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Discovery Girls Magazine Review and #Giveaway

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Somehow my little girl has turned into a tween and with that comes all kinds of new issues to deal with and explore. That is why I was glad to learn about Discovery Girls magazine. 

Discovery Girls is a destination where tween girls can express themselves, share ideas, connect with other girls and discover helpful tips for handling life’s ups and downs. Discovery Girls articles and features are written by girls, for girls–which means their content touches on topics that really matters to tweens. Their goal is to help girls grow and develop, forming a positive sense of self through solutions that build confidence, resilience and independence. I love how the magazine doesn’t try to be too grown up and that the girls in the magazine are “real girls”.

They consider all their readers to be “Discovery Girls” – girls who are curious, strong, and enthusiastic about becoming the very best they can be. (I LOVE all those attributes!) In each issue of Discovery Girls, they feature 12 “Discovery Girls” they’ve chosen to represent the state in the magazine. Every other month, they visit a different state for a two-day photo shoot, during which the 12 Discovery Girls from that state help put together the issue.

Overall, I found the magazines to be very age appropriate and great content for tweens. My daughter said that she loved the Discovery Girls magazines. She especially liked that it had stories written by the girls themselves.

Discover Girls is offering on lucky reader a prize pack with the following items.

  • 1 complimentary year subscription to the magazine (a $20 value!)
  • 1 set of our Fab Girls book set ($40)
  • 1 10-Year Anniversary Collector’s Edition, which will encompass 10 years of the best content from the magazine! ($10)

So how can you win?

  • Leave a comment on this post with why you would like to win.

Everyone must complete the required entry question. All bonus entries are optional. You will receive one (1) additional entry for each completed bonus entry with comment. Bonus entries will be confirmed before a winner is selected and announced.

You can get extra entries by:

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  • Tweeting about this giveaway – “I just entered to win a @DiscoveryGirls prize pack #giveaway via @bargainshopmom” (You can tweet once per day as an additional entry)

Just leave an extra comment for each as an entry. i.e “I am a fan on Facebook.” and/or “I get your e-mail updates.” You are eligible if you are a new fan/reader or a longtime fan/reader. Be sure to leave each a separate comment. Remember each comment equals one entry. Only comments on the blog will count as entries not comments on Facebook or Twitter. This contest will be open until Wednesday, September 28 at 11:59 p.m EST. Winner will be chosen randomly.

Disclosure: This review was made possible by Mom Spark Media. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I was provided a copy of the magaizne and book  in order to facilate this review.

 

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  1. Shannon Dalton says

    I would love to win this contest so I can gift the magazine to my tween niece Taylor. She is in 4th grade and undergoing all kinds of change in her life. I think this magazine would be a great way to learn about being her best. Girls need good role models and reading magazines like this be a great fit.

  4. Scarlett Huang says

    Hi I would love to win this contest because I would love to give this to my 10 year old daughter who’s in grade 5 and is sad because she doesn’t fit in so this would be great for her and she loves to read discovery girls from the library but she is always begging me to buy her a subscription. So my daughter would be so happy if she won

  5. Shanna says

    I’d like to win this for my 11 year old niece because she just started middle school. This can be such a tough time for kids…I think it would be great for her to have perspectives of real girls from outside her school to read. I know this is a responsible magazine, still cute and fun but not telling 11 year olds to try and look/act like adults! I would love to give it to her!

  8. Yvonne DiVita says

    I would love to win this because my granddaughter has experienced bullying in her life – and had to change schools because of it. She is working her way through it by blogging about pets in shelters. She feels she needs to be the champion of creatures that are far less fortunate than herslef. I’d love her to have a resource that will show her the many ways she can participate in life – and the many ways life will get better for her as time goes on. We could read this together and both learn something!

  9. Miriam Price says

    I would like to win this for my daughter. She is 12 and in 7th grade. She has had a rough start to school and would benefit from reading opinions , stories, and perspectives from other girls her age. She would greatly enjoy a mag like Discovery Girls.

  13. Jamie says

    I think my daughter would love this package! I can’t believe she’s becoming a “tween” too! sniff…sniff…

  15. Stephanie E. says

    I would love to win this giveaway because I am also new to the tween world. My dd would love this maganzie I think!

  22. Jennifer Hall says

    I would like to win this for my daughter Madeline. I feel that she needs more positive reinforcement with her self-image & I think that reading articles written by girls her own age will work better than hearing it from her mom,

  36. monica powell says

    i would love to have something wholesome for my daughter to read!!! I didnt know such mag existed!