One-Year Subscriptions to Women’s Magazines

Working Mother Magazine

Being a working mom means having to balance a lot of priorities: your job, your home, your friends and hobbies, and most importantly, your children. The staff of Working Mother understands all those demands and strives to make each quarterly issue a helpful resource to get you through the day. Topics range from the things all moms need to manage, such as easy weeknight dinner recipes and tips on taking time for themselves, to the unique challenges of career women, including work travel, staying mindful and focused at the office, and how to keep crayons out of your briefcase.

• 1 year subscription
• 4 issues total

Woman’s Day

While many short-lived magazines publish articles on topical issues that won’t matter in a few years, magazines like Woman’s Day thrive for decades by covering timeless topics and offering reliable advice to earn the loyalty of readers. Since publishing its first edition on October 7th, 1937, Woman’s Day has been producing monthly issues that fill newsstands with stories about the things that matter most in many people’s lives. Health topics, recipes, style insights, and money advice often grace the pages, as well as regularly appearing sections on travel and sweepstakes.

• 1 year subscription
• 10 issues total

O, The Oprah Magazine

Each month, O arrives inside subscribers’ mailboxes, its pages brimming with content approved by Oprah herself. The magazine showcases a range of articles that cover all of life’s facets: health, relationships, fashion, literature, food, entertainment, and world-domination etiquette. Oprah recruited a ragtag group of underdogs—including Nate Berkus, Suze Orman, and Dr. Oz—to contribute self-bettering pieces to her monthly tome. Like its talk show predecessor, O also recommends products to beautify and gadgets to simplify, as well as books that Oprah and her band of pals think pass the Queen of Daytime’s muster.

• 1-year subscription
• 12 issues total

Redbook Magazine

Redbook magazine has been around for a long time. It’s older than plastic, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, and the Ford Model T. Founded in 1903, the magazine started out publishing stories and fiction geared toward—and often written by—American women. It’s one of the Seven Sisters, a group of magazines that historically targeted homemakers, but today its topics have broadened. It still features celebrity pictures, recipes, and parenting tips for the stay-at-home moms who have been flipping through its glossy pages for generations, but it’s expanded to include articles for the modern everywoman, discussing careers, sexuality, and beauty.

• 1-year subscription
• 11 issues total

Marie Claire Magazine

Marie Claire’s glossy pages glow with a wide range of feminine-focused topics, with features on fashion, food, relationships, and health. Keep wardrobes fresh without consistently refilling blouse pockets with dry ice by enlisting the magazine’s keen eye for fashion news and trends. Marie Claire also decorates its pages with celebrity sightings and interviews, as well as current world reports.

• 1-year subscriptions
• 12 issues total

Country Woman Magazine

Crafters, cooks, and country denizens will find plenty of interest in Country Woman. The magazine is filled with projects, from sewing and crochet to home decor, that add warm touches to the home, as well as recipes that span weeknight dinners to Sunday brunch. It also touts the country lifestyle with features on gardening and antiquing, and it runs true-life stories from readers that touch on subjects such as sugaring season, modern farms, and family traditions.

• 1-year subscription
• 7 issues total

Hola! English Edition Magazine

Dive into the lifestyles of the rich and the famous with this English version of the famous Spanish-language magazine Hola. Its pages are packed with all the latest celebrity news, gossip, fashion and exclusive interviews to keep you up to speed about your favorite stars.

• 1-year subscription
• 7 issues total