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The articles are accessible to kids, but not so dumbed down to be condescending. ...             Calliope3 reviews Carus Publishing Calliope + VERY educational world history mag + Calliope/Cobblestone - love them! Calliope is a great resource for budding history buffs and teachers alike; each theme-based issue explores a topic in-depth, providing the reader with all sorts of fascinating information. Non-fiction articles, activities, and maps help explain some of the most interesting topics in world history. ...             Ranger Rick50 reviews National Wildlife Federation, 2001 Ranger Rick Encourages Reading + Ranger Rick (magazine) + Ranger Rick excellent + What magazine????             Kids Discover39 reviews Kids Discover terrific magazine that isn't just "sound bytes" + Great information, tiny magazine + Kids Discover is GREAT! My six year old son really gets into Kids Discover. 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