Kiki Magazine for Girls with Style & Substance

Kiki MagazineThere’s a new magazine on the block, and it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for more substance than your standard teen mag fare, but still with a cool, fun design and great content.

From the website, Kiki Magazine is for girls who love life, appreciate creativity, and recognize good ideas. A Kiki reader thinks for herself, has her own look, and is on her way to being a confident, strong, and smart young woman. She’s a girl with style and substance!” Style and substance…what’s not to like about that?

In each issue of Kiki, which currently comes out four times a year, you’ll find articles and info on fashion, history, design, designers, accessories, and biographies; tips on using all kinds of different art tools, sewing and create-your-own projects; a look at creativity and culture in different countries; a behind-the-scenes look at the fashion industry; articles about grooming, health, and exercise; book reviews, recipes, and reader profiles; and games, puzzles, quizzes, and design-your-own activities.

Besides the truly great content of Kiki, what I love most about this magazine is its great design and accessibility. It’s gorgeous to look at, easy to peruse through, and it is ad-free, so there’s no worry about being bombarded with media images that might contradict the empowering content you’ll find inside.

One more thing I love about the Spring 2010 issue? It features my book In Their Shoes: Extraordinary Women Describe Their Amazing Careers in its Book Club section. Thanks Kiki!

To check it out, visit the Kiki Magazine website where you can learn more about the current issue and subscribe, or go to your local Barnes & Noble or Borders (if they’re not already carrying it, ask them to!).

1 Comment »

  1. Vivian Lewis Said,

    May 20, 2011 @ 7:25 am

    believe your young readers would find the article “Looking into the Mind and World of a Child Genius” At Yahoo Contributor Network, very interesting. This article covers some of my daughter’s accelerated achievements at a very young age, such as entering college at the age of 12 years old and graduating as biochemistry major at 16 years old from USC. It will also give your readers some suggestions on how they too, can increase their knowledge in many fun ways.

    My daughter‘s story was covered in the American Girl magazine a few years back.

    I hope you too will enjoy the article.

    From,

    Vivian Lewis

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