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What's a good tween girl magazine option these days?

There doesn't seem to be anything equivalent to past favorites like American Girl, Moxie Girl, or Discovery Girl anymore. Finding a comparable print magazine option for tween girls today leaves people missing those classic publications with no clear equivalent in sight.

Overview
People affected5 accounts across 2 forums
Workarounds found3 items attempted
Community agreement130 total upvotes

What the numbers show

Counted from the threads quoted below. How we count

  • The most recent one is from October 2026.
  • This comes up 16.6× more often in r/Parenting than across the site as a whole.

What people tried

Every workaround mentioned in the threads below. We haven’t tested any of them — and nobody here is claiming they worked.

Found another way around this?

Share your steps and trade-offs so fellow engineers don't have to reinvent the wheel. No account required.

  1. 1
    Subscribing to alternative options like Kazoo, National Geographic Kids, Girls Life, The Week Junior, or science-focused magazines instead.
    Did this help you?
  2. 2
    Printing off articles on paper despite the cost and lack of color
    Did this help you?
  3. 3
    Using online reading tools
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In their words

Unedited, grouped by where they were said, most upvoted first within each place, each linked to the thread it came from.

r/Parenting4 people · September 2026

“There doesn't seem to be anything equivalent to that anymore! AG was so good! What's a good tween girl magazine option these days?”source ↗

ghost1667 · r/Parenting · 92 upvotes

“Man I wish Moxie Girl was still around. I loved that magazine in the 90’s!!”source ↗

emwinfield · r/Parenting · 1 upvotes

“I used to LOVE Discovery Girl magazine. I wish they still made that for her!!”source ↗

R2D2_For_President · r/Parenting · 1 upvotes

“I don’t have any suggestions unfortunately, but man do I miss AG Magazine too.”source ↗

PawneePoppins · r/Parenting · 1 upvotes
r/Teachers1 person · October 2026

“Reading online is not the same, and using online tools can quickly become a hassle for teachers and a distraction for the kids.”source ↗

“Printing off articles uses a lot of paper, feels less "official" and the kids don't get to see the same colorful pictures, maps, and diagrams that are usually found in textbooks.”source ↗

Kidmodo-Dragon · r/Teachers · 35 upvotes

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