Winter is a season that beckons us to slow down.
As snow settles, the landscape becomes quieter, giving us more chances for solitude. It provides the perfect opportunity to create comfort in our homes as the chill sets in.
We’re pleased to announce the launch of Bella Grace: New Generation! This new magazine, hitting newsstands in the spring of 2018, will feature everything you know and love about Bella Grace, but made especially for girls ages 12 to 19. Want to share feedback as we develop this exciting new title? We’re also looking for teenage fans of Bella Grace and leaders of young women’s groups, mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and aunts to join our focus group.
As we prepare for this exciting new launch, we’re seeking young, female writers and photographers to contribute to the premiere issue. Whether you are a passionate writer or are an Instagram rockstar, you have the opportunity to be a part of the first issue of Bella Grace: New Generation.
“Ever since we made the decision to launch Bella Grace: New Generation, I’ve been so excited to bring the type of content we know and love from Bella Grace to a younger group of girls. When it comes to magazines for teenaged-girls, there isn’t a lot out there that deals with more than fashion and celebrity news. Our goal is to create a publication that goes right to the heart of what matters most to those ages 12 through 19. New Generation is a place for readers to find stories from girls their age, and find comfort and empowerment as they read words that will make them say, ‘Me too!’ We know that growing up can be a tough experience for many, but we want to show that it can also be a beautiful adventure.”
— Christen Hammons
Editor of Bella Grace and New Generation
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“Read to me at the end, if there’s time. And if I fail to understand, read to
me anyway.” — Robin Behn
There are very few experiences I’ve had in my life that have left me wordless.
As an editor of several magazines, I have a lot of different writing assignments.
“I do believe something very magical can happen when you read a good book.” — J.K. Rowling
