Customer Reviews:
 LBK's Review February 17, 2010
I really enjoy this magazine. I think it's not only for tweens, but for people of all ages who love life, the universe, and pie-throwing. I think what makes Muse so popular is that is has a random "First Page," pertaining to the magazine's topic, and a "Last Page," which could be about anything at all. This magazine deserves 5 stars, "Midwest Educator"!!!!!!
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M. Yang (San Jose, CA)
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
i only got 2 issues 1 and half years ago, then it stopped, so I called Muse customer services twice, every time, they promised to make up the missing one, but I never get it. I am running out of energy of chasing after. Not worth of my money.
Muse is the best! January 2, 2009
Starfish
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I would recommend Muse to ANYONE who has a creative mind and enjoys learning about a wide variety of interesting subjects. I started reading the magazine back when it was new in 1997, and read every issue until I went away to college. It is not an exaggeration to describe Muse as my favorite magazine in existence. I wish I had kids so that I could justify the expense of subscribing to it again. There are plenty of magazines out there that are informative, and many that are fun, but none comes close to the perfect combination of those two elements that is achieved with Muse.
Even adults will learn from it! December 7, 2008
cincnan (Utica, MI)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My son received a Muse gift subscription and not only does he enjoy it, but I read it from cover to cover too! The articles are well-written and cover an amazing array of topics throughout the year. The writing style isn't just "dumbed down" for kids, but written in a way that makes understanding easier. Some of the articles have even sparked a desire for further research on his part. Wow-entertainment disguised as learning that makes you want to learn more...don't tell your kids! I've just renewed our subscription and we'll be trying to beat one another to the mailbox.
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