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For: Girls, ages 5 to 12, who love to figure things out
Issue 33 Highlights: Supercharge your brain with 50+ fun puzzles and riddles for hours' worth of screen-free fun; learn a psych-up mind trick from chess Grandmaster Irina Krush; play word games with crossword constructor Anna Shechtman, author of Riddles of the Sphinx; find out how curiosity activates your brain from neuroscientist Jacqueline Gottlieb, Ph.D.; see just how smart octopuses really are on a dive with marine biologist Chelsea Bennice, Ph.D.; read a comic about a WW2 codebreaker by 2x Eisner Award winner Rosemary Valero-O'Connell; color-by-dot a modern masterpiece by artist Marlene Bennett Jones; twist your own salty, chewy soft pretzels with pretzel maker Emma Smales of Smales Pretzel Bakery; find out how you can puzzle for life from paleoanthropologist Jessica Thompson, Ph.D. and mathematician Maggie Miller, Ph.D.; connect the dots (with your body) with rock climber Kathy Karlo, host of "For the Love of Climbing" podcast; and read a short story about a girl who unlocks a mystery message at an amusement park. Plus! A secret code, a word search, a search-and-find, a free tear-out poster, and more!
Issue 33 Short Story Contributor: Kate Milford, author of the Greenglass House series, winner of the Edgar Award, and finalist for the National Book Award for Young People's Literature
Cover Art: Jennie Utschig
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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!
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!
Another great Kazoo magazine. There are really good messages and fun/creative activities to go along with them.
