlights but on steroids and 1000x better!
Lots of colorful and child appropriate material
Once I explained to my 9-yo what a kazoo is (LOL kids these days), we were off on a great adventure of reading and learning. This was our first issue and it wont be the last, we are huge fans already. We keep this issue in the car so that there is always something stimulating and interactive on hand during short trips or waiting at the doctors, etc. The issue has a wide variety of formats and topics, including short articles, games, and puzzles reminscent of Highlighter or Ranger Rick magazine but with the focus on female stories and role models and with the aim of empowering young girls to shine their brightest and go make some noise!Impressive, high-quality printing and materials make this the kind of magazine that gets passed around to friends or gets forever-space on the bookshelf, not the kind of read-and-recycle kind of publication. She's a keeper!
This magazine has a lot to offer. It has articles with and without pictures, puzzles and guessing games. It's great for my 9 year old. Even my 14 year old might get interested. It's a perfect way to get my girls reading magazines. It's a very interesting issue.
This is a nice first magazine for girls. It has inspirational articles, a bit of science, a bit of brain teasers, fun pictures and interesting kid relatable stories. It's perfect for the car ride, during power outages or while waiting.
Plenty to read and plenty to do in this magazine. It's a great idea for things in the car, waiting at the doctor's office, or anytime you want your kid to do something more stimulating.The stories and articles are relatable, digestible, and inspiring for a young audience and we're perfect for my 7 y/o daughter!
