Yes, Childrens’ Magazines Still Exist — & Your Kids Will Love Them

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10. Cricket

For nearly 40 years, Cricket has brought high-quality fiction and nonfiction stories to the mailboxes of kids who want to know more about history, science, culture, and the arts. Respected founder and editor-in-chief Marianne Carus believes young readers (ages 9 to 14) will happily dive into reading with “beautifully illustrated, lively, well-written, interesting stories… with a witty tone and a sense of humor.” A one-year subscription (9 issues) is $29.95.