title: Great motivation, OK recipes

text: Despite giving this magazine only three stars, I will say that I end up buying/subscribing often...the exercise ideas, the short 'tip'-type stories, and the simple recipes are all great motivation and inspiration.  But, as a fairly experienced amateur baker and cook, I find many of the recipes fall short (either instructions are incomplete or inaccurate, or the quantities are a bit off, or the end product looks ridiculously different from the photos).  I can really only remember one baking failure on my own part with any other cookbook or magazine recipe, but everything I've tried from the magazine has had at least one problem.  And while the simple, straight forward cooking recipes I've tried from the magazine have come out well, the more complex recipes have not (or I have had to significantly fill in the blanks of the instructions, as they failed to explain how to do some steps).  So if you are not experienced in the kitchen, I highly recommend sticking to the simple stuff or finding a different source for recipes.  The magazine has good quality photos and fitness advice, and is well laid out.


title: I thought magazines were supposed to be interesting...

text:
This has to be hands down my least favorite teen magazine ( i dont even take stuff like "ym" or "teen" into account here).

I dont understand why it got so many good reviews. This magazine bores me to death. Sure, I agree that magazines should write about real life stories and People making changes to the world and such, but i really do wish it could be written in a more interesting way. the problem with this magazine is it's so preachy! It's also very cheeseball. this magazine does cater to the mainstream audience, I guess, and I have a more indie/alt taste, so i like magazines like "Nylon" and "Ellegirl"( even though my favorite, "Ellegirl", got discontinued. sigh.)

they just seem to be so much smarter and eccentric. This magazine is too corny, too preachy, too boring, and too teenybopper. it is, indeed, the little version of "cosmopolitan". the readers of this magazine will grow up to read "cosmopolitan" and "glamour".. and.. .. i dont want to imagine.

peraps i dont have a mainstream taste. but really, i just want to throw this magazine to my abercrombie and fitch-wearing, panic-at-the-disco-listening, bubblegum-chewing cousin who hangs out at the mall everyday.

can we please get a magazine that does not insult our intelligence for once?????


title: Undeserving of all the criticism

text:
I agree that this magazine boasts designer clothing with extremely high prices that most people cannot afford, but may people be aware that this magazine is called "Teen Vogue" and obviously will follow in it's big sister's footsteps.

"Vogue" does not feature clothes from Walmart, and so "Teen Vogue" will not either.

This magazine does not necessarily cater to only rich people. who says that a person should only buy a magazine when she is going to get the exact clothes featured in it? I am definitely no millionaire. I'm 16 years old and still in High school, but I enjoy this magazine immensely.Of course I dont slip out to Marc Jacobs when i'm done reading and get myself the shirt on page 79, but I do look at the styles so i can understand the new trends and just inspire myself some. magazines dont always have to be realistic. fashion is about pursuing beauty and covetting beauty, and if all magazines only featured "affordable clothes' from Walmart and Old Navy, well.. I really wouldnt know what that would be like.

"Teen Vogue" is a pure fashion magazine. it isnt an all-round magazine for young girls. it's only fashion. and it does a great job at what it strives for. the fashion is great and the taste is great, the shoots are amazing. a former reviewer reccomended "Seventeen" and I want to note that "Seventeen" is a different type of magazine entirely. Seventeen is extremely mainstream bubblegum and is not very fashion orientated. personally i do not like that magazine but i'm not going to condemn it here.

"Teen Vogue" is classy, stylish, and lives up to it's name. you dont have to be a rich kid to read this magazine. but it's the only teen magazine out there which is dedicated souly to high fashion and yes, features the best fashion.  people who are not interested in fashion will probably hate this magazine, and that is probably why it has recieved so much criticism. I, on the other hand, love this magazine. the only reason i didnt give it five stars is because the reviews above deemed the stuff in it affordable for young girls and that does strike me as ridiculous.

otherwise, look to this magazine for some fantastic fashion inspiration.


title: Favorite.

text:
Jane has definitely become my favorite magazine ever since "Ellegirl" was discontinued. I'm 16 years old and probably a little lower than the target-audience age group, but this magazine delights me all the same.

I can understand why some people might find it inaccessible, as it embraces indie culture, is extremely liberal ( conservatives wont like it), has a sense of humour ( which some people cant stand), and generally has a much better taste than many other magazines out there.

However apart from having good indie tastes, "Jane" is still a mainstream magazine, hence the disappoting covers featuring Jessica Simpson and Lindsay Lohan and such.. to cater to mainstream audiences who also buy "Cosmo'. but that really doesnt take away from the content, and Brandon as the new editor has revamped "Jane" to make it even better than before.

People who dont enjoy "Jane" are probably too conservative, do not understand good music and good fashion ( people who shop at Babyphat and listen to Mariah Carey and such), do not understand how to have fun, or are looking for another "Us Weekly" ( dont get me wrong, I love celebrity gossip too, but for that you can check out the gossip rags).

I really cant find anything to hate about "Jane".

if you're looking for tips on how to "get him in 10 days" or other "Cosmo" esque articles, stay away from 'Jane". If you're into something smart, funny, and fashionable, then this magazine wont disappoint you.

(I also reccomend "Nylon".)


title: realistic, fun and trendy

text:
I've read all the teen magazines that are alive, including Teen People, Cosmo Girl, Elle Girl, YM, and Teen Vogue, but I have to say this is my favorite magazine.

Unlike Teen ppl Teen Vogue Cosmo Girl nd Elle Girl, Seventeen is not a branch out from other well known magazines like Elle, Cosmopolitian, People and Vogue. It has been there from the very start,nd was specifically designed for teens and teens only. It must have the longest history in all the teen mags out there! The editors of Seventeen really know what they are doing and what the readers are going through in their lives.

It has everything a teen magazine NEEDS to have: fashion, beauty, quizzes, real life stories,entertainment, give aways, ads... etc etc., but how it is different is that everything is realistic and fun. Magazines like Elle Girl and Teen Vogue seem to give you fashion and clothes right off the runway, with sky rocketing prices and mind bending designer names. Unfortunately, we're not all Paris Hilton, and we can't afford that. Even if we could.. lace corsets and black leather boots just aren't what average teens would wear to school everydaY.

On that department, Seventeen, however, does a much better job. The prices are realistic, the brands are hip but much more affordable, there are also tips on how to dress trendy without burning a hole in your wallet.The clothes are also much more on the casual side... but they will still add in many different sets of outfits for people with differnt styles, eg, "Girly", "wild", "classic" etc.

The real life stories are actually real. They are things that most teens can relate to and would like to read about. Teen people and Cosmo Girl are good magazines as well, but they lack the "friendly" feel of Seventeen, and just don't keep up with the trend as much as it does.

If you want to start out with a great magazine, I really reccomend Seventeen. It will really understand you.


title: Great for new fashion followers, passe for insiders

text: Italian Vogue is very avant garde, and features the world's best photographers, models, and designers.  But it's been exactly the same for like 13 years.  It even got overplayed a few years back, as the only magazine carried around by top stylists.  It's definitely worth a one year subscription, but you may want to reconsider renewing it.


title: Kiplinger's Retirement Report is tops

text:
I've been reading Kiplinger's Retirement Report for over 10 years now and have enjoyed almost every issue.  They started putting ads in a few years ago, but it doesn't take away from the content.  I don't read ads anyway.  And there's not a lot of cards falling out all over the place like a lot of other publications.

Now, the content I find to be quite timely and interesting, even if it doesn't pertain to my situation.  I often find articles that might help others out and suggest them to that person.  If you are at a crossroads in your life between working and retiring, this is the magazine for you.  It's written for people who are retired.  Not going to retire, but already retired.  Always good topics on managing your finances to health to investing and even on retirement living.  Overall a 5 star publication.


title: did not order this item

text: I did not order it but suddenly got a bill for it.  Please do not auto renew anything for me.


title: 8yo loves this magazine

text: My son pours over this magazine and keeps it with him until he has gone through it several times.  It's opened up many great questions and also encouraged him to further research some of the topics.  Really happy with this subscription.


title: Downward, leftward drift

text:
What has happened to "Christianity Today" in recent years? When I was a college student, I was heartened, informed and encouraged by things I read in the magazine. New to faith at the time, I found the articles edifying and faith-building. It is still possible to find some good articles in the magazine. But I see a lot that slant to the Left. If Harold Lindsell or Carl Henry were still the editors, I doubt they would allow this downward, leftward drift. It is very disappointing. "Christianity Today" used to be my "go-to" magazine. It ceased to be that for me years ago. Disappointing.

 I'll glance at it from time to time online. There are some good articles. But overall, the magazine has a very different agenda now, one that may appeal to what I call "neo-evangelicals," but not one with which I identify at all. I suspect that the magazine has lost other long-time former readers. It addresses things I either don't care about or don't agree with, while leaving unaddressed things that should be addressed. "Christianity Today" no longer speaks to me the way it once did.


title: Great Reading

text: Like the places it reports on. The writer/s have great taste in places. Makes me want to go out and explore more of the world. Informative as to where I should consider going!!!


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to it every month.


title: Not that great.

text: Way too many ads.  They take up 75% of the page and the actual content is squeezed in the other 25%- except for the pages which have no content at all. And the article's print is so tiny I need a magnifying glass to read it. Not that great.


title: Not much content, I won't renew. I can ...

text: Not much content, I won't renew.  I can breeze through this magazine in about 30 minutes and of the 3 issues I've received I don't plan on keeping them.  I have kept other decorating magazines for YEARS.  3 stars for $5 monthly bright spot in my mailbox but won't pay renewal rate.


title: Two Stars

text: The issues are very small. Wasn't what I expected.


title: Item arrived on time and worked as advertised

text: Lked it.  I enjoy reading  readers digest but was having trouble with regular print and now car reed it with ease.l


title: Cheap, Fun and Informative

text: I think this is a great magazine.  The subscription price is incredibly reasonable.  I find that it fits me and my lifestyle well.  It definitely seems geared toward 30-40s aged women with families and young children.  The topics are interesting...kind of like the next stage of Cosmopolitan.  I look forward to it each month.


title: Terrible and almost non-existent Subscription service.

text: I subscribed for 12 months in August 2014. I received the September 2014 issue soon after....subsequent to that..not a single copy of The LA magazine has arrived. It's now the end of March...and I'm paying for this TERRIBLE service?! I remember I enjoyed reading the magazine...but now who would now? Hopeless.


title: Ready for Liposuction After Reading NewBeauty

text:
I'm a 34 year old woman and I've always wanted liposuction.  After

reading their article on it, I made an appointment to see one of the doctors the magazine recommended. The doctor was so impressed that I knew all the right questions to ask, and I felt really comfortable with him since I already knew so much about liposuction after reading the article. I'm getting it done in two weeks and I think this magazine made the decision process so much easier. My only complaint after reading this magazine is now I can't decide what to get fixed next!


title: Ordered as gift, but enjoying it myself

text:
I ordered this magazine as a gift for my husband for Christmas last year.  He's interested in the kinds of articles that Popular Mechanics and Popular Science writes, so I thought it would be nice for him to have something to read over breakfast or (God forbid!) on the toilet.  :)

I ignored the first issue that came.  But the second issue that came was just sitting on the counter, begging to be read.  I picked it up and started reading and found that the magazine had a lot to offer, not just for mechanical geeks like my husband, but technology geeks like myself.  I found that the articles were not just geared towards men - which is sometimes difficult to find in magazines like these - and that the articles weren't written in techno-babble so they were easy to understand.

I just ordered 2 more years of the subscription, we've liked it so much!  Now we have to fight over who gets to read the magazine first!


title: Love mag confused about out come of ordering.

text: I have always loved artist magazine.  although I thought I was ordering it for my kindle so I was confused when I found I ordered one copy for the kinkle and a whole year for print.  I am still not shure if i will have it again on the next month on the kindle.


title: More guidance

text: My 12 year old dancer enjoys tjis magazine and gets excited to get it in our mail box. I find it good, however I would appreciate more interviews on current company performers as well as company currículums and guidance/tips on how to successfully audition to one.  It would also be nice to give the readers tips on hiw to create a portfolio. Thanks


title: Reminds me of things I did in past years !

text: I've been reading Outdoor Life for many years.  I'm 80 years old and can't get out in the fields, woods and streams as often as I once could.  I enjoy reading stories from other outdoorsmen and will continue to subscribe in the future.


title: Will not renew

text: Too many adds


title: Misleading title- nothing "Natural" about it

text:
This magazine title should be changed.  It is no longer "Natural Health".  The revamped magazine includes sections on makeup, home decorating, articles on weight loss and healthier diets (not natural diets).  It has become very mainstream.  This magazine reminds me of Glamour or Woman's Day.  Another complaint I have aside from the fluff content is there are more ads than content, that is not an exaggeration.  Count them.  You will find over 50% of the pages are ads.
Here's an example: this month (MAY 2004) had an article about jet lag and one of the ways to lesson the lag was "sleeping pills/waking pills".  This may help jetlag, but it's not "natural health" and an alternative should be listed, although professionals may recommend pills.
Another complaint, is every month there is an article focusing on weight loss.  Sounds like a typical mainstream magazine, although it's not as good as the mainstream magazines.  I do not recommend this magazine if you are actually looking for info on "Natural Health".


title: Five Stars

text: Best fishing mag ever


title: This isn't a health or fitness magazine

text: If you like generic, vaguely positive "advice," this is the magazine for you! Don't worry, it still has some fitness information- there's like two whole pages dedicated to it. Plenty of tips to "flex your emotional muscle" and fashion advice, though! I was so excited to get this subscription after ~10 years of not having it. It's nothing like what it used to be, and it now goes straight into the recycling when I receive it.


title: Horrible Subscription Issue

text: Terrible.  Unable to cancel auto renew.  I am an attorney and *still* cannot cancel.  Horrible!


title: Great periodical for artistic / progressive minds.

text: Print magazine is a MUST for any designer and a good resource for graphic artists in general. With web design and digital media dominating the market place these days, Print keeps artists informed and educated in their roots. The international taste of the magazine ensures an eclectic mix of what is current and creative in the design community. All designers and art enthusiasts should read Print.


title: Good content, delivery not reliable

text: It’s a good magazine and intelligent content, but I also do not receive it every month. Two or three months will go by and then he might get one. He reads them pretty quickly, he enjoys them (is 7, almost 8) but disappointing shipping isn’t consistent.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: My only Italian magazine on cooking, beautiful photos and articles.

text: Is my favaorite Italian magazine on cooking. I have every number since they started, I think in 1995. Their recipes are one of a kind.


title: MAD Magazine - Still Stupid. Still Funny.

text:
I have a subscription myself. I'm 36 and I'm well-read, articulate and educated and have a wide range of interests from the classics of literature, music and film new and old, to the cult classics of all those as well. I also enjoy the best of modern media, again from the classics to the cult classics. Part of enjoying the latter (cult classics) includes spending a couple hours of my weekends reading Mad Magazine and listening to The Dr. Demento Show just as I did when I was 13.

My niece enjoys borrowing my MADs so much I decided to buy a subscription for Christmas. Both her and my nephew even turned me on to the MAD TV show on Cartoon Network they now air these days. It's truly MAD in a way Fox's MAD TV Sketch- Comedy/SNL wannabe, never was. If you get a chance I recommend checking it out. It's one of the few shows on TV for kids today that adults can enjoy providing they still have the ability to be a kid at heart.

Back to the Mad Magazine of today. On the upside it's in full color (Sweet!) On the downside it's now only bi-monthly) (Yuck!) Although last year it went down to four-issues (Double-Yuck) so I do suppose that six is alright

Oh and the great thing about buying your Mad Mag Sub @Amazon is that you save $6 off the Publisher's Sub price. Instead of $20 it's $14! (As of this review.)
Happy Reading!,
J.M.Yoda A.K.A. "TheRetroRob"


title: amazon canceled my order, wasn't told why.

text: So my order was cancelled "due to technical difficulty," according to the email I received. I placed my order on 12/24/13, why all of a sudden was it canceled on the the sixth of this month. I will not be reordering this since it has been on sale for $13-$14 for quite some time and now that my order has been canceled the price has very conveniently gone up to $28.


title: In the woods

text: A lot of technical information for hunting, but also some information related to species and environment


title: Yvette

text: I love this magazine


title: The Gift that keeps on giving.

text: This the second year I gave my friend this magazine for Christmas.  She loves it.  It's the gift that keeps on giving.  She makes some fabulous dishes and I get to eat them.


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine.


title: This is the fallback

text: womens magazine<br />My mother enjoys it and I definitely enjoy it. This creative vice is a keeper. Have stuff from 2006 and its still relevent.


title: Useless

text:
I can't really say that I am enjoying this subscription.  I expected the content to be more 'technical' somehow, with it being published MIT.  Instead, it does cover in very general terms some overall technology trends, but only to the slightest level of detail.  The content is so fluffy and opinion driven that It's almost like you're watching "E" TV, except it occasionally uses the word "technology".  I wouldn't recommend it for a serious tech-head.

After about 30 seconds of thumbing through new issues, they go straight to the trash with the rest of my junk mail.


title: Fun...Not Practical (Moms Need More Of That)

text: This is a great magazine to flip through with a cup of coffee while my daughter is napping.  If you are expecting deep parenting advice, realistic shopping options, and practical ideas this magazine would be a disappointment.  An example - In a recent issue there was a page of gorgeous shoes.  The price range topped out at $525.  I don't think most moms can or would spend $500 on shoes.  I did appreciated that they threw in a $28 pair from Payless.  Now and then they have some good articles on relationships, but all in all the articles are mostly fluff.  For the most part this magazine is more eye candy than substance.  If you are looking for the deep parenting advice, realistic shopping options, and practical ideas I'd check out Real Simple's Family special.


title: Five Stars

text: I have been getting this magazine for years.


title: NOT for ten year-olds!

text: Parents beware!!! My daughter received a subscription to Girls Life as a gift. She was so excited when the first issue came, but as I flipped through the magazine, it becamse clear to me that the content is TOTALLY INAPPROPRIATE for a 10 year-old girl. I am appalled that it is being marketed to this age group. I suggest you stick with either American Girl or Discovery Girl magazine for the tweens in your life!


title: Only received 1 magazines 3 months late

text: The magazine itself is good, interesting stories in the world. But I only received one magazine and in 3 months late. It is $30 for one magazine is too pricey


title: Solid Magazine

text: I have a subscription to Der Spiegel and the quality of the magazine is prima.  Very high-level stuff in every magazine and covers a very broad variety of topics.  I agree with the other reviewers that the magazine leans left, as the German population itself does.  As a Republican myself, I sometimes find the political orientation of Der Spiegel to be somewhat annoying (its transparently biased view on Obama over McCain, for instance), but the magazine is an important source for left-leaning perspectives for me and has catapulted my German to the next level.  Der Spiegel is not always biased, however, and many of its articles are supremely sophisticated and informative.


title: Five Stars

text: Subscription process worked well Fast delivery


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine for all Bear lovers


title: Print Magazine

text: Print Magazine has a stiff price for very little substance and lots of advertising. I am disappointed and vote thumbs down for this magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Love the show fixer upper but the magazine does not have enough decorating pictures.


title: Great when I receive it

text: Love the magazine. It is informative on the "real" people stories. My problem with continuing my subscription is that the magazine is not put into a protective clear plastic sleeve. I seem to have a problem receiving the magazine in the same week that is is published when an article of national interest is in it. Either the people at the post office want to read it first (evident by the condition it is in)which delays it getting to me, or it never gets to my mailbox at all. The problem would be solved, if the publishers would invest in the protective bags like other magazines do.


title: overdelivered on expectation

text: I think when I bought this it said not to expect first delivery until 2 or 3 months later. Actually, within 2 weeks of the order I received last months' issue and this month's issue. I am impressed! Although I'm sure they put 2 months to set expectations there surely must be some people who have to wait that long.


title: If you are going to subscribe to 1 cooking magazine put this one high on your list

text:
My wife and I have 20+ years of Gourmet sorted by month (stopped subscribing about 8 years ago) and we subscribe to Eating Well.  We find both useful with  lots of good recipes, but the ones in Eating Well are healthier and every bit as tasty. We love the articles on making the foods healthier as well as product reviews.  There is no comparison to the current Gourmet Magazine.  Eating Well is far superior.  The meals made from the recipes in the magazine are low in calories and fat and high in flavor.

We like the magazine so much that we have bought a subscription for our daughter and her husband for the last 2 years and they love it as well. They have enjoyed everything they have prepared from the magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Love the magazine but never received the infinity scarf!


title: Love HGTV Magazine!

text: One of my favorite Magazines


title: Not sure

text: I bought the magazine for my niece. In April. It is the middle of June and she has yet to receive an issue. I have nothing against the magazine itself, just how long it is taking to arrive. I will never order a mag thru Amazon again


title: Five Stars

text: There is always so much helpful information in this magazine.


title: No magazine and no way to return or speak to someone

text: Bought it in Noveember of last year and got one on december, we are in march and havent seen one ever since; theres not a return item conveniently


title: Good deal!

text: Love the magazine subscription


title: Great Publication!

text:
Just received my first issue last weekend and the photo of a fresh tomato, basil, and mozzarella with Kalmata olive whole wheat thin crust pizza grabbed my attention immediately as I have piles of homegrown tomatoes ripening in the backyard making usages for them at the top of my mind when meal planning.  So I pulled out the bread maker to whip up the dough and - viola - awesome recipe!

The articles were also fabulous...as I expected based on reviews. My only concern is that I had a promotion that resulted in my not having to pay for the subscription so I'm not sure how the auto-renewal will work (they have no billing info for me).

Overall I am thrilled to have ordered it and look forward to future issues!


Trash! Let young girls grow up knowing that they are worth more than just their "pretty hair and makeup" and wether they will land their crush. How about some topics for smart girls, kind girls, headstrong girls, sporty girls, girls who love science, girls who like to read? Nope, that's right I forgot, this is a trash-rag of a magazine. This is the kind of crap that creates the perfect victims of "rape culture". Find a better magazine for your daughters! I sure will for my 9 year old!


title: Saveur sucks!

text: Saveur Magazine itself is pretty good but I paid for a subsciption and didn't receive first issue until 5 months after I started the subsciption!!!!  I made phone calls inquiring about the subscription but I found the Saveur employees to be extremely complacent and none of them had any explaination as to why it had taken so long for the subscription to start.  I WON'T BE SUBSCRIBING AGAIN!  "Cook's Country" is still the best.


title: Excellent magazine! Very informative and helpfull for audiophiles

text: Excellent magazine!Very informative and helpfull for audiophiles!


title: Got just for online access

text: I bought this just for the online access to all the ESPN insider articles.  The 2014 NFL draft is coming up this week and i got this last month because i wanted all the inside stuff on draft prospects and such.  Can't go wrong for such a cheap price.


title: Three Stars

text: I dont like the auto renew.


title: Laugh and get smart with Reader's Digest

text:
It pays to increase your word power.
It's all in a day's work.
Laughter is the best medicine.
Life in these United States.
Etc. There's a lot to like!!!


title: Five Stars

text: I love it, especially the Puzzles. I am looking forward to my new issue every Monday!


title: Four Stars

text: Educational and entertaining.


title: Purchasing from Wine Enthusiast is easy but Service after sale is impossible

text: After spending $1600 on a wine/beverage unit, I found absolutely no instructions on assembling the door handles. After repeated calls with only recording blaming the delayed response on Covid- I gave up expecting to talk to Customer Service and called their main office. The Receptionist offered to pass on my complaint and have someone call me back the next day. No one called. I used their email option and after waiting two weeks- again gave up.<br />Finally, I used the menu option to purchase and finally spoke to someone that said you have to remove the rubber backing to connect the door handle. That too proved frustrating given the washer dropped inside the door and the screw wouldn't fit snuggling and left me with a door that was partially fastened. Moral to this story, they are quick to respond to "Buy" requests but are no where to be found post sale.


title: Excellent magazine!

text: This is such a challenging and encouraging magazine for ladies everywhere.  I deeply appreciate being inspired and encouraged to become a more Godly woman, mom, and wife.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great articles for those of us wanting to learn to live a more simple life with our family teaching them about God!


title: Great

text: My kids love it!


title: Ridiculously Long Time Waiting For It To Ship! Not worth it

text: The magazine itself seems great. Our kiddos enjoy it. My problem is the ridiculous shipping! It took forever to receive one magazine. So long that I ended up buying the magazines from our local farm store so our kids could have it. We won’t be re ordering.


title: Great read!

text: Overall an entertaining magazine


title: Best resource for flameworking

text:
This is by far the most complete resource for the hot glass artist. Plenty of technical info and eye candy. Keep it goin!!!

Cody Ottmer


title: Considering a 'Q' subscription...you should, too!

text: Q magazine is a brilliant magazine laden with British humor, bonus CDs, special edition magazines, and more. Being a fan, I bought the Led Zeppelin special edition issue, and it was more complete than any novel! It was about 150 pages and contained full-color pictures, info on each album, concert, experience, myth, book, review and bootleg imaginable. When critiqueing an album, they used the opinions of others and the band members as well as their own. This magazine CARES-rather than gushing, ranting, or offering biased opinions, it gives the impartial truth about bands-new and old.


title: A Monthly Luxury

text: Town & Country has built their reputation up since 1846 and they continue to deliver a beautiful presentation of the luxurious world around us.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent Catholic Publication.


title: SI

text: The magazine touches on tough social issues in the world of sports as well as the information about games and sports personalities.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price.


title: disgraceful service

text: It is disgraceful that, five weeks after placing my order, I have not yet received the first copy of this publication.  I placed an order for the Economist magazine and received the first copy a week later.


title: Great

text: I recieved the magazine before they said it would arrive. I liked the process of ordering the magazine it was easy and I will buy from this seller again.


title: Five Stars

text: Good mag- not as many ads that conflict with health as others have


title: A lack luster magazine

text: Uninspired and no enthusiasm both in the writing and the photography. This used to be a great magazine years ago. Probably new editors and art direction to make it hip or whatever have instead made it very uninspiring. I don't know why I even continue to pay for the subscription. Probably because it's on auto renew other wise good riddance. I have been to many of the places they tend to include in the magazine and usually the magazine's coverage falls way short of doing them justice particularly in the photography.I have kept many of my copies of the magazine from many years ago and find them far more interesting with far more eye apeal. The new copies I tend to thumb through and toss them out with the daily news paper. Because of the magazine's new style there has not been a travel destination they covered over the last few years that made me feel like that's a place or an experience I need to have.


title: Great resource!

text: This is my favorite writing resource.  Each issue has a great variety of articles.  I can always find something useful!


title: Best LGBT News and Entertainment!

text: All my useful LGBT news and entertainment articles compiled into one banging magazine! I wouldn't want to give up this essential lifeline to the gay subculture for any other news sources.


title: I would like a refund at this point

text: It has been over 4 months and no magazine has arrived. I emailed the Berrics 3 times and haven't gotten a reply. I would like a refund at this point.


title: Why is there a 3-4 month waiting time to receive it?

text: Really don't know why it takes 12-16 weeks for this to get sent. Ordered on Nov 27 2013. It's now Feb 9 2014 and have received NOTHING! It's a magazine subscription REALLY that hard to process & send!? Love Mad magazine tho!


title: Five Stars

text: Thought provoking stories


title: Great recipe magazine

text: I spent many months borrowing from the library, but decided I loved the quick and interesting recipes that I had to have it in my collection.  Helpful hints in every issue.  Great for the busy family.


title: Best photo mag I have found

text: I have been a photographer for many years, and this is probably the best photo mag I have ever read. The quality of the articles are really good, and the DVD's that are included in the magazine are often very helpful. You get what you pay for. This is an expensive subscription but well worth it. It is not uncommon to see the new-stand price for this magazine at over $20 a mag, and I have paid this price many times and been glad that I did.


title: I enjoy Martha Stewart Living Magazine

text: I enjoy Martha  Stewart Living Magazine!


title: Brilliant projects, articles and photos.

text: As a beginner cross stitch enthusiast, I enjoy the brilliant articles and projects that have great instructions.  The photos are great. Love it.


title: Love it, but only received one

text: Love the Magazine, purchased subscription in May and have only received one magazine dated 6/07/19 Was under the impression that is was monthly, but that hasn't happened. Guess I paid a lot of money for one magazine. Have reached out to company with no response


title: As expected. Great price

text: Great price


title: Arrived at correct time & is great for kids in todays world especially

text: The photography of course in this is fantastic and children NEED something to read - not just on a screen!!!


title: stonewallco

text: I do not like auto-renewal for any type of subscription. The price of auto-renewal is always higher than special offers that are frequently available on line and by mail. I cancelled my auto-renewal.


title: Everyone needs to buy it

text: Amazing magazine very resourceful and entertaining


title: Not perfect, but it'll do

text: Lots of advertisements and possibly biased reviews, but it does help open my eyes to things I might have otherwise overlooked. It's a decent read when lounging around and relaxing.


title: foreward

text: This is one of the few magazines I always renew.  It has the most foreward and well thought out articles on everything happening in the world today.


title: Not bad but..

text: I wish it held a little bit longer or more of a charge and had some sort of lock or something to keep the case together a lil better esp in case of a small drop. I like the way it looks though.


title: Great magazine. Timeliness of delivery...pitiful!

text: I absolutely love the magazine, but I am not impressed with the timeliness of delivery!  I didn't receive my August issue until I called to ask about it, and I have yet to receive the September/October issue. Very frustrating!  The magazine itself is worthy of 5 stars.


title: Love it

text: It took about a month and a half to get my first issue. I knew it was going to take a little while to process. It didn't matter to me when I recieved it, as long as I did!  It's a great magazine that really relates to women. I love the articles and it's not all about excersing. They give great tips on makeup and clothes. Check it out!


title: Truly a professional saltwater magazine !

text: I absolutely love everything (photos, stories, gear guide, features, food and drink section, informative pieces, fly tying) about this magazine. Trust me on this: It is THEE voice of saltwater fishing


title: So great for kids!

text: Very worth the proce


title: Five Stars

text: Field and stream is awesome.  Keep it coming.


title: Ripped off

text: I was ripped off! I paid for 4 issues and only received 2.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: This is a great magazine with fabulous and numerous recipes each month. I was pleasantly surprised with the content and have already made several of the meals. The first issue that I received had close to 100 different recipes.


title: Very Informative

text: Very Informative magazine, I especially enjoy the question and answer format. Both my husband and I have enjoyed reading it and discussing the subjects in each issue.


title: Amazing Photographs

text: This is one of the best magazines for photographs and articles on Montana.  We look forward to each issue with excitement and anticipation.


title: Best technically informative mag out there

text: I've read this magazine for years, based on my vet's recommendation. At first I thought it was way expensive for a little "newsletter", not glossy, not in color...BUT I was wrong. The info  you may learn in ONE issue could save you a lot of money in the long run. It is serious about it's mission, though not without humor. It does not carry any advertising at all, it is solely dependent on subscriptions. You will find in depth articles and reviews about pet foods, pet products, books, training (positive). Some well known dog trainers/authors are regular contributors (Patricia McConnell being a major one). It is illustrated as well. It comes pre punched with three holes so you can store them in a binder if you like. They have a great website as well, with special access for subscribers. It has also actually come down in price, and if you get more than one year it is cheaper (like most mags). HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you are serious about your dog's health and well being. It can be technical so if you don't like super in-depth, "serious" reading then  you might not love this, but it's worth a look even if you think you may not like it,  you could end up loving it, like me!


title: Must subscribe separately for online review

text:
Have subscribed to CR for 30 years or so.  Won't subscribe any more. Magazine not too helpful because so many products -- especially electronics - come to market much more quickly and reviews become rapidly outdated. Also, reviews are not so great when CR rates certain products - products I'm more knowledgeable about, i.e., photography, bicycles, computers, etc.-- because they are too general. All too often, "advertisements"for product reviews are incomplete or not inclusive. Health insurance reviews are particularly disappointing because so many big insurance companies, especially BC/BS in the Midwest, aren't included.

But the thing that makes me the angriest is that CR subscribers must pay additional money for updated reviews on the internet.


title: Great read!

text: Interesting and inspiring, no matter what industry your in!


title: Great gift

text: Great Magazine for recipes. Makes a great gift for family and friends. Enjoy a good read and eat your way to happiness!


title: great read

text: delivered on time every time. wonderful read and gift


title: Yahoo

text: I’m a former subscriber, so I know what the magazine is all about.


title: This magazine was once a much better place for ideas

text: Martha sometimes has some great recipes, "a good thing" that is really innovative, or just some wonderful decorating ideas.  Unfortunately, the book has taken new turns into areas that really aren't interesting/practical to read about. For example, is it necessary to actually feature ice fishing & the little houses people build so they can ice fish? Do I want to read about bats, their habits, & view close-up pictures of them? Not really-not as a MSL subscriber. A true disappointment the past few months. I do hope it gets better & really goes back to what the magazine once was-great ideas, beautiful pictures, & interesting articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Time keeps me informed every week.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price!!


The printed edition is excellent, but the digital version is not Android compatible.


title: Five Stars

text: good!


title: Really Enjoy!

text: I found many interesting articles, not just about "Good Housekeeping", but many other areas. The recipes look delicious! I'm trying a couple of them for Mother's Day.


title: It is what I wanted

text: because it is the magazine I wanted and I have read it before and this was way more reasonable and dependable<br />than trying to buy it stores


title: Funny magazine. 'Nuff said.

text: It's MAD. It's a funny magazine that you read and then are done with. What else do you need to say?


title: A great magazine!

text: I like to crochet and for the price of the subscription, which was I think 4.99 for a year, was excellant!  There is many items to make in one magazine and not to mention very little advertising which is a plus.


title: I've subscribed to nearly every photography magazine out there at ...

text: I've subscribed to nearly every photography magazine out there at one time or another.  Popular Photography is one I renew year after year.


title: Excellent product

text: Excellent product


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves it.


title: Comm Piolt

text:
I am a commercial Military Fighter Pilot ( f16 )
I was reading a copy at the VA Hospital wating for X-Rays.
I was called too soon and didnt get a chance to finish the artical but what I did read
impressed me enough to want to order a year Sub.
Please put me in touch with the order desk so I can purchase this Magazine for a year or so. THERE IS TO MUCH CRAP TO GO THROUGH WITH THIS AMAZON SO i WILL ORDER THIS FROM THE iNTERNET OPTION


title: Nice variety of features.

text: Good recipes, craft and decorating ideas.


title: Arizona Magazine

text: I always look forward to each month to look at the beautiful pictures in the magazine! Then I take my time to read through each articles! Arizona is one of my favorite places to go for vacation!


title: For people with an insatiable curiosity about reality

text: Disgusted by the made-it-all-up tabloids?  Frustrated by the reductionistic Skeptical Inquirer?  This magazine steers an entertaining middle course.  Every issue is packed with amusing clippings and reports from all over the world that are hard to believe, and probably shouldn't be.  But there's also the well-researched, referenced feature stories digging into fascinating topics.  If you hear a snickering one-liner about a man killed by a juke-box at the top-of-the-hour radio news and want to know more, you can bet you'll find it in the "Strange Deaths" column.  Read how crop-circle artists maintain they're all human-made and across the fold how this is impossible.  The breadth of topics is amazing.  I have a personal policy to stop taking any magazine I don't read for 3 months in a row.  This is my longest running subscription.<br />The price is a little steep, but worth every cent.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoyed all the information  it provided.


title: Great Magazine, but...

text:
I love Lula! and I will give it a 5 star, if it wasn't $77per year for 2 issues.
This would have been fine, till I saw it sold at magazine stands and book stores for $18 per issue.
I will continue to be a Lula reader but never subscribe.  Will be happy to make that trip to the magazine stands for that price.


title: Excellent resource

text: We love it when our issue arrives! There are contests for the children to keep their interest and encourage them to write stories and draw. The magazine is a great resource for hearing about what other homeschoolers are doing and for reviews of curriculum. Various columnists represent different philosophies or stages of homeschooling, such as classical education, preschool or preparing for college. There is a definite Christian flavor, but comes across as respectful and supportive of all homeschoolers regardless of religion. It also supports all types of homeschool philosophies.


title: Plenty of easy great recipes

text:
Purchased from a wish list, daughter-inlaw loves this magazine.
Plenty of easy great recipes.
Would recommend.


title: Do not order

text: It only came for a few months and when I called they said they were no longer doing the magazines.


title: Unsolicited

text: Not at all interested.


title: Informative

text: Great design ideas and featured articles of various plants showing pros and cons of each, gardening for your area and advises you on invasive plants.


title: One magazine

text: I only received one actual magazine.


title: fun to read

text: This magazine is fun to read.  The content is visually appealing and interesting.  I especially like seeing the recommendations from HGTV designers, though I suspect they're drafted by staff.  Still, it's interesting to see what they like and why.


title: Mostly interesting

text: I appreciate the variety of topics they cover and I even find some of the ads to be of interest.  It is helpful to be able to see examples of several artists' work and learn about their approaches to their paintings, from quick to painstakingly slow and from ultra realistic to wildly abstract.


title: Times is great!

text: Amazing!


title: great piano magazine

text: the length (number of pages) is perfect to keep the young readers interested and for its size, it offers a great variety of materials.


title: Reading.

text: Not real happy with my I Pad up load with this magazine but I love the magazine it self. good


title: great mag

text: wish every month ,great mag lol


title: AWESOME

text:
This is such a good mag! i loved all the crafts, animal pics, and other cool stuff. I learned how to feng shui your room and find out what a liger looks like. The jokes are funny too. this is one: What do you get when you cross a pig with a centipede?  Bacon and legs!. They also tell you cool facts like: Mona Lisa has no eye brows and most in england belong to the queen. So as you see this ROCKS! Buy it, buy it now.

-JAMIE


title: Five Stars

text: Amazing magazine for the Scientist or if you just ant to learn about Science


title: Sham

text: I have only received one magazine in a four month period.


title: If this is your thing/......

text: If this is your thing, then you will flip for this publication.


title: Decent content, insipid language

text:
I received a subscription to Women's Health free with a purchase.  I doubt I will renew.  I will acknowledge there is a fair amount of genuinely  helpful content, but I can't get past the dumbed-down language.  Who is the target audience for this magazine, high school girls?  It's called "WOMEN'S Health, but seems to be geared to teens.

Examples from the current issue (all of these are taken from editorial content, not quotes, and there are plenty more):

your hubs [husband - used twice]
"as if!"
pissed [annoyed]
brain farts
ta-tas [breasts]
nutso
"this dude" - referring to a chicken
"bummed ... wah!"
peen [penis]
probs [problems]
deet [detail]
sched [...ule]
pointless use of "literally":  "style is literally trending"

etc.  And the featured interview?  Justin Bieber.  How is this a magazine for grown women?!  I want a magazine to be literate, not some Valley girl texting me.


title: Better for older girls

text: The stated age range for this magazine is 8 and up.  I have not subscribed to the magazine, but I looked through the free sample copy on the publishers website, and I wanted to write to warn parents that it covers some fairly heavy topics.  Things that are at least mentioned in passing include: body image issues, eating disorders, teasing, bullying, sexual abuse, forced child marriages, sexism, when to start dating, texting, etc.  Most of the issues are handled tastefully, without inappropriate details, and giving room for the complexity of the issues. But depending on your girl and your household, you may not want to introduce these topics yet.


title: Terrible

text: In addition to all the advertising, which like others I strongly object to, this magazine has two other problems. First, much of the material is presented in a very small font, making it extremely difficult for an emerging young reader, or even an adult with less than perfect vision, to read.  Second, the magazine endorses and role-model pop culture such as texting, in a way I consider inappropriate at any age and completely unacceptable given the young ages the magazine is targeted to.  Oddly, I have been very impressed with NG's "Little Kids" magazine, which is free from all these problems and quite educational.  This made me double disappointed and frustrated with NG's "Kids".  Don't waste your money on this magazine, even if it is fairly inexpensive.  Get "Highlights", "My Big Backyard," or "Click" instead.


title: Great for decorating ideas!

text: Great for decorating ideas!


title: Not too original anymore

text: I see sections lifted from another magazine that I subscribe too .  There is not much originality in this magazine anymore.  After the subscription runs out, I won't be continuing it.


title: Five Stars

text: I used to take time and missed it so am enjoying again.


they snubbed sanders in the time person of the year list even though he won the public vote on their own poll, and then proceeded to include trump, the leader of ISIS, and many other non-deserving people! idk what kind of drugs they are on, but no more time anything for me! plus people magazine is also a bad periodical!


title: Five Stars

text: Happy to receive the magazine subscription again.


title: See this magazine every time I visit my son and ...

text: See this magazine every time I visit my son and family, who live in Portland, ME. Now I can "be there" every time my Down East subscription arrives at my own home, a thousand miles away...


title: Five Stars

text: Always enjoy Time, and hope it can keep being published in REAL, PAPER-AND-INK format!


title: Five Stars

text: The stories and news coverage is revealing and timely.<br />Coverage of world events is interesting the topics are insightful.


title: Time Magazne - Good Deal

text: Remewed my Time subscription via Amazon.com and was very pleased with the price, the prompt and accurate service.  Would definitely use them again.


title: On my TIME!

text: I am always on the go so I don't have time to watch the news about current events. Time magazine allows me to keep up with what is going on around me as well as around the world.


title: A great magazine

text: Time magazine and I go back,on and off, for four decades.  Over the years, I have witnessed many changes for the better.  My most recent subscription arrived in a timely manner and the articles were very well written as usual.  I plan to continue my subscription for years to come.  Kudoes to a great magazine.


title: I have been taking Time over 30 years and covers all I need to know.

text: As I said above I always get the lowest rating and this time you came back with the same as amazone so I took it. I am 82 and don't like to subscribe more than a year. Some of the articles up to date on ills and cures help keep me alive. BH


title: Five Stars

text: Subscription renewed in timely fashion.


title: A rags to riches tale set in the post-Depression South ...

text: A rags to riches tale set in the post-Depression South. Paul and Bill (hobo names Rat and Roach) team up and travel together for the chance of starting a new life in a new land. They use what would now be called street smarts to make a home out of a ramshackle  abandoned house. Day by day they find a way to feed themselves, earn and save some money, and start a new life for both.  With hard work, a bit of chicanery when called book! luck, and the willingness to take a risk, they become, (well, I won't spoil it for you).  Read this book!


title: Trash

text: Would be 1 star but as it is a fine option for lining a bird cage, gave it 2 stars


title: Excellent Price

text: My husband and I always enjoy receiving time magazine.  I was not going to purchase again this year because of the yearly cost, the price keeps going up.  I was able to purchase this magazine at less than half of the cost which I was paying her on amazon.  I will look for future magazine orders on this site.


It's Time, you already know if you'll like it. Just get it. :)


title: Time Magazine

text: It is a usefull tool for someone that can not watch the news on TV


title: Among the best

text: Time and Newsweek are pretty mirror magazines with similar content, but I already had a subscription to Time so I stuck with it. I love how Time covers a broad area of relevant topics and then also keeps us updated on politics. I don't read every article, but there's more then enough interesting article's each week to keep me reaching for the latest issue in my mailbox. Time does a very good job of balancing its coverage so not to just appeal to conservatives or liberals.


title: I like it...

text: It's TIME magazine, you like it or you don't.  it's fairly left leaning, but still entertaining for a weekly...


title: Thanks for selling Time mag !

text: I have been a Time subscriber for years, but am now on a limited income.  Your prices for an annual subscription made it possible for me to continue.  Many, many thanks!


title: It works!

text: It arrives just in time, sometimes even sooner. The only aspect of it I dislike is that the magazine is becoming incredibly thin. Plus it lacks the bonus material the electronic version brings. I recommend subscribing and reading from the electronic version instead, if you have the chance.


title: Five Stars

text: just bought it to renew subscription.


title: Unfair Delivery!!!

text:
This is NOT a review of Time Magazine. It's a wonderful magazine and I heartily recommend it. This is a review of the "offer" on Amazon. I renewed my subscription because it seemed like a wonderful deal, $30 for a year. However, according to Time Magazine, when I spoke to them today, the order was processed on Nov. 13, but Time was told to start the subscription with the Dec. 17 issue. They are not permitted to start it earlier. Why? The woman I spoke to certainly did not think it made any sense. I am now going to miss several issues and buying them on the newstand at $4.99 each negates this great offer. Also, the phone number Time gave me to call the "company I ordered from" would not allow me to speak to a human being.

I have renewed other magazines through Amazon and have never had this problem before. I will think twice now before I ever do it again.


title: Four Stars

text: Good publication. Great topics.


title: Have not received an issue

text: I have yet to receive an issue of this magazine even though it was a renewal.  Not really sure who to blame. I hope it eventually arrives and is added on to my current subscription.


title: Great reporting

text: Covers all the news of interest in depth & fairly.  Have to keep up to date.


title: Annual subscription to Time through Amazon

text: I've been a Time subscriber for over 20 years. I love the magazine and I want to keep reading it but the annual cost of subscription of Time has been steadily increasing. While the company has all the great offers for new subscribers they don't seem to want to keep their existing customers. It is very irritating that my "special" and "discounted" renewal price is close to $100 while the same subscription is just $30 for a new customer. Understandably, I was very interested in Amazon's offer of $30 / year subscription although I was hesitant first because I didn't know if Amazon will be able to transfer my subscription without interruption of service. Fortunately everything worked. I got uninterrupted service at a third of the cost that the publisher offered me. I can highly recommend Amazon's magazine subscription.


title: Great magazine in the past

text: Great magazine in the past. Recent edition reveals the bias editors now allow. Trump's hair on fire - give me a break.  I've let my subscription expire after many years.  Fine tune it and  I'll be back.


title: Not Receiving Magazine Weekly

text: This was a gift and is supposed to be a weekly magazine. He is only receiving one magazine a month.


title: An aged former aristocrat trying to regain its days of ...

text: An aged former aristocrat trying to regain its days of glory. I can read it in less than an hour without learning very much.


title: CANCEL my Time magazine subscription

text: Want to cancel this subscription !!! 09/13/19


title: Outlived its usefulness

text: Do we really need Time magazine in this day and age?


title: No Table of Contents

text: I am not sure why Time, which puts out such a professional magazine, published a Kindle version that has no table of contents. When you have received their auto delivered publication you have no idea of what the articles are unless you scroll through it page by page.


title: good for us

text: good for us.


title: "Time" for a change - a good one!

text: Appreciated the apparent neutrality of the well-written articles and love having a printed news magazine in my hand!  I had been a "Newsweek" subscriber for40 years and was getting annoyed that it was so biased and liberal.  I was spared the decision to cancel it when the magazine became available only online.  My husband and I both are happy that we now are "Time" subscribers.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: good magazine

text:
I have loved this magazine for years.  It's not what it used to be and has competition from the web now, but it's a good way for me to keep on top of issues which aren't always at the top of "Yahoo Buzz" or something similar.  And unlike the web, it's easy to take with me, wherever I am.

The articles are quicker and faster-moving than they used to be, which is great for the busy lifestyle most people have.  I can go through one an issue within 20 minutes, get the info I need, and be on my way.

I would recommend this to all people who like to follow news and politics, both conservatives and more liberal people.


title: Need phone number to call time magazine

text: Dldnt like double issues


title: Subscription snafus

text: Just got off the phone with Time customer service. My background is a 30 year continuous subscriber to Time since 1981. After my last renewal, in July, there has been three cancellations of my subscription. Of course, Time says that I called to cancel which is simply not possible. Why would I do that just so I can call back up to start it up again? Calling customer service is not my idea of fun. Naturally, they have no clue. This time they claim to have sent out a refund based on my debit card payment which is also not possible. Office expenses require a paper check. Nonetheless, customer service tells me that they cannot re-instate my subscription for 90 days in order for that check to not clear. When readership is down they turn away a loyal reader. Isn't that lovely. I like TIME, but their customer service leaves a lot to be desired.


title: Time Digital access is NOT INCLUDED

text: Beware subscribers to Amazon Time Magazine offers.  The subscription does not include digital access via the Time Magazine mobile app.  My prior subscription directly through Time Magazine included the ability to download issues to your iPad, which was very convenient when traveling.


title: Excellent bargain and amazing magazine

text: I got this for a black friday deal of around $20 for a full year subscription which was an excellent price. This magazine is award winning and I would strongly recommend people to read it and buy it if that offer comes up again.


title: Amazing deal!

text: I purchased a year subscription of "Time" during the magazine sale for ten(10!) dollars!  The articles are intelligently written and well researched and the scope of coverage is good.  There could be a bit more on international issues but the coverage is better than most other magazines.  The content to ad ratio is on of the best for a magazine of Time's noteriety and it is only noticable in the last dozen or so pages.  Overall I am very satisfied, especially for the price (I believe it is normally 40-something), if its less than 20 buy it!


title: Excellent magazine

text: I have not had Time for a few years, and the look has certainly changed. It is still as news worthy as I remember it being. I enjoy the "behind the scenes" news that you don't get from TV or newspapers.


title: Time Magazine

text: It is .given as a gift and I really like your service and he really likes the magazine.  I also use many other deals you have.


title: Useful Repository of Information

text: I am so pleased that I decided to subscribe to Time Magazine. This long and well-established magazine provides useful analyses and insights into world affairs. Its country profiles are very good as they focus on issues that you just do not see in other publications. Its analyses of conflicts are very professionally and objectively done. The style of writing is attractive and easily understood; never stuffy or boring and very palatable to ordinary readers who simply want some information on a chose subject. I highly recommend it for light reading and for indepth academic research. The magazine can only be described as a useful repository of interesting information to keep you well-informed.[[ASIN:0199569096 The Globalization of World Politics: An Introduction to International Relations]]


title: Much cheaper than buying every week at the store!

text: I ordered this subscription for my mother as a present and she loves it! It's her favorite read every week!


title: Easy ordering and best price

text: Easy ordering and better pricing than renewing directly from Time.  What more can I say or ask for in a product.


title: Four Stars

text: A great price for a magazine I have always enjoyed.


title: Insightful news

text: Excellent condensed universal articles which offer an insightful view


title: Biased

text: Biased anti Trump bs. Stay away and read online for free


title: Good, but going downhill

text:
I used to love this magazine. It is sort of a Reader's Digest of weekly events.
It is the one to read if you can only read one magazine.
Unfortunately the number of pages has drastically gone down in the last few years and there are fewer articles per ads, so the value has gone down. The subscription includes online access, too, though.


title: Two Stars

text: Horrible magazine. Liberal spin on almost all articles.


title: like my subscription

text: great photos and good articles.  i really like when my subscription arrives and i get to look over everything in it.  recommend it


title: learning about current events

text: good for current events.  my teacher suggested that i read this magazine to learn more about current events, national politics events and world events.  i think i am learning a lot more about things that affect us.


title: TIME magazine is the most complete, unbiased, and informative magazine out there today.

text: I enjoycurrent events reporting with a deeper angle. TIME is a fantastic news magazine. Explains all opinions about the news events of today. Stories are well-written, concise, and keep me informed about the world.


title: love getting this in the mail

text: I get most of my news via the web these days, but this is one magazine I've continued to subscribe to. Love getting it in the mail each week. It's something I can read quickly and skim though, with just a few minutes. Great for those who want to get a broad overview of what is going on in the world but don't have a lot of time.


title: Scam

text: I’ve been getting time magazine since 2019 because I can’t figure out how to unsubscribe, I only paid for 30 issues I think but they keep coming


title: Very Handy

text: I like having all the old issues at my fingertips, when I'm trying to remember a point, a number, etc., I have it on my tablet.


title: Four Stars

text: Can we have larger printing for elderly?


title: Stopped before subscription ran out.

text: I haven't received a magazine in 3 weeks. My subscription is due to run until June 2020.


title: Five Stars

text: A+


title: Four Stars

text: I look forward to it.


title: One Star

text: Nothing useful in this journal.


title: I love my Time magazine and look forward to receiving it every Saturday

text:
My Time magazine subscription is a lot of help to me in understanding what is going on in the world. I know the Time
magazine will have further information than the newpaper.articles I read. I know I can pick up the magazine at my
leisure and will be able to have further information on the subjects mentioned on tv and the newspaper.


title: Good job extending the current subscription instead of starting a ...

text: Good job extending the current subscription instead of starting a new one!  (Make sure to send them your current subscription account number.)


title: Not even worth 46 cents an issue

text: Not worth 46 cents an issue.  It's a political rag.  There are just too many shiny pages that I can't use to wipe my butt with.


title: One Star

text: It is garbage no reason to waste your money or resources to print it.


title: One Star

text: I cancelled this subscription because my present subscription is good until 2016!


title: TIME

text:
This was a renewal - one more year of TIME at $30 is a great deal

Keep the hard copy coming - I'm not a digital guy.


title: Kay

text: [[ASIN:B00007BK3L TIME (1-year)]]<br />I ordered Time magazine for my 79 year old father on 6/14/09.  He received his first copy last week and Mom told me he did not put it down until it had been read cover to cover.  He had been wanting this magazine for a while and we gave it to him for Father's Day.  A  perfect gift for a senior reader who likes to stay current on newsworthy topics and events.  I was pleased that his first copy arrived so soon.  I shopped around and Amazon had the best price, too.  Next time I want a magazine subscription I will look to Amazon.


title: NO issues in 6 mos

text: No issues have been received in over 6 months and they senrd a renewal notice!  SMH!!!


title: Five Stars

text: great bargain, but the magazine is thinner every issue it seems, but love it


title: Woke supremacist magazine

text: This magazine has become the mouthpiece of BLM and all it stands for. Cancelling my subscription at once.


title: Five Stars

text: Very nice


title: Easy to sign up and reasonable in cost

text: Easy to sign up and reasonable in cost. I have received and devoured the first issue. I am looking forward to a full year of information and enjoyment!


title: Hate color print

text: The color print in the magazine is nearly impossible to decipher. I cannot imagine there is any positive feedback about this . I say, enough cuteness, go back to black and white!


title: and columnists are excellent. Fancy formats and pink type can be tough ...

text: Read it every week in preference to TV news.  Informative, and columnists are excellent.  Fancy formats and pink type can be tough for older person to read.


title: Time

text: All that I expected for this order. It was over twice as cheap as the other order, that was placed by mistake.


title: Five Stars

text: Fave mag ev


title: Good value to keep informed!

text: I purchased this Time subscription for my daughter 2 years ago to keep her informed of current US & world events. Price is very good for what you are getting in return. She looks forward to getting it each week. Because of it, she is better informed than most kids her age (13). She watches HLN in the morning for the headlines. Time gives her the background on many of today's top stories.


title: ... about 60 pages compared to a bigger version I enjoyed when I started taking Time during grad school

text: Time is shrinking - it is usually about 60 pages compared to a bigger version I enjoyed when I started taking Time during grad school.  Further, I gave my 2 daughters subscriptions for the last year or two.  They enjoy them - however my younger daughter was dropped when she moved to Rwanda.  I understand the cost of postage is higher, but you (or Time Direct Ventures) should have offered some kind of credit for the unused portion of her subscription.  Even better you could have arranged delivery of the European edition of Time.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: Was Happy receive my Magazine! Two came at once.

text: I was worried when it didn't come but got two magazines at once so must have been delayed in the mail. Lots of great DIY articles


title: my opinon

text: I like this magazine because it is diverse. I enjoy the tips and tutorials. there are too many ads, tho. this is a good magazine for people to read who are interested in updating their equipment and also keeping up with the latest innovations.


title: Recent editor change. No longer the magazine we loved.

text:
The editor changed right after I purchased the subscription. It was so sad. This was the one magazine that spoke to my type of riding! The original editor published articles on bicycle commuting, advocacy, city bikes, and just basic cycling for the common person.

The new issues are more about fixie hipsterism. Last issue featured an article on identifying and collecting mushrooms -- I swear I am not making that up. Also, spelling and grammar problems have become common.

I will not be renewing my subscription. Hopefully someone else will step in to fill the void, or the original editor will return.


title: Inconsistent

text: We received the first magazine early, second one came late and we have yet to receive the third one. It is over a month and a half late. I would not recommend buying a subscription.


title: One Star

text: Unable to use


title: About cars

text: Too much about trucks


title: ..... Still waiting , save yourself stress .

text: Do not get this magazine. Today is 12.12.2018, I ordered the mag in March 2018. I received the  March and April issue in May. Its a time sensitive magazine. I am Still waiting on May thru Dec. 2018 Not happy. Do I have to say more?


title: My favorite magazine

text: Love when it comes and I can take a minute to sit and flip through the pages.


title: Hasseling their customer

text: I bought a one year subscription with the Food Network Magazine.  After the year was up and when I tried to cancel I was threated by this magazine going to turn me over to a collection agency.  They try to make it impossible for a customer to cancel.  So I paid for another year and send another request to cancel but they will not let me cancel.  So I am returning back every magazine they are sending and they still are requiring a payment.  Beware of the auto-pay with this magazine.


title: Not the best

text: I found this magazine to be helpful for an introduction to advanced computing.  That's about it.  This mag seems to be biased towards certain products & manufacturers.  They neglected to open my eyes wider.  The reviews/articles that are published seem to favor big money companies (microsoft, dell, etc). They don't give credit to smaller, better, less-well-known companies and technologies.  All the info is pretty basic for intro users, but if that's what you are interested in... then this is a great non-comlicated publication.


title: but I'm somewhat disappointed. If you have a multi-million dollar budget to ...

text: I don't know... maybe it's just me, but I'm somewhat disappointed. If you have a multi-million dollar budget to build your home then this magazine would be suitable for you... and I'm glad there are some great people like that out there. I am by no means one of them though, and the homes consistently featured in this magazine are so far beyond my family's means that it's... discouraging? Don't misunderstand me, the homes are jaw-dropping, but probably not a reality for sub triple digit incomes. Case in point... I remember reading one issue highlighting a family who built their dream home, and they had some pointers - one of which was to leave an extra $1,000,000 in your construction budget as a buffer for unexpected set-backs or changes in the plans. An EXTRA million! We would feel stretched at 1/5 of that for our total construction! It's certainly okay to have a magazine catered to higher income families - I'm just making you aware of it for when you subscribe. I had actually purchased a different subscription, but after a few months we got a notice saying it was no longer in print and we'd be receiving this one instead.


title: 1 month still not received it

text: I placed my order over 1 month ago and have still not received an issue for September or October. Hopefully it will come soon and I'll get all 12 months. As of now I'm not satisfied.


title: Great publlication

text: I'd add a subscription to Cook'e County website as well


title: Beware of the billing agencies!

text:
Popular Science is among many of the magazines currently engaging in the practice of contracting out billing...which then gets subcontracted and sometimes sub-subcontracted out. This means you may have to contact three or four different companies via half a dozen (or more) phone numbers with subscription-related issues.

In fact, one subagency, Magazine Billing Services, has closed down their call center, so cancelation requests must be sent by snail mail only. (We've also seen notices from and numbers for Publishers Billing Agency and Publishers Unlimited, in addition to Popular Science's direct numbers.)

Additionally, renewal notices are sent out regardless of the actual expiration date. If subscribers aren't vigilant, they'll find themselves paying for 20 year's worth of subscriptions. And then, due to the entanglement of companies described above, it will take days of calling, holding and letter writing to get the problem of the deceptive renewal notices straightened out.

If that particular agency wasn't involved in that particular renewal notice that was responded to (and we've received "renewal" notices from all of them simultaneously), then the subscriber gets continually redirected. Get used to hearing the phrase, "I can't help you with that." Also get used to requests taking months or more to be processed (if they get processed at all) and get used to getting no responses from emailed queries, requests or complaints.

This is becoming an increasingly common practice, but that doesn't mean consumers have to put up with it. If Popular Science believes it's good customer service to subcontract out billing and relentlessly pepper subscribers with intentionally deceptive "renewal" notices, they can keep their rag of a magazine.


title: Do not - repeat - do not go for auto renew

text: Selecting auto renew has an initial very low subscription price.  However, when that subscription expires and auto renew kicks in, the subscription price is whatever the going rate is at the time, usually two or three times the original auto renew price.  Unless you like to pay full price for your magazines, avoid the auto renew option.


title: My son loves the pictures and articles. Definitely worth it.

text: I read this with my son. He really seems to enjoy it. Perfectly crafted to keep kids interested.


title: great preteen subscription

text: Great magazine for a preteen.  My granddaughter loves the subscription and reading about all her favorite American girls.  Loves to get together with friends and read it.


title: Very disappointed with the content

text: The magazine is only few pages very disappointed with the content I won’t subscribe again


title: fish

text: great magaine


title: Why the Wait?

text: I haven't actually received this magazine yet. I have been subscribing to it for about five years now. This year I decided to go through Amazon's service because it seemed to save a little money. I renewed the subscription through Amazon in December and have still never received an actual magazine. It looks like I won't get one until March. I don't understand why, since all of this is electronically done, it takes so long to received your first issue. Not worth it, considering I ordered my very first Family Fun with the little card that comes in the magazine and got it faster than this takes. 3 months is a long wait for a magazine subscription in my opinion.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter love the mag.


title: Great magazine

text: I have never had any problems getting both American Cake Decorating or Mailbox News. I have found them both very helpful and informative. When I have moved, I have easily had the address changed and continued receiving issues. I highly recommend both magazines from Grace McNamara.


title: I'm not even a nerd.

text: The best. Always the best magazine.


title: Not Just for New Yorkers

text: When I started taking this magazine, my roommate asked me, "But isn't that for New Yorkers?"  I answered her saying that, yes, there was some information for New Yorkers but that the majority of the magazine could be read by anybody.  My high school English teacher, the best teacher I have had, recommended this magazine to our class even against the wishes of most of our parents, who were largely very conservative.  I took The New Yorker my junior year of high school but then stopped taking it because I rarely had enough time to read it.  Now I am taking it again, vowing to *make* time to read it.  The content is exceptional.  The writing is better even than most books.  And of course the cartoons are quite witty.  Everyone should take this magazine, especially anyone working to improve their education and reading and writing skills.


title: Great Magazine - super deal!

text: Love this magazine!


title: a must have for all drummers

text:
I can't see any reason why drummers don't read Moderndrummer magazine. I've been subcribing Moderndrummer for years and I always enjoy reading them, comparing to other drum related mag, the interviews and critiques are very informative and inspiring, i learnt a lot about product knowledge and maintainence, drummers and bands, and not to mention technique thru out the years of subscrbing MD, the whole magazine is well organized by easy and comfortable to read lay-out and meaningful content, instead some of the so called drumming magazine which interview drummers about their day life and what they think about that specific cities, Moderndrummer really concentrate on how to help their reader to be a better drummer in general.

if you are drummer, and you never read Moderndrummer, go and subscribe MD, you need MD for your daily life.


title: One of my favs!!

text: I enjoy everything about this magazine! From recipes to fashion to ranch life, I totally enjoy!


title: Renewal was easy

text: Renewal was easy and right on time.


title: Don’t do it

text: Ordered this for my daughter for a Christmas gift this past Christmas. Ordered seventeen magazines. She has gotten ONE since then and it’s girls life great magazine for younger girls not so much for her.


title: Beautiful design

text: I have used this dairy for 4 years. Love the design and very sturdy. The seller is responsive too(though shipment took forever)


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter loves it.


title: Articles for Driving Enthusiasts

text: Written more from the perspective of a driving enthusiast that can write, than a writer that got a job at a car magazine.  I like that!  If I want to read creative writing, I'll pick up a novel.


title: Best backpacking magazine in the universe.

text: Great magazine, I've been a subscriber since the mid-90's.


title: This is exactly what we wanted

text: The level of Spanish is perfect for beginners and I love the bilingual aspect of it.  Just flip some pages and see both languages.  It helps with understanding usage and idioms in addition to vocabulary and grammar.


title: Not a good buy at this time

text: Grandson doesn't care for it too much is interested in other magazines. Can't figure out how to cancel script


title: Still the best !

text: Up to date news from around the world makes this magazine relevant to women, men and teenagers! I have been reading this from the first printing!


title: great magazine

text: Wow, really cool magazine...will provide great home ideas. Colorful and descritive as well as infomational as to where you can go to implement the great ideas.


title: Sound & Vision

text: This is a pretty good magazine. I notice that they mostly review high end equipment with high end price tags. I might have to look for a magazine that reveiws items more in my price range. I mean common, a projector for $85,000?!


title: pop sci on the fly

text: I purchased this for my father, which was a great investment.  Good stories and hopeful things to look forward to.  Love it


title: My granddaughter's Favorite

text: Any teenybopper will enjoy this, especially when you are just entering your teens.  With parents' approval, for those as young as 12.


title: Art magazine

text: Okay magazine


title: Parents and children love it.

text: Bought this for a my nieces. Parents and children love it.


title: The Best magazine for information

text: The  Best magazine for information


title: One Star

text: Like totally self involved


title: Ideas

text: Love food network


title: PARABOLA

text:
Yes, it met my expectations and I have renewed my subscription. It is the best magazine on spiritual traditions.
Thank you
Patricia Roberts


title: poor reliability in delivery

text: In 5 months since ordering I have received only one issue.


title: Great read!

text: Husband loves this magazine!


title: Great for Kids

text: Lots of stories and pictures!


title: Maybe got 1 magazine!  Terrible

text: Maybe got 1 magazine!  Terrible


title: One Star

text: Go to the Pizza Today website and get this for free.


title: Great magazine

text: Enjoyable read. I like being able to manage my subscription through Amazon.


title: Informational

text: This is a great magazine. I'm primarily an english rider but the articles and training information is great. My favorite part is the conformation where they show you 3 horses and explain why each horse is judged based on conformation criteria. Its really interesting and has helped me understand how the design of a horse truly affects the way they ride.


title: Wonderful

text:
I don't want to be rude, but I'm not sure whether it's fair to post saying it's snobby, or you don't read some of the books they review because:

1. Of course it's snobby. It's high brow, with a small readership and intended to be such. It's for some people, not everyone.

2. Part of the joy is that the books are a bit obscure - you get to read and learn about something entirely new which you had little interest in previously. The review tells you enough about the issue to determine whether it's something you want to explore further or not.

Oh, and the NYRB is better (I say this as a British person), but given how cheap it is, get them both!


title: which was great..

text: The subscription  started a month earlier than I was told, which was great...


title: Try buying one magazine before deciding to subscribe.

text: I thought I'd give "Vanity Fair" a try since it was on sale. It is a great magazine for a student with a fashion major or someone who is into high profile fashion. I don't believe this is a good magazine for the common ladies. And for the record, "common ladies" are important too,but this magazine targets true fashionstas. The articles were a bit bland for my taste, nothing really compelled me to read any article in it's entirety.


title: Very Good!

text: Husband loves it!  He always wants to make sure that it will 'continue coming'!  Guess I'll have to keep renewing it!


title: Philadelpha magazine

text: Philadelphia magazine! what an awsome deal. how could i have resisted.<br />Thanks so much. great local stuff:-)[[ASIN:B00007B0IM Philadelphia]]


title: Great if they send it to you

text: This is an incredible magazine...when I get it. This year I think I received 3 of the 12 issues. Very frustrating.


title: Most Unreliable Subscription In Memory

text:
I subscribe to Recoil Concealment and haven't received either issue 19 or 20.  Customer Service promptly credits me another issue on the back end...but that's not why I purchased a subscription.

Recoil itself showed up about two weeks after it hit the newsstand and I'd already bought it.

Don't waste your time and save yourself some aggravation...just buy it at a newsstand.  The subscription is a waste of time.


title: Five Stars

text: great receipes


title: Love it

text: Great mag


title: Like it alot

text: Great ideas


title: Variety

text: Lots of good and different recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Been subscribed to this magazine for 5 years.  Nuff said


title: I love the magazine for the fashion ads and articles but ...

text: I love the magazine for the fashion ads and articles but when I signed up for the subscription, I didn’t get offered the digital subscription as well. Am I supposed to pay for them separately? That’s not the way it was advertised. Please advise, Amazon


title: Great American made

text: Awesome


title: Love this magazine.

text: Love this magazine. If you live in GA, you should have this. It tells you about all kinds of events going on across GA month by month. Also, great articles about places to visit no matter what your in to. If you like travelling, this magazine is perfect for getting out and seeing and trying new places across GA.


title: Excellent

text: Sent to a 7 year old and he loves it. He has been receiving it for two years, now. A gret mag.


title: Five Stars

text: Great publication for anyone who enjoys technology.


title: What more could you ask for?

text: Exciting destinations, insightful reviews, detailed instruction, and stunning photography all wrapped up in one great magazine.  If you are a paddler, this is the magazine for you.  An absorbing read, this magazine exposes you to all different facets of paddling--canoeing, kayaking, sea kayaking, surfing.  And it gives great pointers on technique as well as destinations.


title: Three Stars

text: Some good stuff. A lot of ads


title: I do not wish to receive “Food and Wine” as a substitution!

text: The magazine “Food and Wine” was substituted for the magazine ordered and no longer in printing.  I do not care for this magazine, nor do I wish to continue receiving it.


title: Too much content unrelated to beekeeping

text: I, and many other subscribers, have repeatedly complained to the editor of Bee Culture that he publishes too many articles totally unrelated to honey bees and beekeeping. These include articles about other species of animals such as ducks and turkeys. If I want non-beekeeping articles and pictures of women holding cats, I'll subscribe to magazines that are actually authoritative on those topics. Instead of Bee Culture, I suggest everyone subscribe to American Bee Journal (ABJ). In addition to not having non-beekeeping content, ABJ's beekeeping content is superior to that of Bee Culture.


title: Very informative.

text: I love this magazine. Lots of ideas and information in each issue. Review by Donna.


title: Perfect Gift

text: We ordered this as a Christmas gift for my brother-in-law. It took a while for him to get his first issue but once that issue came he was very happy with it.


title: Great short stories

text: Love the short stories


title: LOVE IT!

text: Makes me feel (for the 1/2 hour i spend reading it) that it's still possible to be Glam, even w/ jelly stuck in my hair! LOVE the fashion layouts and interviews w/ celeb moms. This magazine is geared towards those who read fashion magazines in their young childless years.


title: Not Worth The Price of a Subscription

text: As an aficionado of all things historic, old, and traditional, I subscribed to "The Saturday Evening Post." I was disappointed by what I received. With the exception of the excellent illustrations by Norman Rockwell, the magazine was largely advertisements for prescription medications and puff pieces about popular actors, authors, and other celebrities. This is not a worthy heir to the legacy of its founder, Benjamin Franklin, and the many gifted and talented individuals who have been associated with the magazine throughout its history. Simply put, it was not worth the price of a subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: I am a teen

text: As a teenager, and not a parent, this magazine is great. Not everything is about kissing and crushes and such. There is a bunch of fashion advice and hair styles, along with many articles with role models, like Charlie and Dixie Damelio.


title: I canseled it! But...

text: It took a whale but I got my first one, but I canseled my order.. Wanted a deferent kind of magezine. The compony was very understanding and I had no problem at all!!


title: Horrible, full of CRAP

text: We have been recieving this magazine for the last year(2009) and it is GARBAGE!!! I actually have stopped allowing my kids to look at it, I just THROW IT IN THE TRASH when it arrives.  The advertising is ridiculous.  Every issue if full of the latest kids movies and garbage food ads. The actual articles are mediocre at best.  Steer clear of this magazine.


title: FANTASTIC

text: our daugher recieved this as a gift and we LOVE it.  We sit down and read it right away and then she normally will ask me to reread it for bedtime for the next few days, then later on we will do the activities. Also after we have throughly gone through it together I find her bringing it in the car with her to look at by herself, I think it is helping with her reading because the print is larger than normal.  I would definately say if you are looking for a great magazine with awesome content and no awful ads this is the magazine for you.  You can get it cheaper from highlights.com


title: Cool Anime Magazines

text: The magazines took pretty long to start arriving (several months), but once they did, I thought they were quite cool magazines. Aside from the long wait, I recommend checking these out if you like anime and want an anime magazine.


title: Great gift.

text: Recipients are loving the magazine.  This gift lasts all year and is great for out-of-town friends and/or friends that travel by air.


title: Content

text: Good reading content


title: Health

text: Great recipes


title: Love!!

text: One of my favorite magazines to subscribe to!


title: SCIENCE IS ADVANCED BEYOND ANY LIMITS

text: I LIKE DETAILS GIVEN SIMPLE& UNDERSTANDABLE


title: Not worth the hassle

text: I was a subscriber a couple of years ago and had no problem receiving my magazines. I decided to discontinue my subscription for lack of time to read it.  Now, 2 years later, my sister gifted me a one year subscription subscription. I have only received 3 issues! I called several times and was told I would get the issues I missed and my subscription would be extended. Well, after several attempts to get my issues, I haven't! What a let down!! I was told several times the issue would be resolved but it hasn't. Not sure what the problem has been but I'm not going to try to receive it anymore! It's to bad, but I'm sure I can go online and get the same home makeovers as theirs!!!


title: Cancel

text: Did not like the new path SI is going down.


title: I do like this magazine but

text: The arrivals or not consistent and they don't make a monthly one.  But all in all its a good magazine.


title: Modlodge Perfection!

text: I love all the modern mountain houses.  PERFECTION!


title: Not a good deal

text: Magazines arrived very late, some  missing.


title: Plastics News the Magazine everyone working in the Plastic Industry should have

text:
Review: Plastics News Magazine

I think without any doubt the magazine "Plastic News" is one of the best and most informative magazine for people involved within the plastic industry.

As a service technician I appreciate the news that is printed in the magazine. You can read about the almost everything related to the plastic industry and in my opinion everyone working in or for the plastic industry needs to have the "PlasticsNews."

You can read about novelties in the Plastic field, new products companies are producing, new machines for injection molding or blow molding and also new techniques in this field. As a Bekum service technician I always appreciate the News in that magazine. You are just updated in the plastic industry with all the new developments in this field. It is sometimes difficult to read lots of different magazines but the PlasticsNews gives you all you have to know.

It doesn't matter if you are a CEO or production manager, or in administration you will always be informed about the latest news in the plastic industry. I my opinion there is no better magazine for the plastic industry than the PLASTICSNEWS. This magazine gives me always a lot of news about what is going on in the plastic industry and the constant changes within this industry.

It is the best investment you can make to stay on the top in that industry. The money you invest is worth it and the time to read also.


title: Good info!

text: I ordered this for my husband. He says it has a lot of great information and will be a good reference.


title: I'm addicted

text: I ordered this review a couple months ago and now I am looking into buying back issues because of how much I enjoy reading this. It is a great literary magazine.


title: Did enjoy the issue

text: Repetitive information in other like magazines


title: keeping up with the trends

text: used to keep current with chess news and keep my game up


title: simple and fast

text: Great pric and an easy purchase. The auto-renew helps ensure I never miss an issue and I get a decent price!


title: Five Stars

text: I learned a great deal from the first issue alone!


title: Not loving it

text: This is the first magazine i have bought in all my life and I am not a teenager at all, I think it's kind of good, but not good enough. I have seen In style, and I like much better, but i bought this for less than the half of the price of In Style... I didn't know what to expect.


title: my daughters favorite magazine

text: great for any little girl going into middle school , my daughter is 10 and loves this magazine and can relate to a lot of articles in it


title: garden design

text: This magazine is worthless. It has few if any articles that are of interest. I would have never renewed it except it was an auto-renewal and was renewed without my consent. I wish it would stop cluttering my mailbox.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: We don't have cable or satellite tv so I was so excited to find this magazine!  HGTV is really one of the only channels that I miss having and while this isn't a perfect replacement, it is a great substitute.  It always has great, new design ideas to go with the season.  And they always have tips on how you can do it in your home on a more realistic budget.  I love this magazine and I'm always so excited when it comes in the mail!


title: Good magazine for the price

text: I recently discovered the discounted magazine subscriptions on Amazon, and this is a great one. In addition to the good articles, this magazine frequently includes coupon postcards to different places (including this website and gymboree), which are awesome. The coupon ($10 off a baby item on amazon with no minimum purchase) I got in my first issue paid for my subscription completely and then some, and I still will receive 11 more issues. Love it!


title: Excellent price on magazine subscription

text: I have subscribed for years, but this offered an excellent price for renewing subscription.


title: great mag

text: Always interesting and got it for [...]buck for the year.  cant go wrong on that.


title: these is a great guitar mag

text: what can i say ? it has a lot of features, a cd inside that give you and extra satisfaction.... the best guitar mag ever !!!!


title: It has fun activities

text: It has lot of fun things to do and know 👍🏼


title: Aging Made Fun

text: A woman in my writing group--a very sharp, excellent writer named Anna, suggested this as a gift for a very bright, intellectually curious woman who is  my Aunt Gretchen.  It has great information, games, and items of interest for, as Anna says, "anyone, but particularly those over 70 who never find appropriate articles!"  I tried it.  Aunt Gretchen loves it. I too think it is a great product--and I'm probably not as "with it" as these two extraordinary women.


title: Everyone Needs This!

text: I love this magazine! It is filled with great pictures, and stories that inspire me as a mother. I feel so buoyed up after reading these stories. The experiences expressed are of the simple things a parent did that gave that individual the tools needed to become who they are as an adult. It shares how the small, seemingly insignificant interactions of everyday make a huge, positive impact in the life of a child.  While I still have improvement to make, this magazine has helped me, over and over, check the responses and reactions that I give to my children when they come to me with their various concerns. Anyone can benefit by incorporating the saying that was in one issue: "The first thing first is kindness."