Target Audience - Production

Sophie Dauvois - Okido Magazine

'The charges she levels at mainstream children's magazines include: the use of glossy paper, which isn't easy for children to crayon and draw on; cut-out activities that result in ruining the rest of the magazine;'

"We want the readers to have ownership, so the magazine invites them to finish the pictures and colour in,"

Designing For Children - Catharine Fishel

- Only the best Designs thrive, due to the enormous costs of paper, printing and production.

•  - Andrew Haslam - Book Design - Many Publishers have began to produce over sized copies so that teachers can read the out loud.