Disappointed in your magazine
A review of More Magazine, November 18, 2008
Submitted by: Charlene Carnachan from Glendale, CA

I am disappointed with your magazine because your emphasis seems to be on 40-year-olds.  I am 79 and still going strong, with an interest in fashions that are appropriate for someone at least in their 70's.  I have grey hair and am proud of it!  Why don't you show women my age who are not blondes?  Unfortunately, I subscribed for a two-year period, but maybe before I stop receiving your magazine I will see something useful for me!  I am at the gym five mornings a week at 8 a.m. for exercises.  Thankfully, I do not need a cane!  There must be thousads of women like me out there who cannot find a magazine that even recognizes we exist.

Great magazine for empty nesters
A review of More Magazine, August 27, 2007
Submitted by: Marilyn from Dewitt, MI

Most women's magazines focus on women in their 20's and 30's when they are building their careers and/or raising their families.  More looks at the years beyond that with inspiring articles about women who have made daring changes in their jobs or hobbies, health/beauty/fashion information pertinent to mid-life, how-to's of dealing with aging parents, and stories about older celebrities who are making an impact.  I highly recommend it!

THE best magazine for women who are entering the best time of life!
A review of More Magazine, August 14, 2007
Submitted by: lizzrd from stroudsburg, PA

I love this magazine because it is relevant to my life. About a year after I'd gotten More, I flipped open another magazine to an article entitled, "How to look good at any age: 20...30...40" and it STOPPED there, as if a woman of 50 should just give up and wear a bag over her head! Articles on how we change through life: our bodies & beauty, our families, our careers, our clothes, our emotional needs, and the many other facets of our lives. Articles on strong women and how they see themselves evolving. Very self-affirming when you need it, too. I've gotten gift subscriptions for my sister and friends, and find myself telling more friends about it.