Ms. Magazine
“Stone Soup is the New Yorker of the 8 to 13 set.”
Parenting Magazine
“If Stone Soup had been around in the Brontë sisters’ early days, they surely would have gotten their start within its pages.”
R. R. Bowker’s Magazines for Libraries
“Absolutely essential for a basic collection.”
The New Yorker
“Blessings on the adult advisers of this enterprise.”
The New Big Book of Home Learning
“What PBS is to television, Stone Soup is to children’s magazines.”
Learning
“An outstanding magazine . . . stimulates children’s creative writing and art.”
San Francisco Chronicle
“Stone Soup would be a blessing, no matter who did the writing. But the fact that it is created by the peers of the readers is its strongest virtue, an inspiration to all those aspiring writers and artists.”
Parents’ Choice Magazine
“Stone Soup’s terrific. It’s high quality. It’s a very grand tradition Stone Soup follows in. It clearly fulfills a function and does it well.”
The Washington Post
“Stone Soup is a lovely little magazine of art and writing by children.”
Parenting Magazine
“This handsome periodical has remarkably high standards. The fiction, poetry, and artwork by youngsters from all over the world is fresh, lively, and strongly felt. A+”
Chicago Parent
“This charming magazine by children is a delight!”
Utne Reader
“These small, attractive journals are jam-packed with fascinating stories and drawings by children of all ages.”
Wilson Library Bulletin
“While most publications appearing here are relatively new ones, we couldn’t help but mention one that’s been around for many years: Stone Soup. What’s so unusual? It’s a literary magazine entirely written by children for 4th- to 8th-graders, and the art, stories, and poetry are quite special — a likely candidate for your children’s collection.”
Magazines for School Libraries
“This is a thoughtfully conceived magazine that offers quality literature and creative encouragement to aspiring authors and artists.”
