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 Children's Digest – Articles on sports and sports figures, crafts, games, science, poetry, and humor for the pre-teen, with an emphasis on health, nutrition and safety. Includes Dr. Cory’s health column for kids. |
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 Conde Nast's Traveler Magazine – Aimed at affluent people who travel frequently, this magazine is written for those who want to see the world in first-class style while avoiding the tourist scene. Features of Conde Nast's Traveler Magazine regular reviews of top vacation destinations, hotels, shopping, transportation, and dining spots. |
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 Cosmopolitan Magazine - Now the largest-selling young women's magazine in the world, and is famous for its upbeat style, focus on the young career woman and candid discussion of contemporary male/female relationships. Reporting on modern social trends since its founding in 1886 as a magazine for first-class families, In the '60s, under the editorial direction of Helen Gurley Brown, Cosmo pioneered its then-radical message to women: Live big, go for it, be the best you can be in every area of your life. |
Copyright 2005 Willie Crawford Inc.