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Inside Soap - Magazine
by Poppycat123
My week would not be the same without my Tuesday serving of all the latest soap and television gossip! Inside Soap is a handy, 100 page (approximately), television guide and magazine in one. It is reasonably priced at £1.60 and is widely available from most supermarkets, newsagents etc.
I absolutely love to watch television soap ... operas but as a busy mum of three it is inevitable I will miss whole or partial episodes here and there. Inside Soap allows me to keep in touch with all the action and to catch up on any major news I may have missed.
The cover is bright and enticing with lots of "teasers" to get your attention. The over all layout is simple and appealing, with lots of articles in words and pictures. The magazine seems to be able to get all the latest information, some of it exclusively.
The seven day television guide, which is included, is clear, concise and very useful. It also includes a very wide range of channels.
The magazine hosts several regular features at the back. These include a fun, double page puzzle section, short book, film and dvd reviews, a readers' letters section and horoscopes.
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The American Poetry Review
by Lucana
It is a cool magazine for every single poems and proses/short stories lover who didn't know what to read these days. Started publishing since 1972, this magazine has really became an attractive reading subject for the people lately. It is a magazine that consisted of poems and proses made by national artists all around the country. For ... you all poetry lovers should check them out, if you wanna know about the newest good poems these days or if you wanna try to make your own poems, this magazine for you. For me, a guy who loves to make poems, this magazine is a trendsetter of what to write these days. The cover and the pages is made of a really good paper too, so you don't need to worry if you want to buy it and collect it. Although the publishing is national only, you can still buy em online.
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Peppa Pig Magazine
by bringingsexyback
WHAT IS IT?
A comic book for very young children about the Peppa Pig character. It has been available for a few years because I used to buy it for my daughter at least 3 years ago and now I buy a copy for when my niece visits my home.
WHAT'S INSIDE THE MAGAZINE?
The Peppa Pig comic book is very ... colourful and it is filled with pictures of the characters off Peppa Pig. There are very many pictures of Peppa and George because they are the main characters in the show but the other animals are on the pages also. There is a story in every issue and that is 4 pages long, it is always a very easy story with not many words and I think they are very often the stories that are on the television episodes. My daughter and niece have both of them been able to read the stories themselves because they knew how to read but I think it would be nice to read to smaller children because the story is always very gentle.
There are puzzles, games and colouring in pictures in the comic book and these are always good for little children but the puzzles are too easy for older children who like Peppa Pig.
WHAT I THINK
I have bought many copies of the Peppa Pig comic book and I think it is a very good thing for children. The whole comic book is easy to read and that is good to help young children when they learn to read, the words are all printed big and clear and that aids children also. I like that there are ideas for things for children to do in the comic book and the ideas are in with the theme of the story in that issue.
The colouring in page is the first thing my niece finds when I give her her comic book and my daughter was the same. The picture is very easy to colour and it is usually a big picture of Peppa with background, you do not need very many colours to complete the picture and it does not matter if children colour out of the lines.
There are sometimes stickers given with the comic book and then there are special pages for children to stick them. This activity does not interest my niece so she uses the stickers on other things but they do always get used. The comic book very often has a free gift like a packet of crayons or a Peppa Pig whistle, the gifts are nice but they always break because they are made out of very thin plastic.
There are not very many pages in the Peppa Pig comic book and the paper is thin so it will rip easy, the cover is thicker and that helps to protect the comic but it still gets damaged very quick after the child has started to handle it.
5 Dooyoo Stars.
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