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Most magazines sold in England are designed to make women especially feel bad about themselves. And the ones for men are not much better. After the tragic suicide of TV presenter Caroline Flack, some hair salons decided on the spot to stop handing out magazines that seem to thrive on gossiping about the private lives of celebrities, and this has created quite an empowering movement. So unsubscribe from the boring, mysognystic and diet-crazed publications, and either read a paperback book at the bus stop, or subscribe to something better, like one of these fabulous magazines!

Darling Magazine is an American publication, guaranteed to make you feel better. Written from a Christian ethos, all the stories focus on ethics and affordability, there is no sniping at problems of celebrities and all women (and men) are treated as sentient beings with feelings, as are animals. You can subscribe online or find in shops, and support a different kind of women’s magazine.

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Other Nice Magazines to Subscribe to

British wildlife magazine

British Wildlife is a beautiful magazine on wildlife conservation, written by top experts in their field on native wildlife and natural history. Published 8 times a year, find 84 info-packed pages that educate and entertain, at the same time. For £40 a year, you get many in-depth articles like:

  1. The wildlife of London’s churchyards
  2. Identifying Britain’s smaller ladybirds
  3. Restoration of mountain woodlands
  4. Conservation of the basking shark

Each issue also focuses on helping native wildlife including:

  1. Newts
  2. Dragonflies
  3. Bats
  4. Beetles

bloom magazine

Bloom is a lovely magazine on nature, the outdoors and gardening. It celebrates the beauty of all green spaces – from countryside to city. Published 3 times a year, it’s available in a print or digital edition.
See make your garden safe for pets, to know toxic plants, mulch and other items to avoid.

The latest edition to give you an idea, features articles on:

  1. Tempting birds to visit your garden
  2. A deep dive into the world of mushrooms
  3. Meet a bunch of flower farmers
  4. Why our right to roam is important
  5. Stories on houseplants
  6. Botanic gardens & botanical embroidery
  7. Good books to read
  8. Grow & cook through the season

Resurgence & Ecologist Magazine is edited by ecological writer Satish Kumar, and is beautiful enough to gift to others, after reading. It features writings on the planet, poetry, creativity and politics, with reviews and guest articles. You can even join local reading clubs, to discuss each issue. A free issue is available to download.

Bloom in Doom Magazine offers lovely digital magazines and a blog to match.

Aquila magazine

AQUILA magazine is an intelligent magazine for inquisitive minds. Suitable for boys or girls around age 8 or over, it does not focus on passing exams, nor does it carry posters or games. Instead, it offers an interesting and colourful explanation of our world, often bringing topics and theories to children, that they will not encounter in school. Example content from a recent issue includes:

  1. Exploring the seas
  2. Protecting endangered species
  3. Investing ancient sea legends
  4. Make a ‘jellyfish’ to investigate buoyancy science
  5. Quiz: what kind of sea slug would you be?

Each issue features a minimum of 28 pages, printed on quality paper, with great contemporary artwork. Each monthly issue is centred around a new topic, readable up to 80 and beyond! Recent themes include:

  1. Ancient Egypt & The Nile
  2. Bugs!
  3. Funfair Maths
  4. The Ice Age
  5. The Amazon
  6. Discover Dogs
  7. The Earth
  8. Evolution
  9. Science of Music
  10. Charles Dickens

DOT is a quarterly print magazine for boys and girls age 5 and under. Just like its older brother Anorak, it encompasses all aspects of a child’s life from jumping in puddles to learning through play. It encourages children to be resourceful and find solutions using their imagination, creativity and fun.

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