Meet the Editor!
Meet Tim Herbert, the Editor of National Geographic Kids magazine
Hi Tim! What’s your favourite thing about being the editor of National Geographic Kids Magazine?
I work with a fantastic team of writers and designers, and together we create a magazine that we know kids really love! When a reader writes in to tell you how much they enjoy Nat Geo Kids and how you’ve inspired them to learn more about the world they live in, it’s a great feeling.
How do you choose what goes in each issue?
It varies a lot. We do stories based on events that are happening that month, such as World Space Week, National Pet Month or Refugee Week, but we also write features based on cool scientific research, history, geography, news, trips the team have been on and topics that have been suggested by the readers themselves.
What do you think makes National Geographic Kids so special?
It’s exciting, educational and inspires kids to find out more about the planet. Children who read Nat Geo Kids love sharing the facts they’ve discovered in the mag with their friends, class-mates and family. Our aim is to make learning fun!
Why do you think it’s important to learn about animals, people and places around the world?
Our planet is really precious and extremely fragile, and we need to appreciate that. The more we learn about its animals, plants, people and places, the better the chance we have of looking after it.
What age group is Nat Geo Kids aimed at?
Our readers are kids aged 7-13. We’ve done lots of reader surveys and have found that more than 90% of them share the mag with their parents.
Is it suitable for both boys and girls?
Absolutely! Our readership is pretty much a 50/50 split of boys and girls, which is great.
What can you expect to find in each issue?
Lots of fun! Each issue is packed with gorgeous posters, brain-teasing puzzles, exciting competitions and fascinating facts that make our readers go ‘Wow!’ And we want them to come back every month for more!
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(Part 2!) Our magazine is also much bigger! The US edition has less than half the pages of ours, plus were very proud of the fact that ours comes with exclusive fact cards every issue and we use great quality paper. We hope weve managed to convince you that our magazine is worth it - we can guarantee your little ones wont be disappointed! A little tip for you is to check out the subscription offer offered by Tesco Clubcard - its the cheapest way to subscribe. Happy reading! NG Kids
Hi Oliver7, Thanks so much for enquiring about the pricing of our magazine. There are several reasons as to why our magazine costs more than the US edition - were bias, but all of which we believe contribute to making our magazine truly great.Firstly, theyre different inside! We have an awesome & dedicated team here in the UK producing content for our marvellous UK audience. Its written in English (not American), & we produce 12 issues a year - compared to the US’s 10 per year.
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I love these magazines because they are funny and cool! I would recommend these magazines!
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I think its all fantastic - and I really want to subscribe my daughter - but I cant get beyond the pricing. 15 dollars (yes FIFTEEN) in the USA, while were expected to pay £36 (52 dollars) for it in the UK? Its not asking them to deliver by FedEx to Antarctica is it? So come on NG... what have we done to deserve paying TRIPLE (in fact nearly three and a half times) the price compared to Stateside?
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