ASHTON H.
I canceled the subscription for Aston a…
I canceled the subscription for Aston a number of months ago. So why are you sending me this review? The only subscription I should have is for Lila and Robbie Rocha.

About OYLA Magazine OYLA is an international science magazine dedicated to making complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging for young readers and curious minds of all ages. Founded with a mission to spark lifelong curiosity and critical thinking, OYLA has quickly become a trusted educational resource in over 15 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, India, and Australia. Each issue is carefully crafted by a team of scientists, educators, designers, and editors who believe that science should be inspiring, visual, and understandable. Our content blends physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, history, and art into beautifully illustrated, in-depth articles that ignite curiosity and foster independent thinking. OYLA is 100% ad-free. This ensures that our readers – whether students, teachers, or families – receive a focused, distraction-free learning experience. Our mission is educational, not commercial. In 2025, we launched OYLA Junior, a new edition for younger readers (ages 8+), continuing our vision of nurturing a new generation of thinkers, inventors, and explorers. Join thousands of families, schools, and libraries that trust OYLA to bring science to life monthly. We are more than just a magazine — we are building a global ecosystem for science education. 🌐 Visit our website | 📧 Contact us
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ASHTON H.
I canceled the subscription for Aston a number of months ago. So why are you sending me this review? The only subscription I should have is for Lila and Robbie Rocha.
Ann K.
I love the content of this magazine and the graphics. Unfortunately the paper is very thin and attached with staples, which the paper quickly rips off. We are on our 4th or 5th issue and pages start falling out within 10 minutes of my child reading them. I have two kids, so I want these to actually last a month. I've reported the issue on the first one we received, but the quality has not improved. My son just grabbed the latest magazine tonight to start reading it for the first time and pages fell out. They clearly reduced costs to the point the product is no longer usable.
Garthebarbarian
Great books, great information, great read. The ONLY problem i have with you guys is that i was supposed to get a December 2024 issue, yet even after i asked for a resend, i have still not received my copy. Everybody in my family loves to read this book, but not getting a full month of content was just terrible.
Response from OYLA MagazineFeb 4, 2025
We’re delighted to hear you enjoy our magazine, and we sincerely apologize for the missed issue. Winter—especially around the Christmas season—can sometimes challenge postal services. The December issue was sent out on 13th of November and must have gotten lost along the way. While we would usually resend the issue, unfortunately, the December issue has completely sold out due to the holidays. However, we can add one more magazine to your subscription to make up for this. We are committed to fully supporting our customers, so it is strange that your problem wasn't resolved. Please write to us at [email protected].
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The June 2023 issue covered reproductive technologies that were framed in an unbalanced and inaccurate way. Most scientists don’t actually support very many of the claims made in the article related to the topic of reproductive technology. Conservatives need to know that the magazine framed same gendered reproduction as a desirable good for scientific inquiry.