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About half of British young people aged 12 to 16 read teenage magazines! Two of the most popular magazines for girls are "Top of the Pops" and "Shout". They have glossy, colourful covers and include beauty and fashion, celebrity gossip, real-life stories, horoscopes, quizzes, and problem pages. Of course, boys don’t usually find these magazines very interesting! Instead, they buy music magazines like "Q magazine" or read web magazines about sport.
Usually, teenage magazines contain a lot of language that only teenagers use! They might use "celeb" instead of celebrity, for example, or "fave" instead of favourite. They also say "lads" instead of "boys", "dosh" instead of "money" and "natter" instead of "talk to your friends"! This makes the magazines more attractive to teenagers and easier to understand.
On a more serious note, though, a lot of these magazines can help teens find solutions to problems they don’t feel comfortable discussing with their parents. That’s why the problem pages in these magazines are very popular. In fact, many teens buy them just for the problem page.
How about you? What do you like most in magazines?

1. About half of British young people aged 12 to 16 read teenage magazines. ...
2. "Top of the Pops" and "Shout" are two of the most popular magazines for boys. ...
3. Teenage magazines include a wide range of topics. ...
4. Boys usually find teenage magazines very interesting. ...
5. Teenage magazines often use language that only teenagers use. ...
6. Teenage magazines can help teenagers find solutions to problems they can't discuss with their parents. ...
7. Some teenagers don't like reading a problem page. ...