Teen Magazines

Here you will find lists and resources for magazines and literature aimed at teenage readers. From gossip, news, fashion tips to interviews, gender specific and christian mags. This will serve as a comprehensive listing of mags for youth age 13 to 19.

• American Cheerleader. The only magazine for cheerleaders. Written by cheerleading experts, it covers everything from tryout tips to cheer-specific workouts.

• Black Teen Today.

• Boy Crazy. A revolutionary trading card game and magazine designed just for girls to explore their emerging interest in the opposite sex.

• Boys' Life. Award-winning magazine for all boys. Boys Life is dedicated to making a high-quality magazine. Includes articles on fiction, history, outdoors, non-fiction, science, sports and much more.
• BPM Culture. Music, Tech lifestyle.
• Breakaway. Delivers honest answers about the issues that concern teen Boys 13 and up. It's a great read, with awesome graphics, hysterical columns and inspiring articles!

• Brio. For teen Girls 12 to 16. Helps to answer questions on faith, fashion and fun. It's packed with features articles and stories that encourage teen girls to make wholesome choices.

• Brio & Beyond Magazine. For teen Girls 16 to 1, they will find articles that'll strengthen her faith. Each issue is packed with great reading about everything from fashion and food to fitness and fun things to do.

• Calliope: Exploring World History. Lets kids explore these exciting times through dramatic, action-packed tales of ancient history.

• Campus Life. Published bimonthly it delivers good fun and solid Christian guidance to today's teens.

• Career World. Provides guidance for school, career, and life after high school. Each issue provides practical advice and information on career awareness, college planning, and vocational/technical opportunities.

• Cicada. A magazine for teenagers and young adults. It offers high-quality fiction and poetry dealing with the issues of growing up, leaving the joys and pains of childhood behind, and becoming an adult.
• Complex. Complex is a men's (18-34) lifestyle magazine targeting the cultural and consumer interests of an ethnically and racially diverse population of pop culture-savvy trendsetters. Articles covering music, fashion, film, sports and sex are complimented by an in-depth buyer's guide to the hottest gear, clothes and gadgets.

• Cosmo Girl!A magazine for girls with real issues — guys, beauty, fashion, money, parents, school, changing bodies, and more.

• Current Events. A newly expanded classroom magazine from Weekly Reader Publishing that includes a contemporary, teen-friendly look with in-depth coverage of social studies and language arts content that's in the world and national news.

• Current Health® 2. Uses current news to make topics relevant to students about nutrition, fitness, personal health, and the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol, along with today's essential health news.
• Current Science. Uses today's news to make science more relevant to students. Covers every area of the science curriculum—life, earth, and physical science, plus health and technology.

• DIG. Travel into the past with DIG^TM as archaeologists and historians explore the mysteries of ancient civilizations through what they left behind.

• Elle Girl. Fashion, fun, and advice for the young, trendy set.

• Faces: People, Places, & Cultures. Brings articles about the cultures of the world to the mailboxes of kids 9-14. Each issue focuses on a different culture- from Laos to Morocco to Jamaica .

• Faithful Sister. Designed to provide young African American girls with fashion, beauty, and health tips.

• Footsteps. Designed for young people, their parents, and other individuals interested in discovering the scope, substance, and many often unheralded facts of African American heritage.

• GamePro. Provides video game cheats, reviews, trailers, and news.

• Giant Robot. From movie stars, musicians, and skate-boarders to toys, technology, and history, Giant Robot magazine covers cool aspects of Asian and Asian-American pop culture.

• Girl's Life. Bills itself as the number-one magazine for girls 10 to 15. Each issue is packed with advice on friends, family, school, and crushes, as well as real stories about real girls facing the challenges of growing up.

• Guideposts Sweet 16. Guideposts teen magazine is full of true stories that will strengthen the faith of teenagers and show them how to live a positive, balanced life. 

• GUMBO. Weighs in with more content, by giving teens an outlet to express their thoughts on serious issues.

• Heckler. snow. skate. music

• How Stuff Works Express. Designed to enhance learning and boost student performance through cool content and time-saving, classroom-ready teaching materials. Makes learning fun by integrating science, math, technology and reading in one great package.

• J-14. Teen Celebrity Magazine. 
• LàTeen. content that excites, entertains, and most importantly, empowers Latino teens across America.
  Listen. Designed to empower youth to live healthy, wholesome and drug-free lives.
• Lumpen. A bimonthly magazine that digs up the dirt in mainstream discourse, exposing and resisting the degradation in our mental and physical environments.

• M. Music, Movies, and More - find it in M, the teen entertainment magazine where you get all the entertainment news. Featuring exclusive news and amazing photos of your favorite celebs.

• MAD. Bills itself as the world's leading magazine of humor and satire, skewering everything from movies, TV, and music to politics and American pop culture.

• MAVIN. Explores the experiences of mixed heritage people, Tran racial adoptees, interracial relationships and multiracial families.

• misquince. Dedicated to helping make this event successful.

• Muse. Muse seeks to stimulate, delight, and challenge every curious kid ages 9 - 14. Sponsored by Smithsonian and from the publishers of Cricket, Muse features articles on space, genetics, rain forests, computers, physics, math, visual arts, earth sciences, and almost everything else in the universe.

• National Geographic Explorer. A colorful monthly publication that targets junior member, aged 8-14, of the National Geographic Society.

• National Geographic Extreme Explorer. A colorful monthly publication that targets members aged 14 an up, of the National Geographic Society.

• New Expression. Covers news about Chicago youth.

• New Moon. For girls aged eight to 14, this beautiful, international magazine celebrates and encourages them on their journey to becoming women. New Moon features articles, essays, reviews, photo features and interviews that have a positive, empowering outlook.

• nextSTEP. An award-winning magazine designed to high school students with college planning, career exploration and life skills.

• New York Times Upfront. A collaboration between The New York Times and Scholastic Inc.; designed specifically for teenagers. Upfront features articles on current events, politics, government, pop culture, technology, business and science. The stories are selected for timeliness, interest to teens and more.

• New Youth Connections. A citywide, teen-written magazine with a readership of 200,000 teens and adults. NYC is published seven times during the school year.

• Odyssey. An award-winning science magazine for young people ages 10 to 15 that allow kids to explore the hottest trends in science in detail--everything from robots to rocketry and asteroids to dinosaurs.

• Pop Star. Each issue of Popstar! have 100 full-color pages full of dreamy pinups, exclusive pix, a totally free poster and one-on-one interviews with the superstars of music, movies and TV.

• Positive Teens. 32-page bimonthly literary print magazine for and about real teens. Male and female writers and artists express themselves in over a dozen regular columns and special features.

• QuinceGirl. The world's leading resource for quinceañera.

• Read. Compelling mx of classic and contemporary fiction and nonfiction, including plays, personal narratives, poetry, and more. Content reinforces NCTE/IRA standards.

• Represent. A bimonthly magazine written by and for teens in foster care.

• Ride BMX. The latest on the BMX world, interviews, news, blogs, bike products, screensaver images and handy 'how to' guides.

• Right On! Covers the latest industry and artist news.

• Scholastic Action. High-interest teen magazine that gets below-level and reluctant readers excited about reading. Each lively issue covers teen topics that are ideal for grades 7-12, at an accessible 3-5 reading level. Action delivers the tools and skills for better reading comprehension in a fun, interactive way.

• Scholastic Choices. A life skills magazine for middle and high school students. Teaching tool dedicated to health and family and consumer sciences with a broad base of challenging subject matter, including self-esteem, body image, family life, careers, and substance abuse.

• Scholastic Math. Math magazine for general math students ages 12-16 and their teachers. Articles and activities focus on problem solving, math on the job, consumer math, and computation practice.

• Scholastic Scope. Language arts teaching resource that focuses on teen-oriented nonfiction, classics, skills, and contemporary and multicultural young-adult literature.

• Seventeen. Bills itself as the world's most popular magazine for the modern teenage girl. Every month, you'll read about the hottest fashions trends for teens, beauty and style tips, relationship advice, and the latest news on today’s biggest heart throbs.

• Sex, ETC.Co-sponsored by Answer and Rutgers University , this magazine is dedicated to sex education and is written by teens for teens.

• Skateboarder. Seeks to highlight features of the sport and culture while letting the true spirit of the sport — the fun of it — shine through in a positive way.

• Skipping Stones. An award winning nonprofit magazine for youth that encourages communication, cooperation, creativity and celebration of cultural and environmental richness.

• Slam! Provides the latest news in basketball enthusiast, from college to pro!

• Sports Illustrated Kids. Covers sports the way youth like it. Interviews with sports heroes. Hilarious comics. Awesome action photos and much, much more.

• Student Athlete. The only magazine written by college coaches with the specific goal of helping serious soccer players get into college.

• SuperOnda. The only magazine dedicated to providing news and informational tools to 16 to 22-year-old Hispanic men and women, so they can make positive choices for the future.

• TEEN. Features the latest trends and information on fashion, beauty, boys, dating, celebrities, quizzes, and horoscopes for girls age 12 to 19.

• Teen en Espanol. Features the latest trends and information on fashion, beauty, boys, dating, celebrities, quizzes, and horoscopes for girls age 12 to 19 in Spanish.

• Teen Graffiti. A magazine written by teens for teens. Provides an avenue for teens to voice their opinions on the issues they are faced with today and to highlight their achievements and accomplishments. Each issue includes movie and music reviews, photography, poetry, essays and opinions.

• Teen Ink. A magazine written by teens for teens. It features music, movie and college reviews, poetry, fiction & articles of everything from friends and jobs to sports and the environment are in each issue. See what millions are talking about!

• Teen People. It’s from People, except it’s just for teens! Teen People allow you to read intimate profiles of your favorite celebrities and hear inspiring stories of teenagers just like yourself.

• Teen Vogue. Follows in that rich tradition of Vogue providing, fashion, style, music and more! Teen Vogue has the clothes they'll love at prices they can afford, in styles they can wear!

• Teen Voices. Put down that lipstick and let go of the need-a-guy attitude! You don't need them when you've got Teen Voices, an intelligent alternative to boy-crazed, fashion-oriented teen magazines.

• The Middle Mag. A quarterly publication that provides news and information on music, entertainment, and information for 12 – 14 year olds.

• The Source. Provides information on hip-hop music, culture, and politics. Includes interviews, articles, music, videos, and more.

• THRASHER. Bills itself as the Bible of teen culture with coverage of skateboarding, snowboarding, modern music and alternative activities for the youth of today. Each issue is packed with color photos, interviews, profiles, artwork, fiction, contest coverage, photo sequences, spot checks, fashion tips and insider gossip

• Tiger Beat. Bills itself as your ultimate source for teen celebrities!

• Twist. A magazine for girls ages 12-17, filled with the latest news on entertainment, beauty, fashion, and fun.

• Under the Radar. Bills itself as an indie music magazine that is the solution to music pollution. It offers intelligent, humorous, in-depth articles that go beyond a band's major influences, accompanied by exclusive and stylistic photos. The publication is known for breaking exciting new bands.

• URB. A source for hip-hop and electronic music lifestyle. Provides news and information on the latest in DJ culture, Music, Film, Politics, Technology and Studio gear.

• Vertical Thought. Provides life-altering biblical content to help teens & young adults discover and live God's way of life.

• World Kid. National Geographic World Magazine for Kids features games, stories, jokes, postcards, screen wallpaper, and ideas for science projects, crafts, and more.

• Young Urban Viewz. Published four times a year at irregular intervals, it is created for African American teens and young adults. It is not designed to be your average hip-hop teen magazine, but a vessel used by God to empower youthful minds with thought provoking articles.

• YRB. Bills itself as street based with a bold against-the-grain approach and a cheeky sense of humor. It is geared towards an audience who are interested in all aspects of the urban scene including street fashion, hip-hop graffiti, extreme sports, body art, contemporary and traditional arts, music and literature.

• YM. A magazine dedicated to teen age women, has a contemporary flair and a youthful sense of style.

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