Excellent relevant, digestible content I echo many of the other reviewers sentiments. I subscribe for my tweens and teens but definitely read it cover to cover myself. The articles are just long enough to stretch the attention span and short enough to encourage readers to engage in new material or content they wouldn't have considered on their own. I absolutely love this magazine.

I have an ongoing subscription for my… I have an ongoing subscription for my granddaughter and she absolutely loves it! She's 12 and a real science kid.

The BEST science magazine for teens We tried many different magazines for teens from our local library and were happy to find OYLA. It is the absolute BEST science magazine for teens. We have been subscribing to OYLA for a year for our 11 year old son and are happy to continue subscribing.

ZERO STARS ZERO STARS =========== I ordered magazine as a 6 month subscription on January 6th. It is now Apil 6th and i have not received a single issue till daye. I have mailed to them multiple times, and each time they respond by saying that the issues must have been lost in transit and that they will send it again, but that has not happened. I believe this is an elaborate scam and they have no registerd office or landline phone number or location to reach them. I will suggest that nobody should subscribe to this. I intend to report them to the authorities real soon.

"Please keep OYLA Magazine coming, Nana!" I originally purchased two subscriptions for OYLA on the suggestion of our daughter in law who is homeschooling their 15 year old. The second subscription is for my husband, a retired engineer. Once we have read the latest issue, we send it to another grandchild, aged 13, who is also home schooled. At each of our three family sites, OYLA is enjoyed, savored and anticipated. It brings up topics for conversation and discussion. Every issue fills me with awe about the natural world. I learn something new each and every time. All family members are in agreement: continue to subscribe to OYLA magazine, please, Nana!! Thank you for your hard work and insight into all things STEM as you create such an awesome publication.