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Top 100 Consumer Magazines 2005

Rank	Magazine	Total paid circulation
1.	AARP the Magazine	22,675,655
2.	AARP Bulletin	22,075,011
3.	Reader's Digest	10,111,773
4.	TV Guide	8,211,581
5.	Better Homes & Gardens	7,620,932
6.	National Geographic	5,403,934
7.	Good Housekeeping	4,634,763
8.	Family Circle	4,296,370
9.	Ladies' Home Journal	4,122,460
10.	Woman's Day	4,048,799
11.	TIME—The Weekly Newsmagazine	4,038,508
12.	People	3,734,536
13.	AAA Westways	3,676,058
14.	Prevention	3,338,450
15.	Sports Illustrated	3,289,656
16.	Newsweek	3,158,988
17.	Playboy	3,060,376
18.	Cosmopolitan	2,969,952
19.	Southern Living	2,745,663
20.	Guideposts	2,640,471
21.	American Legion Magazine	2,528,853
22.	Maxim	2,517,450
23.	O, the Oprah Magazine	2,513,318
24.	AAA Going Places	2,450,540
25.	Via Magazine	2,435,904
26.	Redbook	2,412,882
27.	Glamour	2,371,986
28.	AAA Living	2,167,800
29.	Parents	2,049,100
30.	Smithsonian	2,048,322
31.	Seventeen	2,034,462
32.	U.S. News & World Report	2,028,167
33.	Parenting	1,972,595
34.	Money	1,968,211
35.	Martha Stewart Living	1,950,482
36.	Game Informer Magazine	1,934,859
37.	Real Simple	1,900,676
38.	ESPN the Magazine	1,876,136
39.	Entertainment Weekly	1,803,793
40.	Home & Away	1,801,441
41.	In Style	1,783,235
42.	FamilyFun	1,781,451
43.	Men's Health	1,774,558
44.	Cooking Light	1,732,001
45.	Country Living	1,723,740
46.	Endless Vacation	1,716,213
47.	US Weekly	1,668,135
48.	Shape	1,655,330
49.	Golf Digest	1,582,770
50.	Woman's World	1,575,214
51.	VFW Magazine	1,561,257
52.	Field & Stream	1,538,018
53.	Teen People	1,525,409
54.	Fitness	1,506,002
55.	Ebony	1,486,120
56.	Popular Science	1,468,386
57.	First for Women	1,461,657
58.	Sunset	1,458,628
59.	Star Magazine	1,428,767
60.	Golf Magazine	1,421,014
61.	Teen Vogue	1,410,609
62.	Self	1,410,476
63.	Cosmo Girl!	1,383,468
64.	American Rifleman	1,374,970
65.	Health	1,368,162
66.	Car and Driver	1,354,146
67.	Stuff	1,333,768
68.	Bon Appetit	1,325,475
69.	Rolling Stone	1,309,117
70.	Country Home	1,286,239
71.	FHM (For Him Magazine)	1,277,511
72.	Vogue	1,260,316
73.	Weight Watchers	1,255,634
74.	National Enquirer	1,239,211
75.	Scholastic Parent & Child	1,238,983
76.	Boys' Life	1,220,774
77.	Popular Mechanics	1,216,268
78.	Vanity Fair	1,172,734
79.	Family Handyman	1,150,770
80.	In Touch Weekly	1,150,735
81.	Motor Trend	1,119,803
82.	More	1,085,681
83.	Lucky	1,066,408
84.	Essence	1,060,613
85.	Allure	1,060,099
86.	Elle	1,054,447
87.	New Yorker	1,053,019
88.	Scouting	1,020,466
89.	Home	1,016,043
90.	American Hunter	988,817
91.	BusinessWeek	986,549
92.	Gourmet	981,221
93.	Traditional Home	978,892
94.	This Old House	968,603
95.	Travel + Leisure	968,175
96.	Marie Claire	960,900
97.	Jet	956,909
98.	Outdoor Life	949,447
99.	Midwest Living	947,888
100.	Forbes	926,581
Top 100		246,358,726

Source: Audit Bureau of Circulations, tabulated by Magazine Publishers of America.

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