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MENTAL FLOSS MAGAZINE

Published Seasonally
8 issues per year

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ABOUT MENTAL FLOSS MAGAZINE

Mental Floss magazine is your cheat sheet to a complete education. We all want to feel smart. But, we need someone to make learning simple. Mental Floss magazine will teach you the things you've always wanted to learn.
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11 of 20 people (55%) found the following review helpful:

Clean out the cobwebs! on June 01, 2011 by AlpacaMama from PA

  • Pros: Loads of fun, smart trivia
  • Cons: None

I became addicted to Mental Floss short articles online. I love the fun, quirky fact pieces so much that I decided to support their print mag. Every edition is full of science, history, and pop culture facts - plus the articles are generally short enough that you can relax for 10 minutes in between kid dropoff/pickup/activities and finish a few. You get smarter while you wait! My oldest child is 8, and we always found several things in Mental Floss that were appropriate and relevant to her studies in school, as well. She loves fun facts as much as I do, and I genuinely enjoyed sharing Mental Floss with her.

  • Gender: Female
  • Age: 35-54
  • Parent: Yes
  • Magazines: 6+
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10 of 19 people (53%) found the following review helpful:

My Go-To Gift on April 28, 2011 by downtown75 from Albany, NY

  • Pros: Entertaining, Smart, Funny, Perfect for the Trivial Pursuit Fan
  • Cons: It only comes out 6x a year

Mental Floss is my favorite magazine, hands down. Its topics are always interesting and fun, and help me feel like I'm still learning. It is perfect for trivia junkies.

  • Gender: Female
  • Age: 35-54
  • Parent: Yes
  • Magazines: 4-5
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13 of 22 people (59%) found the following review helpful:

If you've wondered about it, then it's in here. on April 25, 2011 by blueink from South Louisiana

  • Pros: Fun, informational, wide range of topics
  • Cons: I wish it were a monthly magazine.

You'll learn things you never knew you wanted to know.

  • Gender: Female
  • Age: 18-34
  • Magazines: 2-3
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13 of 24 people (54%) found the following review helpful:

Favorite Magazine to Read on March 09, 2011 by KSReader from Topeka, Kansas

  • Pros: Easy-Fun to Read
  • Cons: only 6 issues a Year

I originally read my first Mental Floss magazine after checking it out from the local library. Couldn't put it down, it was so much fun to read. The writers introduce new and interesting facts with witty and clever stories. I have gained so much knowledge just from reading this magazine. It is appropriate for older kids that can understand the vocabulary. I haven't ever found anything that is offensive, but if you were concerned the magazine is a quick read to proof prior to letting your children read the articles. It really is a great source if you write speeches or need a topic to write a report about for school. My husband and I have been subscribing for 2 years and fight when the new issue arrives.

  • Gender: Female
  • Age: 35-54
  • Magazines: 4-5
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15 of 26 people (58%) found the following review helpful:

Mental Floss magazine on January 27, 2011 by MartintheMartian from fort worth, texas

Mental Floss magazine is simply the best title out there for the random knowledge junkies and 'Jeopardy' freaks among us. Nowhere else can you find such riveting yet useless info. Be wary of bathroom reading, your legs may fall asleep. Uncle John has nothing on this magazine. Clean between your cerebral cortex with Mental Floss!

  • Gender: Male
  • Age: 18-34
  • Magazines: 4-5
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ABOUT MENTAL FLOSS

Mental Floss was launched in June of 2001 by William E. Pearson and Mangesh Hattikudur. Pearson and Hattikudur were students at Duke University when they first published the magazine. Regular columns include "Scatter Brained," "Right Brain," "Left Brain" and "Spinning the Globe." One past cover story was titled "What's the Difference" and gave quick tricks for spotting real money from counterfeit, bluegrass from country, violins from fiddles and many more. Also found in each issue is a quiz on random facts and trivia. Read great articles on art, travel, historical figures and places, culture, entertainment and much more.

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