
"Aletheia Writing Magazine is a quarterly publication focusing on the literary and artistic works of Christian teens, ages 13 to 19*." Our oldest daughter was intrigued with Aletheia Writing Magazine when we received it. She is a writer and is always looking for outlets for her writing. We were able to examine two issues of this lovely magazine. After reading Aletheia, our daughter was inspired to create more of her songs, poems, and stories. She loved seeing the artwork that had been created, too. Full of stories, essays, poems, artwork, and book reviews all written by teens, this magazine provides an opportunity for teen writers to submit their original works for publication and for teen readers to enjoy submissions of their peers. The magazine is published quarterly, consists of forty pages, and is available for subscription through the Aletheia website for $26 (including shipping and handling). Aletheia is perfect for any budding teen writer. It is a great way to encourage teens to both read and write. My teen boys were not quite as enthralled by the magazine as my daughter was; but, they would rather read about football than anything, so that wasn't surprising to me. As with any magazine, the reader may not agree with the content of all of the articles; however, this is a magazine for Christian teens, so the content is geared toward Christians and is clean and wholesome. It is quite refreshing to allow your child to be able to read a magazine without fear of the content they may be exposed to. All in all, we enjoyed Aletheia Writing Magazine. To read other reviews from TOS Homeschool Crew members, visit the main blog post here. If you would like to "try before you subscribe," you can view the Spring 2011 issue here. **I was not compensated in any way by TOS or Aletheia Writing Magazine in exchange for this review. The honest opinions expressed are my own.**


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Sounds like a great magazine!
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