Shout - Magazine Reviews

After been a major fan of shout and not read it for a couple of years , I decided to see if I'd missed much! It was their new make over which grabbed my attention! I thought it looked quite childish but thought i'd buy it anyway. Although this magazine is aimed at 9-14 year olds , i would not reccommend a 14 year old to read it as it's ...  Read the complete review

I think that Shout magazine is not lying when it says that it is voted the best teen mag in the UK! 'Shout' is very interesting and gives you all the latest gossip about celebs and their life. The magazine has true stories that people send in about their life (some of them are quite scary!) and you will laugh your head off with those embarrassing ...  Read the complete review

Shout magazine is a good magazine for teenage girls. It usually covers everything that the average teen would be interested in.....music, hair, boys, makeup, fashion, that sort of thing. The size of the mag is good, its small enough to fit into a teens handbag. Shout includes real life stories that show teens what other alike ...  Read the complete review

I think Shout is a good magazine for teenagers. It covers lots of different aspects of teen life and makes a very interesting read. It includes sometimes shocking real life stories, articles about celebrities, embarrassing moments and is jam packed with lots of other fun things. On the front cover there is normally a big picture of a ...  Read the complete review

i collect shout all the time i think its great it tells u all u need to know about everything it tells you how u cold raise money for funds it has really funny embarrasing momments it has great quizes all the time it adds new things every fortnight its bold its wee so u can get it in ur bag. everything is brilliant about it. true stories ...  Read the complete review

I am 13 years old and have been buying shout since i was about 11. i liked the articles that were printed and found it quite good, but the problem i have faced on so many acounts is the free gifts. Once i had a lipgloss that was out of date and smelt horrible, and an eyeshadow pallett that broke the first time i opened it after i got it out of ...  Read the complete review

my mum pointed shout out to me in the airport. it was a special price of 1.00 and you got a 200 and odd page magazine and a make up kit with 4 eyeshadows and 2 lipglosses. even though it is normally 2.00 i still think it is a bargin. on the front cover the word shout is written on the top in BIG PINK LETTERS. then it bullet points some of the ...  Read the complete review

Being the parent of a pre-teen is hard enough at times without worrying about the content of the magazines my 11-year-old daughter is reading. Last week I was faced with the very disturbing image, in one of her magazines, of a young man barely wearing a pair of boxer shorts thrusting his nether regions at me. He must have had a problem in ...  Read the complete review

Shout has being going for quite a while now. I remeber reading it when I was in my pre teens and early teens. I only recently came across it again when my youger sister whos 11 bought a copy. Obviously the graphics and layout has been brought up to date but most of the magazine is the same as it was 8 years ago. This is a good thing as this ...  Read the complete review

Shout is a magazine aimed at teenage girls. It is a fortnightly magazine that costs £1.50. I think this is quite expensive for what you get, as there are some other magazines aimed at the same type of people that are much more lengthly and a better read. Shout's front cover is always brightly coloured and packed with what is in the ...  Read the complete review

dont buy it. get mizz mag or sabrinas sercets - Advantages: true life stories, flow charts - Disadvantages: waist of money, thin pages, rubbish gifts

I used to buy shout when it's was 80p so that was quite long time ago (3 or 4 years) then it was a innocent magazine aimed at 11 to 14 years old but now my god what did they do to the magazine? I was in a newsagent's a couple of weeks ago I was with my cousin who's 11. She wanted to buy the Shout. When we got home after she had read ...  Read the complete review

Shout is a magazine for teenage girls. It is full of beauty tips, reviews on top fashion and games etc, embarrassing moments, problem pages, and shocking real life stories. The best part of Shout Is that they have lots of fabulous hair and make-up tips. The worst part of the magazine is that they have lots of people writing in asking for ...  Read the complete review

I went through a faise when I was younger of buying Shout. Then it was only a pound but was on rough paper rather then the shiny paper that most magazines have now and and had then. Now though it may be 1 pound forty pence but it always has somthing free with it and is pratically the same as the ever popular Mizz. It has a problem page, an ...  Read the complete review

The shout magazine is very helpful to young teenage girls. You can read articles which have been sent in by readers and you can read letters which have been sent in asking SHOUT for help. You can send in questions about any personal problems which are confidential and you are guarenteed a reply. You can send in cringes which jazz up the ...  Read the complete review

I hear you say ‘What is a fully grown woman doing, buying a magazine that is clearly aimed at young teenagers?’ Well if the truth be known, I picked it up in one of those bargain bins in my local supermarket. The price had been reduced to 20 pence and on the front cover was a free watermelon lip gloss, and having a six year old ...  Read the complete review