Bliss Reviews

I think that Bliss magazine is the perfectteenage magazine. It is interesting and isn't patronising to young adults needs. The magazine is full of gossip, fashion, music, boys and real life stories. It is bang 'up to date' and knows exactly what girls of today want in a suppliment. I find Bliss a refreshing and funny magazine. The ...

i apsolutely love this magazine! it is aimed at older teens. It's set out in a easy to read, fun way. It features everything from: celeb news to fashion to real life stories. it costs £2.30 which is a very good price as it is jam packed with genuinely interesting things. There is also a lad section which is actually written by a lad (so you know ...

Bliss magazine is primarily aimed at teenagers in the range of 13-17 I would say. The magazine is A5 size, it used to be A4 but then it decreased it size along with a few other magazines supposedly so it can ‘fit in your handbag’. Well it doesn’t fit it mine, but then again mines quite small. So anyway the latest issue I have, is the May ...

Bliss describes itself as 'the best feeling in the world and it comes quite close to it. Bliss is a typical teenage magasine with celebrities, problems, fashion and boys, but theres something quite diffrent about it. It may be the size, or the content but it does (in my opinion) rank among the top teenage magasines. Being a teenager ...

Well, that's how Bliss describes itself anyway. Bliss is a magazine aimed at teenage girls. It is a mix of serious and fun. I would say it was aimed at girls of about 13-16, yet I have known a few of my boy mates to take a sneaky peek when they thought I wasn't looking ;) Bliss is out monthly, usually around the fifth of ...