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The Week Junior will ignite your child’s natural curiosity and fuel their fascination with our amazing world. Every vibrant page is written and designed by experts to get kids in the reading mindset – a gift that will keep on growing and giving throughout their lives. Bursting with exciting stories and pictures, The Week Junior explains things simply, safely and without bias, so kids can make up their own minds about what’s happening. Get them reading, thinking, talking and ready to change things for the better.
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What our readers think
My granddaughter Rosamund dashes in from school on a Friday afternoon, grabs her latest copy of The Week Junior & disappears for the next 3 hours. She loves this magazine & therefore I've just renewed her subscription for her 10th birthday present.
I can thoroughly recommend The Week Junior. I’ve been a subscriber for a year now for my nearly 11 year old and it has made a huge difference to his general knowledge on current affairs and really helps me to initiate chats with him on something deeper than talking about his games console!
My 10 year old son received a subscription for Christmas. I've been really impressed with the content and the level it is pitched at. Fridays are now a scrum for the letter box between my son, my 8 year old daughter and me... even Grandma joins in!