title: This is made for adults not kids

text: I thought that my 11 year old would like a dinosaur magazine and so I purchased this. We have only received one so far but this is way too advanced for him. I read it in its entirety and even I had trouble getting through what seemed like a college lecture with some artist photos and a couple real dino fossils in photos  I wish I could stop this order from continuing even though we love dinosaurs


title: No Women of Color on the Magazine Covers

text: Occasionally when I go to the grocery store I pick up a magazine by the check out counter. So I bought an issue of Fitness magazine and then decided to get a subscription. I don't know what the heck I was thinking. Each time I got the issue I noticed there was always some skinny blond chick on the cover wearing a bikini.  There were NEVER any women of color on the cover. So when I was sent a letter, asking if I'd like to renew my subscription, I said he11 no. I'm not wasting my money on a so-called fitness magazine that doesn't feature women of color on its cover. There's just no way. I thought fitness was for everybody, not just for skinny blondes who wear bikinis. And just because your skinny doesn't make you `fit' either. Skip this if possible.


title: Five Stars

text: BEST FASHION MAGAZINE PUBLICATION OF ALL


title: The magazine always show creative ways to do things

text: I like BHG for new ideas.


title: Great educational tool for kids

text: My grandson enjoys his monthly Christmas presents! We have a blast discussing the articles inside!


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: gift

text: This was a gift for my brother and he is enjoying the magazine


title: quality magazine

text: I enjoy Numismatic News. I was disappointed that the end date of my one-year subscription is barely 10 months from the date of my first issue. I am unsure if that was a publisher or Amazon issue since it took six weeks for the subscription to start after my payment was processed by Amazon.


title: One Star

text: not worth the money


title: a must have.

text: If you live in the South or just love seeing the ideas - a must have.  Very useful, practicle design and recipe ideas.


title: Must Get!

text: One of the most beneficial magazines I have seen.  Every issue has plenty of helpful tips and hints and the projects are within the abilities of the average person.


title: I will be renewing my subscription

text: I really like this magazine.  It has articles that interest an inquisitive mind.  I will be renewing my subscription.


title: My wife reads it cover to cover as soon as it arrives

text: Its a good magazine.  I browse through it and my wife reads it cover to cover as soon as it arrives.


title: Used to be a fan

text: Years ago, I had a subscription to this magazine and I loved it.  I found a deal on Amazon to subscribe again, so I gave it a try.  I am not a fan on the new format, articles or recipes, unfortunately.  There's just something different about it that I don't care for.  Maybe next month will be better.


title: Colorful Magazine

text: Well Amazon tells me that failing to receive the magazine is not part of a product review but should be left as feedback.  Problem is there is no place to leave feedback on my order page for this order.  Nevertheless, I do enjoy the magazine but I do think that failure to deliver is part of the total magazine product.  I did contact publisher and got a couple of extensions but still no magazines after the first two of a 10 issue subscription.  Too bad, because the ones I did receive I enjoyed. The magazine is 'fun' and colorful with some good recipes.  I would gladly increase the number of stars if I had more magazines (that I paid for!!) to review.  I also believe other potential subscribers deserve to be aware there may be delivery problems.  I have had excellent service with other magazines through Amazon, only Food Network Magazine so I believe the problem is not with Amazon but the publisher.


title: My wife loves it

text: We have been vegetarian for several years and found Vegetarian Times to be a valuable source of recipes and information.


title: Great

text: As expected.


title: Get out there!

text: First hand accounts of real adventures. Climb Everest. Invade Baghdad. Fly over remote regions of Alaska.  Hike, paddle, run for your life! This magazine tells you all about what the great outdoors has to offer.


title: Good hiking magazine

text: Love this magazine. Full of true life stories about hiking adventures.  Updates on hiking gear. Tells you where to go hiking. Very informative. And I don’t even hike. But I like to live thru others adventures.


title: Substantially deteriorated

text: I remember, not quite four years ago, when this magazine actually had PC substance and catered to a sophisticated PC-oriented market. Now, it's thin, hollow, interminably off-topic and ad-choked.


Such a thin magazine. Very little useful info. Truly disappointed! Martha Stewart is a master but this does not reflect her!


title: my child loves thomas

text: This magazine is interactive and fun for my 6 year old. He just loves Thomas and we have been receiving this magazine for several years. It has math reading and problem solving. Now that he is older he read the stories on his own. If your child loves Thomas this is the magazine to get.


title: Tennessee Gardener magazine

text: living in Tennesee the articles and photos will directly relate to my gardening activities......I have received my first issue and am very glad I have ordered such a specific magazine.


title: Favorite Mag!

text: Always a great read with many projects that are realistic and beautiful.


title: Not the magazine it used to be!

text: Got my first issue and noticed how everything had changed the ratings the way they're rated the look of magazine don't like it at all so I cancelled only after one issue Consumer Reports only refunded me half of the full subscription price it's ridiculous that one magazine cost that much, no way!


title: Magazine came with perfume samples smelled horrible

text: Very first magazine was filled with perfume samples all the tabs were closed but I could still smell the extremely potent smell the perfumes through out the magazine like someone had spilled a bottle of perfume on it! I got this when it was $0.99 but even at that price I do not want it, I wish they had one or just didn't include all them samples, I don't see why they have to do that, it made me slightly nauseous and gave me a headache, others might not mind but I'm extremely sensitive to Smells especially after my deviated septum surgery, sorry I know I kind of maybe sound like a snowflake but I can't have any smells I can't even wear scented deodorant! I'm sure it's a great magazine but I wish it had came without any scent!


title: 3

text: I ordered this for my son who is an avid bass fisherman.The only complaint I had was they sent the subscription to me and not ot my son. Hopefully we have that rectified now.


title: Five Stars

text: Great getting NG again.


title: Cool kid’s magazine.

text: Nice kid’s magazine has lots of cool information without getting too boring for kids.


title: 4 issues and done.

text: The first thing, they sent the first issue three moths later, then they send 3 more and stopped. I dont know why but I will keep waiting, after this ends, I will transfer to ipad version.


title: Great magazine

text: PC Gamer has been a favorite of mine for years now. I would highly recommend


title: Entrepreneur for dummies

text: This is not your older style entrepreneur mag from of old.  Horrible stories,  lazy editing.  Boring and predictable.  Eighth grade reading.  Full of stupid ads.


title: Four Stars

text: as advertised


title: Awesome magazine if you're serious about getting way beyond playing guitar by ear / copying others' riffs

text:
The content is a bit technical in a music sense and takes serious effort to understand for those of us with little music theory background.  This magazine is more about coming up with your own original music than it is about note-for-note copying; even though it does often have music notation for sample riffs of a particular style, from a particular artist, etc.  It also emphasizes techniques for fretting, picking, bending, etc.  The interviews with the top guitarists are more about how they go about creating and structuring their music than about what kind of equipment they use.

My only complaints are that the magazine is a bit pricy - though worth every penny - and that I don't have the whole set.  It would take a small fortune to buy every back-issue now.

I've been playing since the early '60s and this is hands down the best guitar mag I've seen if you're willing to do the work required to truly understand and use what it presents.


title: Nice information.

text: Gave as a gift last Christmas.  He really enjoyed it.  Each issue then passes on to a local auto repair shop for customers.  Renewed for another year.


title: Great gift.


title: Great idea magazine.

text: Gave as a gift last Christmas.  She loved it.  Each issue then passes on to her sister.  Renewed for another year.


title: Dated and stodgy

text:
Looking at these other reviews, I wonder if I'm reading the same magazine!

Admittedly, I am a modern crocheter -- I'm not a fan of granny squares, doilies, or frills -- and as such, this is not the magazine for me. While the patterns are clear and well-written, I find most of them to be over-worked, overly elaborate, or just old-feeling to my sensibilities. The jacket on the cover is a good example -- a sweater with frilly bell sleeves with an overworked lace hem screams 70's to me. But, if you enjoy very traditional crochet looks, this may be just your cup of tea.

Every once in a while I'll find a pattern or two in this publication that I like, but more often, this is a PASS. If you have more modern tastes in clothing like I do, I would recommend Interweave Crochet magazine and Vogue Knitting's now annual special Crochet edition.


title: Keep the memory of WWII warrors alive  regardless of side.

text:
There are not too many men/women still alive today. Whether from the Allies or Axis countries.

It's important that the younger people of today keep the memories of all those who fought and have died regardless of which side.

Today's schools textbook rarely tell the whole story.


title: LOVE this Magazine

text: I always look forward to this Magazine every month.


title: Alas, I Can Afford it No More.

text: I first bought Art et Decoration in France. It was difficult to obtain a subscription, but now Amazon has made it easy. I have subscribed to it for 4 years. The photography and layout and the decorating is superb. To make your home comfortable with an authentically French touch, you need this wonderful magazine. Thank you for offering it here in the States. - - - - - I would love to subscribe to Art et Decoration again, but alas, the price has increased each year, and now at over $100 for 8 issues...... I must do without.


title: Five Stars

text: Such a delightful cover!


title: Great price, as described

text: Great price , as described.


title: Thumbs up!

text: It's a gift to my son every year, and he loves it! I can't say anything better than that. Thanks.


title: Would not renew

text: Not like AD used to be. But what is?


title: Four Stars

text: It was a gift.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this publication, always interesting every issue.


title: A really comprehensive beer magazine

text:
I think the magazine is really a fun read for beer nuts like myself.  However the articles tend to be a little to high end for my taste with the occasional local dive thrown in.  Given that Beer in America is really at the beginning of a revolution you'd think the magazine would focus more on how these grass roots movements are growing and update the audience on their status.

The beer reviews are really interesting, usually the beer is available but not easily obtainable, which I like.  Not so obscure as to be irrelevant but if you wanna try it you can't just go to BevMo, usually.

The layout is great, easy to read and find your way through.

I renewed my subscription.


title: Taste of Home.

text: I just started receiving this magazine so I do not have enough experience with the magazine to rate it fairly. I did like the first issue and am looking forward to getting more issues.


title: Second Subscription, Obvious Success

text: I got it for my grand-daughter last year when she was 7, she requested it again this year.  Obviously, she loves it, reads it cover to cover.  Still age-appropriate.


title: The latest news on audio and video.

text: If you want to keep track of the latest equipment and technological advances in the fields of music and movies -- with emphasis on home theater systems -- this magazine is for you. It is both authoritive and up-to-date. Although a lot of state-of-the-art audio and video components covered are rather expensive, Sound & Vision tries hard to also cover lower-priced systems when they are available. This is a very good magazine for serious audio/video fans.


Present for my son. He loves the subscription.


title: I hope the issue with all the expired stuff doesn't count

text: I just got my first issue in mid-March. It's teh Feb issue with contests and stuff that expire in January. Plus what does make-up have to do with Parenting?


title: Pleased!

text: Have enjoyed now and then watching her show. Bought this for gift!  She always has good ideas and offer great recipes.


title: Great magazine

text: Grant articles


title: Great magazine

text: Great pictures


title: I'm telling nasty businesses to take hike

text:
The free "Best Trails in America" that is offered on this page is inspiring and useful. I was almost tempted further until I read about the auto-renewal policy and sending former subscribers to a collection agency. I suppose their auto-renewal is also subject to automatic rate increases too? Maybe they want my credit card so they can do it all on their own with the notification that never arrived (I can just hear, "oops our systems malfunctioned" or "something must've happened with your mail-or email". Maybe they'll even email the "courtesy" auto-renewal notice with the new price from a server that results in it getting caught in the spam filter?  Maybe they don't even send a "courtesy" auto-renewal notice--I just decided against a virus protection software package today because they auto-renew every year at the going rate without any notice unless I cancel.

I decided to tell them to: Take a hike and not with my money! I try not to support nasty businesses, and I imagine more and more people will feel the same as the weigh every expenditure.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! It has always been dependably great & I suspect it always will be.


title: Like a previous reviewer mentioned

text: Like a previous reviewer mentioned, this magazine reads like a gossip rag. I don't even really know what else to say.. In a respectful manner anyways. So I'm just going to let the stars do the talking.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine. The articles are always great. It's one of the only magazines I actually read from cover to cover.


title: Excellent

text: I ordered this subscription for my son...and we squabble to see whose going to read it first.<br />If you want an honest and intellectual insight to Black America's life and viewpoint (and not what mainstream America and Hollywood portrays)....subscribe to New York Amersterdam News.


title: Recommended

text: I like magazine overall. Great articles teaching you how to make hybrid trees and bee keeping for example. There a few articles that seemed a bit contrived - community action. I get the social aspect, but I would rather have more focus on the techniques, how-tos, and learning than the social aspects. I would recommend this magazine to people living in urban areas.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!  It tells you the science behind the instructions.


title: Look out for the extras, they will really cost you.

text:
Talk about gifts that keep on giving. These guys will send you DVD's that you don't order with invoices that they expect you to pay. AND they DO expect you to pay.  Don't return the DVD on time and they will put their credit reps on you.
Just do a Google search for "Woodworker's Journal Shady Marketing DVD" and you will see what I am talking about.
Used to be a HUGE fan, not any more.


title: Very nice

text: Very interesting science magazine:) Lots of random facts, which I love:D!....I'm a Catholic too, but I love me a good science read:)! ^^D


title: Gift subscription gone wrong

text: I bought a 1-year gift subscription for a relative. Less than a year later, she received a nasty letter from the publisher saying that she had requested and received a subscription she hadn't paid for and that they expected payment right a way. (The subscription hadn't even run a year's course!) I've never had this happen with a gift subscription before but, considering other's comments about poor customer service, I don't plan to gift this one ever again (nor subscribe myself -- what a hassle).


title: A must have cooking magazine

text: I absolutely LOVE this magazine... together with Cooking Light it remains THE top magazine. I have a scale which converts everything so converting the recipes is not  a problem. I have a great daughter who bought me a gift subscription for my birthday. Yes it is expensive but worth it. I just wish the December issue would arrive very early in December though!


title: Don't waste your time

text: You can get all of these reviews online and with video. Printed media is becoming irrelevant.


title: Goof Mag

text: Love Southern Living


title: Five Stars

text: as advertised


title: disappointed

text: the content is really poor and irrelevant. It used to be more enjoyable years ago. Their website publishes some interesting stories once in a while though. I wish they were included in the actual magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Best writing in USA!


title: A great magazine for years

text: Road & Track has been a reliable read for as long as I can remember.  I used to read it 30 years ago.  Now I bought a subscription as a gift.


title: Good magazine

text: This was a gift.  The recipient really enjoys it and was disappointed when the subscription was over.  I renewed it for the second time.


title: One of the best over the years

text: After years of publication Outdoor Photographer is still one of the top photo magazines.  Good "how-to" articles with a minimum of equipment reviews.


title: Great gift

text: If a man in your life likes racing or import vehicles, this is a magazine for them.  I bought this for my boyfriend and he gets like a kid with a new toy every time it comes in the mail! :-D


title: Gift purchase

text: Gave this to my daughter as a gift. She says she keeps them and refers to the issues frequently. Good buy.


title: Such a fun magazine to browse through

text: The articles are interesting and useful to regular people. It's not high end but more down to earth which I like.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Very fair price.


title: Five Stars

text: My 7 year old loves to read this!


title: BEWARE Hearst Renewal is nearly 5x original subscription costs

text:
The $12 first year is teaser.
Just got my RENEWAL notice for $52.47!
Turned into my CANCELLATION NOTICE!

Magazine like the shows are great.  But not @ ~5X initial price!


title: This subscription was a gift for my Dad and he ...

text: This subscription was a gift for my Dad and he loves reading about all the excited stories in it every month!


The kiddos love getting these in the mail. They are informative and use language that is easy for children to understand. This makes a great gift for children who love nature. These are a much better gift than toys for kids.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for your outdoors men !!!


title: Great magazine...

text: Great articles and nice to have the digital version, too. Good content, though a ton of fluff in each issue. On the other hand, the hat is horrible and immediately went in the trash.


title: Maximum Greatness

text: Ok, lets review... honest reviews of cutting edge computing with witty comments.  Not only is Maximum PC smart and fun to read, but it very informative.  The topics range for "all" types of computer user readers.  I have been a reader/subscriber since it was "Boot" magazine back in the 1990's!  Keep up the great work!


title: I look forward to every issue!

text: Colorful, fun and easy to read.  I love HGTV Magazine!


title: My Reviews

text:
HGTV Magazine...I expected more from this magazine being the TV shows has some great decorators.  Show some of the rooms that they have done i.e. Candace Olson, David Bromstad, and  Sarah, etc.

Re: The Light between Oceans...Book Club reading.  Just o.k. for me...sad story.

I have not read The Shoemaker's Wife  or The Queen of the Big Time yet.  In my library for future reading.


title: Gift

text: I bought this for a gift. They really seem to enjoy it. I got a very good deal on a subscription!


title: HGTV = HGTV Awesome

text: Love, love, love, this magazine. Great ideas and terrific colors.


title: Good Read Quality with Excellent Editor

text: It fits my sense of humor; I don't always care for the stories of good and kind people, but I like how it is put together to appeal to most sensible values. That's just me. Oh, and the editor is a delightful writer in her own way. Lovely person. ~ww


title: Too many ads

text: So many ads not much content.


title: scientific american magazine

text: Scientific American Magazine has always been a favorite of mine. I can always find 5 or 6 articles that would be of interest to me. Plus I always learn something new.


title: They loved the magazine

text: I bought three subscriptions for my family members. They loved the magazine!


title: less wine country

text: It was to heavy on trips to drink wine.  I want more gardening, and travel to interesting places in west.  Not trip after trip to "wine country".


title: Prompt delivery

text: Excellent magazine prompt delivery


title: Not for me!

text: I purchased this magazine subscription because I was starting to become interested in the wonderful world of Yoga. However it wasn't what I expected. It had a couple of illustrations of yoga poses but I felt that most of the magazine was advertisements and articles that werent worth reading. I would rather look up this information online and save my time and the resources used on this magazine.


title: Best Sailing magazine

text: Have subscribed for many...many years, and it is still the best sailing magazine out there!


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter was enthralled with the first issue she recieved!


title: Five Stars

text: Always a pleasure. As advertised.


title: Great for Thomas fans

text: This was a great gift for my Thomas-loving, four year old grandson.  He loves it!


title: JUST OK

text: I love watching Food Network but I can't say that I like this magazine.  I have yet to find a recipe worth trying.  Some good information in it but a bit disappointed.


title: NOT WORTH READING

text: I don't get much useful information with this magazine.  It's kind of like his show.  He just touches on a lot of good information but then stops and leaves you hanging.  Plus, I was hoping for some good recipes but haven't found one yet in about 4 magazines.  It's kind of a waste of money.  I wouldn't buy it again.


title: WOULD DEFINITELY BUY AGAIN-WHEN ON SALE

text: I really like this magazine, but I only buy it when I get a really good deal


title: Great Magazine

text: I was only disappointed with the subscription department.  I'm sure it wasn't Amazon's fault, but we just can't seem to get this straightened out.  I tried to get this magazine as a renewal for someone as a gift, but they keep sending it to me and I've written to Amazon at least twice to correct it.  Otherwise, I love the magazine.


title: Alana the great state

text: Always a great magazine with wonderful places to read about


title: Not worth the money we paid

text: Very little thingto read… not worth the value.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Great magazine! Every time I read it I learn something new while enjoying the topics presented.  Will definitely renew my subscription.


title: National Geographic Kids

text: This is great for kids.  They love it! This is for my grandchildren who are being home schooled, and it is a wonderful learning source.


title: good buy

text: good buy for the price


title: Three Stars

text: A lot of ads almost more ads then articles. Wife still likea them....


title: Seriously I love this magazine

text: Seriously I love this magazine. Do you love 4WD Toyotas? (Of course you do) then this is for you!!


title: Great

text: My ten year old autistic daughter loves these! Especially the collector cards. We are looking forward to more


title: Rider motorcycle mag

text: good read


title: Awesome!

text: Great magazine. Takes a while to get the first issues, but the customer service is A+++++++!!!


title: Five Stars

text: NatGeo....always 5 stars


title: Thar She Blows!!!

text: I didn't realize Cosmo had transitioned into a magazine about whale watching


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps my mind clear


title: Four Stars

text: Who doesn't like Oprah!!


title: One Star

text: Never uploaded correctly


title: Curiosity Awaits

text: Bought this as a gift to myself for getting my taxes done early and oh man I am so glad I did. I LOVE THIS MAG. A definite subscription for the curious minds always looking for a new thing to learn.


title: Great magazine, worth the money

text: Fast shipment, great content. A must read. Recommended


title: Takes forever

text: Great magazine. Took over 8 weeks for it to arrive. Ordered in November and the 1st issue was February.


title: Great magazine!

text: I've always liked this magazine - nice, glossy pages and good articles on homes, new products for the home, and decorating tips.


title: BS

text: Worst magazines EVER, nothing factual, all opinionated BS.


title: Very Disappointed

text: I had not put my hands on a copy of National Geographic for more than ten years and was looking forward to starting a new subscription after such a long time. I was sorely disappointed when my first magazines were delivered in the mail. Three words to express my feelings: “poor paper quality”.  They are now using a very low grade, cheap paper for the magazine which has ruined the experience for me.  I will be canceling my subscription.


title: Nice Pictures

text: I like this magazine but there isn't much substance to it other than the really pretty images of the coast. Every now and then there will be a nice article or a recipe I enjoy but it isn't often enough. Overall a nice magazine with pretty pictures and some inspiration if you have coastal themed room or house.


title: Southwest Art

text: I love being able to hold the magazine and to have it on my Kindle as well.  Great magazine for artists.


title: World's Best Music Mag

text: Perhaps the best example of music journalism.  Rolling Stone gets kudos for their non-music stuff, but Mojo is still the best pure music mag.


title: Quality reporting at a good price.

text: Good price for a fabulous magazine.


title: One of the best!

text: This magazine is great!!  It appeals to all different types of decorators-modern, midcentury, traditional-thats why I like it.  My mom and I can both enjoy it, and we have very different taste!  I've been a subscriber for years.


title: Stay away! This magazine will make you self-conscious, unmotivated and depressed! It will make you feel you are a freak!

text: Why are additude articles always so dramatic, depressing and condescending??? When I first heard about this magazine and its website I though it was a god send and thought it would help me deal with my add but it has instead caused me to feel disabled, self-conscious and discouraged. These past two years were the worst of my life because I kept reading articles here. I started to lose all hope in my abilities and my grades and life suffered. Before this despite having add I was always very confident in my abilities and thought that i could do anything and achieve anything. I actually focused on my strengths. Reading this website made me have a victim mentality and made feel extremely depressed and despite this I kept reading because the articles falsely (because of few simple and straightforward tips you can find in any other time-management resources) make you believe that they are useful and will help you deal with your add but they will instead destroy any self-confidence and motivation you had! If you want to live a healthy life stop reading this website and instead take medication (if you need to), start focusing on your strengths and read articles and books from encouraging adhd experts like Jacqueline Seinfeld or Linda Walker (coachlindawalker.com) or other regular self-help books. Also make sure you have rigorous outdoor time, quiet routines, good nutrition and a work routine. Most of all surround yourself with people who cherish you, encourage you and are inspirational and motivating, and focus on your natural strengths! I really hope this magazine will up its game and stop the damage it's doing. I'm seriously contemplating suing this magazine for psychological damage and emotional distress!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent product used as a gift.


title: Not afraid to tackle the controversal issues!

text: This magazine confronts the most controversial and usually most important issues of our time.  No mindless dribble through diversionary news (who won American Idol) in here, just the news that needs to be discussed. The issues corporate war mongers want to keep American's deaf to.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this!


title: Not my genre

text: Unfortunately, this is not my cup-of-tea publication.  I heard wonderful recommendations for the Wired.  I thought I would give it a try, some very interesting articles, but again not my genre.


title: Only 2 issues were ever delivered

text: Only received 2 issues then nothing.


title: Perfect for do it yourselfers

text: Always has useful tips.


title: The Insider's Guide to NYC

text: If I had to pick one newspaper that captured the drama of NYC it would be the New York Observer. Unlike any newspaper (the New York Times, the Village Voice) or magazine (New York, Time Out NY) the Observer is always on the inside track when it comes to politics, business, theater, fashion, culture, publishing, the arts, real estate and society. This well designed (and illustrated) publication which is printed on a pale orange newsprint will become a welcomed guest to your weekly reading.<br />If your looking for dry objective facts then this is the wrong publication, however it's personality that makes New York City what it is and the Observer is like having a team of best friends write you a weekly cheat sheet. What's nice is that while the Observer can focus on high society and culture but it never takes itself too seriously and has quite a bit of good humor. There is a high attention to detail so even an article on a community board meeting  or a real estate listing can become interesting.


title: Readers Digest

text: I have always enjoyed reading Readers Digest.  It is a great book with many things new every month that I enjoy.


title: Woman's Day Magazine

text: It is a great magazine.  I particularly enjoy the recipes in the magazine.  It is a great magazine for the price.


title: Taste of Home Magazine

text: Great magazine.  There are many good recipes in it. and many good ideas, also.  It is an excellent magazine for the price.


title: CI subscriber since '97

text:
I subscribed in '97, got all the back issues to the beginning in '93.  I feel I know their database and style better than most.

Cook's, while not perfect, still remains probably the best all-around cooking magazine published today for the purpose of teaching people how to cook.  Plain and simple.  When I started reading it, I could make ramen and steamed broccoli.  Now, I'm at a point whee if I want to get any better, I will have to go to professional school.  That is saying something for them (and Julia Child and Jacques Pepin).

The style is simple: they start with THEIR idealized version of a recipe - sorry to anyone who grew up with their grandmother's version.  They are not trying to disrespect her but to be honest, some recipes have so many variations that it would be impossible to make all the permutations.  When that is decided, they try to alter all the components for one goal: to make the recipe almost as foolproof as possible if you follow their instructions.  You can vary if you want, but then, hey, the results aren't their fault.

Over the years, the things I have really taken from Cook's is not single recipes but one of the many, many tricks or techniques that they discovered when tinkering.  Few examples:  roasting meat to done temp in oven and then searing before done, panades in any ground meat, vodka in pie dough, numerous tricks with bread doughs, frying tomato paste, boosting umami, salt and acid with beans, etc.

I love reading the recipes and the detailed science behind all the changes also.

Lots of folks don't like Chris's editorials.  Fine.  You can actually skip that page if you like.

Equipment and product reviews are generally dead on.

I don't find myself excessively bombarded by ads or sales from them.  Maybe I'm just good at ignoring things in life that might annoy me and focusing on the bright side.

My minor beef might be that because I know the database backwards and forwards, I wish they would always refer back to a recipe original when they revisit it in later years.  I remember what they did in '96 even if newer readers may not.  I don't mind revisiting a recipe since they often come up with something new.

All in all, I cannot think of a single downside to ordering this magazine for anyone interested in learning to be a better cook.  This magazine, along with Julia, Jacques and Laura (Calder) have been the best teacher's I've had or needed.  Fingers crossed for culinary school!


title: Buy Cook's Illustrated instead

text: I have been a subscribe to CI for many years and are familiar with their database of recipes back to 1993. It is an OUTSTANDING magazine and the finest on the market today, IMO. Then comes Cook's Country. Of course, I gave it a try wondering where the clever people at CI were going next but I think they've lost something of what made them great in this Cook's Country magazine. Over the years in CI, there have been lots of articles taking "homey" food and testing to improve (macaroni and cheese, turkey tetrazinni, scrambled eggs, ground beef tacos). In addition, they took lots of recipes one might consider inaccessible to the home cook and created fool proof formulas. I just don't understand what CC adds. CI is more than just recipes, it's like an every other month culinary class. I worry that CC is diluting their energies. I will not subscribe again. Get Cook's Illustrated instead.


title: HGTV rocks!

text: Really nice and well put together mag.  The articles are well written, and the pics are bright and engaging.  Love it!!!


title: Like this

text: Very informative articles.  Like this magazine


title: Surprises every time.

text: I am delighted every time an issue arrives.


title: Great Deal

text: If you read esquire you can't beat the renewal deal. Love this magazine its got it all girls, cars, fashion, stories, food, humor. You name it you got it.


title: Great magazine for dudes

text: Always has cool stories, not tooo much fashion but enough, and always some good cooking. Have found some awesome steak recipes in here. Better magazine for dudes overall, not as much fashion focused as magazines like esquire.


title: Love the  entire magazine

text: I  have been a magazine fan my entire life. My  Mom was a huge fan as well, I learned from her.


title: What's Happening In New York?

text: I like the New York magazine in print and on my Kindle. I share it with<br />My family.


title: GREAT for tweens

text: GREAT for tweens! I love the articles and the diversity of topics as well as cultural diversity throughout the magazine.


Beautiful magazine.  So true of the good ole South!


title: Real Simple Magazine is great!

text: Real Simple is a great magazine! And I got it from Amazon at a great price.


title: Absolutely fabulous!

text: THE best entertainment mag around...next to Scary Monsters magazine!  You can't go wrong for $15 a year!  While it doesn't list every new book or movie or cd, it comes very close.  I like the reviews tho I take them with a grain of salt...most times they are off the mark, but still...$15 ! ! !


title: Not receiving the issues I payed for

text: Only received 2 issues


title: Great Publication

text: Love this magazine, but can’t afford the newsstand prices. Think it’s awesome that a couple times a year amazon makes it more affordable.


title: Great service

text: Got it no problems.


title: Stinks.

text: No reason issued me a credit.  And no deal on the magazine. I’m not happy


title: Great deal on a great mag!

text: This is a very empowering magazine for women.


title: Print to small. Not interesting.

text: Print to small. Not interesting. Just looks good on the coffee table.


title: Still Worth It

text: Now in this digital age one of the few magazines worth subscribing to in paper/print. I read it cover to cover on the train, and it would be the same on an I Phone. The writing is still so great, I almost don't need to even watch the game.


title: All around 5 star. Well thought out monthly "to ...

text: All around 5 star. Well thought out monthly "to do list" if you will.. The "tips" correspond with the month. Thank you family handyman!


title: I love this magazine and always have

text: I love this magazine and always have. Great tips from readers and editors alike. It is also a good read which I did not expect


title: Mostly ads to support the magazine seems to be little ...

text: Mostly ads to support the magazine seems to be little insight.. Mainly things you learn on the go save the time which equals money and learn on the fly. The "tips" in this magazine are nothing more than a high school lawn care provider couldn't tell you..


title: Inspire your creativity!

text: Love this magazine! This mag has great ideas for decorating/redecorating, repurposing furniture, painting, coordinating colors & furniture to high priced inspirational rooms with comparable items at a more convenient price. Every page is full of ideas and I'm always eager to make a change to a room, if it's only to move things around. I especially the kitchen ideas because that room is so fluid, I'm always looking for ideas to make things more functional.


title: What is This Magazine Supposed to be About?

text: As most of the reviewers here realize, Rolling Stone magazine is now so thoroughly decayed that it can never be resurrected. Long gone are the days of having writers who knew so much about music that they could publish intelligent articles not only about rock bands such as the Stones and The Who but also jazz musicians such as Sun Ra, Anthony Braxton, and Miles Davis. It used to be a great resource for anyone who really enjoyed serious music and wanted to read about the alternative ideas emanating from the counterculture.<br />The magazine has degraded into soft porn lately with a variety of sleazy covers with Britney Spears, Christina Aguilara, and Avril Lavine (sp?) either undressed, half-dressed, or sporting some schoolgirl costume, but you can tell that is just because they are targeting the adolescent male and "questionable old men" market. Instead of focusing on the music, they have headed for the ditch. Really, it isn't that tragic. There have been greater and more significant losses to culture, to be sure. On a bright side, the magazine makes for darn good TP.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine.


title: Awesome!

text: I have been reading Inc. for the past 3 years. I love it. I am currently in business school and I am taking a lot of entrepreneurship classes. I have been surprised how often the articles have been relevant to cases and discussions in school. I would highly recommend this magazine to anyone interested in entrepreneurship or who is working in or running a small business.


title: Five Stars

text: Great publication! Recommended!


title: Definitely worth a look!

text: Figure Magazine offers good articles for real, plus size women who are searching for advice about style. I find it's well worth the price of each issue or subscription because of the coupons that are included. I immediately used the Fashion Bug coupon. The May/June 2008 issue included coupons and/or discount codes from Catherine's, Fashion Bug, Lane Bryant, ShoeTrader and Vitalicious. I subscribed!


title: This is the best deal out there!  Have ordered from the discount sites before.

text: Best price rate that I can find!  It can shortly after ordered, no waiting 6 weeks plus!  Much better purchase then the discount magazine sites!


title: Well Written and Insightful!

text: As a fairly new entrepreneur myself, Entrepreneur Magazine has excellent articles that i can use for future reference. Inexpensively priced, i highly recommend a subscription to you

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title: Can’t get out of it

text: Grandson loves it.  Grandson loves it but I can’t unsubscribe.  They keep billing me and I keep trying to unsubscribe. Amazon won’t get me out of this.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine!


title: I love this magazine

text: What's to say? I love this magazine, now I can have it delivered every month.


title: 6yr Old loves this mag

text: I ordered this magazine for my 6yr old grand daughter she gets so excited every time she gets a new copy as she gets older i am changing subscription  to the version for older kids this is a great buy


title: This magazine offers a variety of beauty & household tips!

text: This is my favorite magazine because it includes all kinds of practical beauty tips & ideas for the home.


just got my first issue today. Not as impressed as I was years ago. I remember how I loved looking at this magazine years ago (20). Much smaller now and not so many ideas.


title: Superior Foodie Mag

text: Food & Wine may be the best magazine I've ever subscribed to.  All of the content is good:. The reviews, the incredible recipes and amazing photos.  The articles are well-crafted  and even the covers look great on the coffee table.  If you like to eat well and enjoy a glass or a dram, this is a winner.


title: Five Stars

text: son in law loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: daughter loved this for christmas


title: good

text: a gift for my grandson


title: Was once great not anymore...

text: Once upon a time this was a great magazine. That was years ago. Now it is full of ads and recycled articles. They haven't had anything new or worth reading in a long time.


title: I've outgrown Rolling Stone except for the articles.

text: I read RS for the articles. The music reviews no longer apply to me. I'd rather listen to music than read lame reviews about "songs" and "artists" that are neither.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter was very glad to get this!


title: Five Stars

text: Always loved this magazine.  Great price


title: Best articles

text: This magazine I find has the best in practical articles about guns, preparedness and such. It also has good reviews on other related items. It's intended for anyone oriented toward this type of interest and not just for law enforcement.


title: Full of ideas and How to do it things.

text: I love this magazine. Everyone who sees it loves it too and my cousin likes it so much she wanted me to renew her subscription.<br />The ideas are great and the directions are easy to understand. I highly recommend it.


title: Parabola

text: Requested by my Daughter in law and she liked it


title: book

text: Requested by my Son.  He liked it and it was a far price


title: The 1 Star Reviews are from our Trump Brothers and Sisters.

text: The Magazine doesn't cater to hate, abuse, or intolerance, therefore The Right leave negative reviews trying to 'sway' people. It never works out for them. Ever.


title: Informative and relevant for Reiki practitioners

text: Great magazine for Reiki practitioners.  This magazine is for all lineages and schools.  The articles cover every area of Reiki, from training, to personal experiences, to stories of personal practice.  I really enjoy that the ads are all relevant for Reiki.


title: Don't go shopping without Lucky!

text: Lucky Magazine teaches women how to shop better by explaining how to wear different articles of clothing,  shows what to look for (and avoid) in investment pieces, and how to utilize clothing for more than one season. The Yes and Maybe stickers are wonderful!  Lucky provides guidance to help develop a workable wardrobe not just a closet filled with fleeting clothing trends.


title: more ads than articles

text: More ads than information, but still interesting


title: Very Enjoyable.

text: I recently subscribed to a handful of magazines, and I have to tell you, this is the one I have enjoyed the most. So many magazines seemed to be full of worthless and annoying things, but not this one.


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine. Quality production.


title: Excellent magazine and how not to get charged huge fees to renew

text: This is a great magazine.  I am commenting because so many people have problems with automatic renewals.  Amazon is the best place to buy magazines if you follow the system.  The best system is don't wait for an email to non-renew.  You can choose to non-renew as soon as Amazon posts your subscription as active, which is within about 10 days of purchase.  Go back to the top of the page that has details about the magazine.  There is a link included to Magazine Subscription Manager.  This link will have all of your magazine subscriptions.  All of your renewals will be listed as active until you change them.  So change them as soon as it is possible and then you never have to worry about it again.


title: For my grand kids

text: They use these books to assist in thier first and kindergarten homeschooling science courses.


title: Time will tell...Too many advertisements that fill the magazine.

text: First time.. There are too many advertisements and not enough pictures and content... so far..


title: A great read!

text: Very enjoyable magazine!!!


title: Two Stars

text: Way too many ads for stuff I really don't care for.  Not enough articles or western US interest material


title: Kid likes it

text: We have only received 3 magazines so far.  2 at once; so that was weird.  The magazine itself is something my 7yr old really enjoys. So, as long as we receive all the issues in the timeframe stated, I recommend it.

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title: Just right.

text: I am not very experienced in yoga, so for me the magazine is perfect.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Excellent useful magazine

text: Still an incredible magazine. Tons of useful tips, good equipment info, and interesting articles. Thankful this is still around!


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes and articles about cooking


title: Great gift

text: Son in law loves it!


title: Very good magazine

text: Great gift


title: Excellent

text: Makes a nice gift


title: Love You Martha!

text: Great magazine


title: GOOD

text: FUN


title: Four Stars

text: took a while for first delivery but happy to have this subsciption


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine. A lot of pictures.


title: Great articles

text: Interested in doing what you want to do with your life and health!


title: Great knitting magazine for all levels

text: I love this magazine!  It has a variety of skill levels and always several patterns that I want to try.


title: love this magazine

text: granted, i'm addicted to interior design and decor - a wannabe designer maybe, lol.  that said, this continues to be one of my 2 favorite design magazines.  if interior decor and design beckon you, go to elle decor.  run, don't walk!


title: First is a great magazine

text: First never disappoints. I love the various topics. I've been disappointed with the quality of material used to produce the magazines and how they have dwindled down in size and content, but not First. Keep it up.


title: a magazine for a cook to enjoy.

text: Christopher Kimball continues to produce a great magazine.  I like the recipes and reviews.


title: Love it

text: Even though i dont live in the south anymore, i still love the elegant life style, front porches and and gardening od the south.


title: Perfect Gift

text: This is the best gift that I could give my oh so sports minded nephew each and every year on his birthday!  Thank you!


title: My 7 year old grandson loves this!

text: I’m glad I didn’t listen to the negative reviews. My grandson loves getting these. He loves wild animals. Says he wants to be a wild animal vet. He devours anything about nature. These are great!


title: NEW YORK MAGAZINE

text: Ordered this Magazine during 2008 Election year to provide additional political views. It was on Amazon.com sale price. It also gives varied articles on New York Restaurants and fashion for those that might be interested in those things. I mainly read the political articles.


title: Magazine

text: Good


title: Price

text: I enjoy reading the Economist. However the Amazon price for a 1 year subscription  is too high. A subscription to the Economist is available as low as $77 elsewhere.


Came in earlier than expected and the magazine is better than I remember growing up. Good articles, relevant information and the features are great. Recommended for any sportsmen and women.


title: Our 8-YO grandson loves this!

text: Our 8-YO grandson really enjoys this magazine.  I just renewed it for another year.  Well worth the subscription price!


title: Our grandson love this mag!

text: Our 11-YO grandson really enjoys this magazine.  It's very well done and worth the subscription price.


title: Really enjoy reading

text: I just got my first issue and this magazine is awesome!  What a great find :)


title: Good magazine, over priced and took way too long to receive

text: I was under the impression I paid for a subscription and it turned out it was one magazine! I looked up a subscription  on another avenue and for a full subscription it was practically the same amount of money. So I thought it was extremely overpriced and took several months to get delivered!


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this magazine.  My husband and I both read it.


title: Happy wife, happy life!

text: My wife loves this magazine and the ideas / designs they include. Unfortunately, it is probably going to lead to spending a lot of money one day as she now wants a beach house. Guys, your wives will love this magazine. But, beware, you may end up with a beach house on the gulf as a result one day!


title: Good but not great

text:
If you are a trader, probably not the best mag for you.  If you are looking for an international perspective, try the Economist (if you have 5 hours a week to read it).

I am looking for a US focused financial publication that I can read in 5-6 settings of 20-30 minutes each.  This serves this purpose quite well.


title: Total garbage, stay away

text: Save your money, this is a far cry from what you think the magazine is. Mostly ads and not much content.


title: Blade magazine

text: This is a great magazing and I have been a suscriber for years. Very happy with my purchase and enjoy the articles.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE AND KEEP SUBSCRIBING TO IT.


title: Favorite magazine

text: Luv Food Network magazine,only thing is doesn't come same time every month, and I feel like I MISSED some issues


title: Interior decorating

text: A lot of advertisements. Not for me.


title: Coin World or Numismatic News?

text: Coin World or Numismatic News? I've been getting both for the past year and Coin World is clearly better. The news coverage is deeper, the letters to the editor are more insightful and it has more advertising. If you can afford both, get both, but if you have to choose, buy Coin World.


title: Dead stone.

text: Kidney stone


title: Great magazine

text: Wonderful magazine filled with great ideas. Love the photos and the articles.


title: Fantastic magazine for PC enthusiasts

text: Doesn't spend time explaining all of their terminology and articles are actually related to PCs (unlike other "PC" magazines in which "PC" appears to stand for Politically Correct)! Reviews are hard-hitting and, from what I could perceive, very fair. The magazine also manages to stay away from politics, instead of others I've read in which they're constantly going on about philosophy. There is a column on "Game Theory" I'm not to fond of, but I've read and enjoyed almost every article in the magazine. I'm very excited when it arrives in the mail.


Great way to improve my pathetic french skills, while showing support for freedom of the press. #jesuischarlie

What I've seen, it is a pretty solid satirical weekly, and I look forward to reading it more often!


title: My Favorite magazine

text: I love magazines. I have lots of subscriptions to magazines on very differing subjects. This magazine is my all time favorite. Articles are short and to the point. Reviews of products relate to me and my life style. I am actually not renewing several other magazines. This one gives me what I need and want in one place.


title: Long time subscriber.

text:
Have been a subscriber for over 15 years on and off and this was at one time a favorite read.
The once liberal overtones have gotten to the point where they are now blatantly overt.
Will let the subscription lapse and NOT subscribe again.
Smithsonian has become a liberal rag, literally.
Extremely disappointed.

Save your money and subscribed elsewhere.


title: serviceable

text: fills a want.


title: Blah blah blah blah blah

text: Blah blah blah blah blah


title: good Magazine

text: Well researched


title: Ideas

text: Interesting stuff


title: Beautiful Pictures and easy to read script

text: It is a very educational magazine; yet has incredible pictures and illustrations.  My grandson is captivated .and we are both enjoying it.


title: This is a fantastic magazine

text: This is, in my opinion, one of the best magazines you can get. The writing is superb, the topics are interesting and informative. I have received a years worth of issues now (6) and each one had several articles of interest. I read them all cover to cover. The only complaint I have is not with the magazine but with the renewal system for Amazon. Nowhere does it tell you what the price is for the renewal. By the way, after seeing how good it was, I bought two other subscriptions and both groups have given me the same feedback - a fantastic magazine, well written that brings interesting history to us all.


title: Three Stars

text: Not enough articles


title: Five Stars

text: Fun magazine for those into dogs


title: Five Stars

text: A great magazine for southerners or anyone that enjoys learning about southern culture.


title: Great magazine if you love log cabins

text: My husband loves anything about Log Cabins including this magazine.


title: Reveiw

text: Found it a interesting read


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal, great magazine for kids


title: Really?

text: You really want me to review the fact that I renewed my magazine subscription?  Okay - I renewed it and it arrived.<br />Ridiculous!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Great for Teens

text: My daughter loves her subscription.


title: Love Reader's Digest

text: Love Reader's Digest.  I prefer reading the book form rather than on an iPad.  Ordering through Amazon makes the price very reasonable.


title: LHJ is no longer mail subscription

text: I like LHJ but they no longer do mail subscriptions.  They replaced the mail subscription with Better Homes and Garden, a magazine I am not interested in.  I didn't appreciate that.


title: Lots of problems for me

text: I was not able to read it online as i had hoped.  it does not encompass vegan cookery,  lets have some vegan specific dishes in each one.  people can always add meat & cheese if they must...  ,(


title: Disappointingly full of ads and advertorials

text: I had high hopes because I love Bazaar UK. But the US version is full of ads that are designed to look like articles. Or maybe they're articles sponsored by beauty companies, what's the difference? I feel dumber after reading the magazine. Each issue talks about ANTI-AGING, as if that's the most important thing we should be worried about. Lots of airspace given to dermatologists talking about lasers and acids and peels, things I have no interest in learning about. Even the fashion photography is no longer adventurous or different from other mags. Cancelled my subscription.


title: I gifted a subscription to my granddaughter last year & ...

text: I gifted a subscription to my granddaughter last year & she loves it. She likes to cook light & her family likes it too


title: Five Stars

text: We enjoy this perspective on current culture.


title: Very natural

text: Not what I thought it was. I thought it was going to be bold and colorfully decorated living spaces of different styles, but nope. It's more for suburbanites. Clean lines, perfectly decorated by decorators, no color, no self expression, no glam and of 12 subscriptions, I received 5.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag!!!


title: Way too many add's..

text: Way too  many  add's ..


title: Great Magazine

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE SO MANY DIFFERENT  IDEAS.


title: Great value

text: Awesome magazine! Worth the price!


title: Great magazine with tons of ideas

text: Great magazine with tons of ideas.  Now, if I can make my husband create them.  Some are easy enough for me.


title: Good reading

text: Articles are somewhat interesting.  Too many added advertisements.


title: Handy reference for healthy meal planning

text: I love the offer.  Prompted me to buy the magazine subscription.  The recipes are easy to understand and not a lot of crazy Ingredients.  The layout is great!  Thank you!


title: Excellent resource for teachers

text: I have been reading this magazine for a year now and have reaped so many good ideas that I can't count them. I watch diligently for Instructor Magazine to hit my mailbox. It's the best!


title: BBC History - A Welcome Arrival in the Mailbox!!

text: Love it!  Was able to get a decent price through Amazon and I am devouring each and every issue!  It is a wonderful surprise when it arrives in my mailbox along with the bills and other mail.  I look forward to receiving it each month and share with friends.


title: One Star

text: This used to be better


title: No longer a fashion magazine-I want fashion, beauty, health-

text: I used to like this magazine but now it has more articles on other topics than fashion.  I read all of the political magazines and news magazines and therefore enjoy reading, viewing fashion in a fashion magazine.  Cancel my subscription.

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title: She is a Very Interesting Person and her Family!!!

text: I don't get the FOOD CHANNEL anymore and enjoy reading the articles!!!!


title: Got 4 editions and then they stopped coming

text: I love this magazine! Unfortunately I got 4 of them then nothing!


title: This is the one magazine i look forward to. ...

text: This is the one magazine i look forward to. There is at least one article in every issue that saves me money and increases my knowledge base.


title: A great magazine at an unbelievably good price

text:
I purchased the 1-year subscription for this great magazine, paying roughly $1.09 per issue.

Smithsonian is one of the best magazines on the market today, with a very eclectic set of topics, exposing the readers to topics they may not normally read about. For example, one of the issues had an article about salt. It was extremely interesting, delving into not only the history of salt, but how it effected economies, the outcomes of wars, right down to the taste of salt and it's many accented variations.

There is not much I can write that has not already been written, but at ~$13 per year (1 issue per month), it is more than a fair price (if anything, some might think it's too cheap), and it should definitely be given a shot. You can find copies at most major book stores and big grocery stores that have a book/magazine section, so take a look through it if you get a chance. If you're feeling really brave, just order the 12-month subscription through Amazon. At such a cheap price, it'd cost less than buying specialty coffee at Starbucks for a week, will give you something to read while enjoying said coffee, and leave you with lasting knowledge that might help you in a pinch if you ever find yourself on Jeopardy ;-)

All that being said, this is a truly wonderful publication for the eclectic minded person that just loves knowledge.


title: Great magazine if you’re into guitars

text: Like the magazine.. thought I had cancelled the subscription through amazon cause the magazine itself gave me a better subscription deal..oh well.. I’m now subscribed for 6 years if I live that long! Great magazine though


title: For rich people

text: ok magazine if you want to spend $10,000 AND UP ON A MUSIC SYSTEM.


title: Love the Stories and the insight

text: Wired has been a favorite of mine for a few years. They seem to have stuff no one else is covering or, they do and do it more in-depth.


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: ordered this for my 8 yr old granddaughter and she loves it.


title: Great Magazine Great Articles

text: Once I receive the magazine I read it cover to cover. We also buy this for our son-in-law. He likes receiving it. We talk about some of the articles that each of thinks the other may have found interesting. We get in combination with Good Sam's Highway Man.


title: Not much to read like there used to be

text: Cheap price worked out well. Time just gets thinner and thinner every year. Not much to read like there used to be.


title: Great Magazine

text: Was a little skeptical but am thoroughly impressed now, thanks for the great deals Amazon!


title: GOOD? Fantastic--give it a try, you'll be hooked!

text: This is one of the most original and engaging magazines I've come across. I read a copy at my physical therapist's office and couldn't put it down. She told me everyone who reads it wants to take it home, patients and therapists alike.<br />I really enjoy it but I wish the subscription price wasn't so steep, because that might discourage people from investigating a truly worthwhile publication. I will keep buying it, and will strongly consider a subscription (when I've saved up enough!). Readers, do yourselves a big favor and check it out. You won't read anything like it. Beautifully designed, it's friendly, easily accessible, unstuffy, and will appeal to the discerning reader ready to be challenged on many levels. Without being precious and assuming the reader is "in" on some kind of inside joke, it crosses all boundaries, from worldwide ecological consciousness, art, architecture, music, politics, humor, and human rights issues. Each issue is dedicated to a single topic, something I truly love in a magazine. Immediately appealing--buy it, try it, and you'll see what I'm raving about!


title: Better than Elle and Baazar

text: For being a fashion magazine, this one actually has articles worth reading. I purchased all 3 magazines when they were $5 each and this is the only one I did not cancel. There are several magazines I like better than this one, but this one is okay. I can actually stand to look at it.


title: ADULT PICTURE BOOK

text: For anyone who has read my review on Elle, I feel the same way about this magazine. Few articles, full of ads. If you enjoy looking at fashion photography and fashion ads, then this is a good magazine for you. (Although, I feel like this is a weaker version of Elle.) For the rest of us, skip it and purchase a better magazine. I canceled my subscription.


title: FULL OF ADS

text:
To begin with, I am not much into fashion, so take that into consideration while reading my review. I grew up in the mid-west, where for most people considering we are surrounded by corn fields and our communities are filled with farmers, comfort is more important than fashion. You are more likely to see farm and home stores than fashion stores. Anyway, this was only $5 so I took a chance on ordering it along with several other magazines (which I have a surplus of and am currently behind on reading lol) and this is one of the only ones that even though it is only $5, I had to cancel even if they didn't refund me. I just did not want this coming to my house every month. It is a thick magazine which is good and bad, but one issue was like an encyclopedia. When I started flipping through the pages, MOST of it was ads for products and designers. Just women posing in silly clothes and makeup. The articles, to me, were boring, bland, and not relevant to my life or interests. I read one article where a woman struggled with her appearance because she was Jewish and had a big nose and whatever and it made me kinda sad that she couldn't accept herself for such a long time. Everyone is beautiful in different ways and magazines like ELLE present a culture of one kind of beauty which really isn't beautiful. It's fake and kind of scary. So I just did not want this magazine in my house. I am sticking with more down to earth magazines. I enjoy a range of health magazines, home and family magazines, and girly magazines that aren't quite so fashion centered. Again, this is my opinion so please don't criticize me. I understand location has a lot to do with how you view fashion and body image but I am perfectly happy with me!

Update: I'm glad some people are finding my review helpful! I also forgot to mention that my mom (a woman in her 50's) exchanges magazines with me and this magazine has very small print which made the magazine hard for her to read. And I flipped through the last issue I received and most of the articles (at the end of the magazine since the first half of it is full of ads) were about feminism. I am not a feminist and that's as far as I'll go on that subject. You can formulate your own opinion of the articles. Just pointing it out to potential subscribers since I had no idea what to expect from this magazine. Another article in this magazine was defending photo shop and feeding false body images to women as artwork like it is no big deal! I was shocked because it contributes to eating disorders and low self esteem in many women, especially young women. A better name for this magazine would be SUPERFICIAL.


title: Short Comics

text: My fiance likes these comics, but they are so short that he is finished reading it in 5 minutes and has to wait a month for the next one. The price is pretty high for these short comics.


title: GOT IT AS A GIFT

text: I got this for my grandma as a gift and she likes it so 5 stars!


title: NOT FOR ME

text:
I thought I might like this magazine better than cosmo because it wouldn't have so much about sex in it, but this magazine is starting to contain more sexual content. I've never been much for fashion and make-up either. I just don't like girly magazines!

Update: My subscription expired 1/1/11 according to Amazon, yet I am still receiving the magazine. I am not on auto-renewal (Amazon specifically says 1-year and that it is expired as of 1/1/11) and I never sent in any of the renewal forms the magazine sent me, so as of now I am getting free magazines. They better not stick me with a bill later!


title: Great doctor, great magazine

text: I really enjoy reading this magazine. I appreciate the fact that Dr. Oz tries to help us all out the "natural " way. He does a good job explaining things and I feel he is an asset to all of his followers.


title: Great way to get my non reader son to read!

text: Got this for my 13 yr old son who loves sports but hates to read.  He told me he really likes them.  Mom for the win!!!!


title: LOVE IT!

text: I look forward to this magazine every week to keep me up to date on all the entertainment. Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Best price ever.


title: Four Stars

text: Mouth watering recipes and photos.


title: Takes me back in Time

text: Growing up I loved readers digest. Not as many pages as they used to be but still great stories and jokes just like the good old times. Was told I would receive first copy in February and 2 issues came beginning January.


title: I was led to beleive that this magazine had a ...

text: I was led to beleive that this magazine had a number of coupons in each issue, enough to offset the cost of subscription. Not even close. Still, it has recipes and informative articles, but, if you're in search of coupons, look elsewhere.


title: A Singular Publication

text: Harpers is a publication all its own. With deep analysis and a bravado willing to stray from the pack, they are able to make me consider new perspectives and bolster ones I hold in which I feel all alone. Truly the single best current affairs publication.


title: Great  gift to give your grandchild!

text: My four year old granddaughter loves getting her magazine each month.


title: best mag

text: This is the best magazine I've ever been subscribed too. Great articles about everything I'm interested in, from programming to crazy inventions to new science.


title: cooking with phyllis

text: I enjoy cooking with the book , I would recommend it to my daughter in law who love to cook also .the pictures are clear and the and the instructions are easy to follow.


title: Nothing but pages filled with roses and hydrangea flowers each issue.

text: Are there no editors for those roses and hydrangeas that plague page after page-dishes, teapots, table cloths, towels, wallpaper ad nauseam! Worthless same magazine each issue. No history, antiques, or articles, just some narcissist choosing to gag us with hundreds of flowers in red, white, or purple. No creativity, don’t waste your money or time. I’ve written to them with my complaint to no avail. What is their purpose?!


title: Great gift for a sports-minded kid.

text: This was a gift subscription for an 8-yr old who hates to read.  But he's into sports and does read the articles here.  His grandma is looking into other magazines which he would be interested in.


title: Prevention magazine is MUCH better!

text: Watch the show ~~ but this works if you are unable to catch the show due to working, etc. Prevention magazine is MUCH better than Dr. Oz magazine.


title: Not like the old r.s. mag.

text: No longer has as many featured performers. About a third of the size of the previous issues of old. Very disappointed. Wish I could find a way to cancel subscription. Maybe I can investigate options.Bought another subscription for my daughter. She was disappointed as well. Gave 2 stars just because the photos included in the mag were pretty good.


title: Out of touch, out of reach for most

text: As an interior designer, I've come to the conclusion that absolutely anything is "design"! What I don't care for in AD is that what is highlighted is out of the monetary reach of all but the uber-wealthy. AD is not in touch with reality anymore.


title: Can't access digital subscription on a Mac computer

text: I purchased a digital AND print subscription but I can't access the digital subscription. Customer service has been no help at all. It's possible that the digital subscription is only available through Kindle but they should tell you that. I downloaded Kindle on my iPad but I still can't access the magazine. Only the book.


Can't really say anything about the subscription since I have yet to receive it, but I like Health magazine from what I've seen in the past.


I love HGTV magazine and wish was a monthly subscription. I will say I received my magazine a few weeks after hit newstands but this was my first of the subscription.


title: Just a reminder to check out Remind Magazine...

text: I picked up a single copy one day and was hooked. I loved it! It's fun looking back at the shows that I watched as a kid and the fads from days gone by. As an added bonus, there are puzzles and trivia in the back part of the magazine; with the theme of the puzzles reflecting the theme of that issue. My Mom loves the magazine and doing the word searches and find the difference. I'm on my second year of subscription and ready to renew for a third year. Just a reminder to check out Remind magazine...


title: A wonderful magazine

text: I love this magazine.  We have switched our diet to all foods as grown and organic.  This has so many good recipes relating to the way we eat now.  I would recommend this magazine subscription to anyone who wants to change their diet to include healthy, home grown organic veggies, gruits, grains and meat.


title: Uplifting stories

text: Enjoying the positive and uplifting stories.


title: Informative and relaxing to Read.

text: Definitely recommend this magazine out of all of them.


title: GREAT MAZAZINE FOR ELECTRONICS!

text: We are in the manufacturing business and have been able to find fixes in the many articles in the magazine.  It is pricey, but worth it.


title: NEVER RECEIVED ANY.

text: ALWAYS GET OFFERED MAGS, BUT NEVER RECEIVE ANY. I READ THESE MAGAZINES WHEN I'M IN THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE, BUT SOON AS I GET INTERESTED IN AN ARTICLE, HE CALLS ME IN.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine...


title: Too Many Ads

text: All ads. Hardly any articles.


title: mostly ads

text: Mostly just a bunch of ads.  Not much real content, in my opinion.


title: Handyman is so great

text: I've been getting Handyman for several years now...and I'm the wife of the household!  I find the writing is very clear, there are always topics and projects of interest to me and it's well laid out with good diagrams and helpful suggestions.  I even have a Handyman clipping binder to save the articles and suggestions I want to refer to in the future.  I plan to be a loyal reader for years to come.


title: Greatest auto magazine for the youngest generation of motor heads.

text: I will continue my subscription for a long time. No racy or inappropriate advertisements. Great for 9+ year olds. Great photoshoots, and informative text highlighting models and brands, and newest technologies.


title: Great for knitting projects

text: Have not yet received subscription, but have seen this magazine and it was recommened to me by knitting club members.  Great projects and photos.


title: Woodwork

text: Just what I wanted


title: Five Stars

text: Love this Magazine, as I am addicted to the show.


title: I love this journal - surprised at the bad reviews

text: In the past I had Sunset, Better Homes and Gardens; I'm done with them.  I enjoy the positive inspirational stories in this journal. The ideas for cooking, and entertaining for family or  friends. There are planting ideas, cooking, entrainment, and thought provoking stories.  And I know it's not a huge deal but I like the quality of the journal itself. I like the layout, photography and feel of the quality paper. The days of magazines are mostly past, but this journal I enjoy and look forward to getting.


title: and it looks like it is going to be a great Spring Fling ...

text: The bag is smaller than it looks, but big enough for a change of clothes.  The magazine will be here at the end of the month, but I took a sneak peak at the grocery store, and it looks like it is going to be a great Spring Fling to get motivated to get back in shape.


title: BEWARE before you try a subscription!!!

text:
I signed up for a trial subscription via a school promtion and did not renew after the subscription ended. After receiving countless renewal notices in the mail they then began CALLING me to encourage renewal. I don't know if you'll have the same problem if you subscribe through Amazon.

Just 2 weeks ago I asked them to remove me from their calling list and they agreed to do so...well I just received yet another phone call today....

Just hours after posting this review I received 2 MORE PHONE CALLS!

9/24 - Received another call to renew.


title: Five Stars

text: Always an exciting day in our household when our magazine arrives.


title: Three Stars

text: We like advice from guys on how to be, well, cool~!


title: Boomers are probably the leading readers of the Mag. ...

text: Boomers are probably the leading readers of the Mag. We want info. pertaining to us. Also, reprint old jokes, we won't remember them~! lol


title: It's Not For Everyone

text:
Those arriving at this Amazon page doubtless have some interest in books. In reading the reviews I note some disappointment with the contents of the London Review. Maybe if I provide a brief summary of one issue you can decide  whether or not this is the book mazazine for you.

About fifty percent of the contributors to a current issue are PhD academics.
Here is a sampling of the articles in this issue:
1. Writers, Readers, and Reputations: Literary Life in Britain 1870 to 1918.
2. A University of Chicago philosophy professor explores philosopher Alisdair McIntyre's conceps of truth and ethics as found in the recently released 2 volumes of McIntyres essays.
3. A review of Kostal's book "A Jurisprudence of Power:Victorian Empire and the Rule of Law".

You like fiction? In this issue you'll find reviews of the books of novelists Edward St. Aubyn, and M.J. Hyland. There is also an article about the German author Gunter Grass who reveals in a book that he was a member of the Waffen SS during WWII. Unfamiliar authors? For me too (except for Gunter Grass). Next month though they will be reviewing American author Richard Ford's new novel. Now him I know.

Rather than write a review of glowing praise or bleak condemnation I thought it best to simply tell you what's in it, and let you make up your own mind if this is the kind of book magazine you would like to read. Like the New York Review of Books you'll find a variety of articles that aren't about a book at all, and some books that are reviewed merely serve as a Hitchockian mcguffin for the reviewer to expand at length his opinions about the subject of the book.

I suppose a hierarchy of book magazines in terms of sophistication might be Bookmarks for the everyday fiction reader (It's a good magazine, in my opinion), and then, a step above, the New York Times Review, on up to the New York Review of Books, and then at the top the London Review of Books. Mind you I am not categorizing these mags in terms of the quality of writing. They all are good. It's just that if you want to be able to enjoy all of the London Review's article it might help if you were a polymath.

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title: would be great if I received the magazine that I paid for.

text: have yet to receive one magazine even though I contacted Amazon and they were quick to reply will never order this again.  Don't know what else I can do.  The other magazines I ordered are great and get them on a regular basis.  If someone could help me with this I would appreciate it.


title: Great Tech Writer

text:
i've subscribed to Rider for many years.  I'm esp. pleased that Andy MacDonald is back as Tech. Writer!  His depth & breadth of knowledge about most rides is very impressive & helpful - and - he's an excellent writer - great combo!
Generally speaking, i would like to see more material on British 650's & 750's, 1966 - 1970.  Rider & Motorcycle Classics are my fave bike mags.
Phil M.,  Oro Valley, AZ


title: Best travel mag!!

text: I love the pics and the article!!! It's all in all a wonderfully informative magazine that'll satisfy the curiosity of us wanderers.


title: Not bad, don't expect a novel each month, but articles are alright

text:
I wanted a magazine to read once in a while with nice photos and potentially some helpful articles. The first issue I got was pretty good, the photos are nice and the content is average. It was around 40 pages, and maybe 10-15 had ads.
For like 60 cents a copy, I can't see how you could be disappointed, unless you paid cover price.
I don't know how magazine companies don't lose money on everything, postage plus all the extra mail and paper they send you to renew/added offers/whatever junk inside probably costs more than I am paying...
My first copy came with a sweepstakes to enter which was cool.


title: Did not receive 12 issues.

text: I only received 6 issues not 12 and now you want me to get another subscription.


title: Used to be good, now just flash in the pan

text: Used to be good, but now just flashy fluff.  Little real content to interest or help anyone serious about starting their own business.


title: Supporters of pseudoscience.

text: The worst. No credibility whatsoever. Published fad before fact, and has no respect for the readers intelligence. WILL NEVER PURCHASE.


title: Great home/style/life magazine

text: Great home/style/life magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great !!!


title: A Must for Old Houses

text: Great DIY projects on a budget, and I love the photos! For more photos of old houses, their website[...] features most of their home tours.


title: Excellent magazine series

text: A must have subscription for the do-it-yourselfer of the family. Makes a great gift. Lots of nifty ideas


title: Beautiful pictures and great recipes

text: Love getting this in my mailbox. Great recipes


title: I was pleasantly surprised by this magazine. It has ...

text: I was pleasantly surprised by this magazine. It has enough variety to make it worth the roughly $1.50 I paid per issue. Plus it isn't obsessed with scantily clad women so the missus didn't raise a fuss.


title: Love This

text: My now eight-year-old granddaughter loves this magazine and asked for it again this year as she turns nine.


title: High quality photos, very interesting and informative.

text: Good photos and great coverage of the featured styles. Back to old time magazine’s with thick paper and descriptive commentary.0


title: Great for kids 5+.

text: My grandson loves it.


title: What decades of progress shot in the head looks like.

text:
Subscriber since 1977, read the first "non-nude" issue & cancelled.  Lack of skin wasn't the deal, airbrushed past perfection isn't my thing.  Reading what women doing their best to control a twenty-something man write (a sort of Cosmo in a Men's guise) won't entertain anyone with common sense (M or F).  It will appeal to the consciously mindless, politically correct millennial.

So Playboy has hit their new target market dead center, and I for one hope they choke on it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Muy interesante revista

text: Compro hace mucho esta revista por sus  valiosos artículos.


title: one of my fav mags!

text: I loved this publication from childhood. Always an interesting and learning read!! I save them and then pass them on.


title: Join good writing and Reading

text: There are many reasons to love this great magazine and a few reasons not to. One of the reasons not to is there many ads, but if you want to read what great writers write you have to make reading The New Yorker on your top 10 list.


title: No More Marathons

text: Scolastic Coach provides excelent articles from a coaches perspective and helps you train yourself like your coach would train you. Unfortunately, the Runner's World magazine has far too many marathon articles and fillers.


title: Love it.

text: As Expected. Love it.


title: Great recipes!  Great pictures.

text: I've subscribed to Bon Appetit for years now and I still love it.  I collect favorite recipes from each magazine and keep them in a binder for future reference.  I'm consistently pleased with the results of the recipes.  The RSVP section, with requested recipes from restaurants, is great.


title: Five Stars

text: Love!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the large print. Always good articles


title: Best magazine ever

text: I love this magazine. I will keep all of the issues forever. So many of the artists I love are featured. Only problem is I lust for so many new dolls.


title: Not for me

text: Not what I was hoping for at all.


title: Skip this

text: Too thin. Too many adverts. Didn't learn much. Wasn't really interesting. Just read Suzuki.


title: A new magazine "staple" for me.

text: This magazine is new to me but I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Great ideas and instructions - something for everyone. It has helped me develop some new skills and save some cash by doing it myself. I'm very happy I took a chance on Family Handyman.


title: not what it used to be

text: I stopped the subscription. As I stated the magazine is not what it used to be. I did not receive the last several ones that I paid for. Then USPS has its difficulties.


title: my favorite 'women's' magazine

text: I wish the diet articles would feature 'how I lost 10-20-lbs. ' occasionally as opposed to 100 lbs. (I would be dead if I lost that amount but, healthier if I lost 10) Of course one has to make sure of recipes that go with the diet dujour or regular ones. I love most of the content and look forward to it being in my mailbox. I enjoy the puzzles and last page content also.


title: Always loved GH

text: & still do. I find it helpful in finding doable products and they review affordable items. I like to check out the recipes for some variety to shake up our menus or perfect old ones.


title: Five Stars

text: I like the most of this magazine because I could order them on Amazon.


title: I really love it, Thank You

text: Thank you so much for sending me Metal Hammer Magazine. I really love it, Thank You.


title: Great deal - really enjoyed each magazine!

text: Got on super special pricing. Really enjoyed it for 12 months.  Wish the recipes had nutritional info on same page.


title: Love it!

text: Great deal I couldn't pass up!  Will have hard time tossing these when I've finished reading.....1-2x at least!


title: Best Magazine on the Market

text: Best Magazine on the Market. Highly Recognized Writers with Valuable Insight to Various topics from Politics to Movie Reviews.<br />Highly Recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice Articles Regarding Technology Available. Provides Some Clarity About New Products.


title: Not Just for Women--My Favorite Health Magazine!

text:
It's funny, but my husband subscribes to this magazine, and I subscribe to WOMENS HEALTH, but it's this one I prefer.  I've finally nailed it down to it being just a little "sexier." As in, the celebrity profiles and the short pieces on sometimes pretty random things.

For instance, recently there was an article on Adrian Brody and all the weight he had to drop (plus learn to play piano!) in a very short period of time.  He described locking himself in an apartment, all alone, because he knew he couldn't achieve new goals by living his life the way he had always done.  That really resonated with me since I, too, am trying to achieve things I never have before.  It's an inspiring, helpful magazine, and I think many women would benefit from reading it just as I do!

Plus, this month there's Josh Holloway, and who's going to say no to that? :)

Deidre


title: Five Stars

text: my go to source for intellectual stimulation!


title: For the DIYer

text: Good resource guide and information on details necessary to make simple or complex changes in your home.<br />Nice layout articles


title: Must-have mag

text: Informational articles and LOTS of different areas to learn about thanks to the format. Something for both families and adventurous travelers!


title: Good for beginners and intermediate knitters

text: This is a good knitting magazine for beginner as well as intermediate knitters.  A nice selection of patterns and tutorials is provided.


title: Haven't seen it yet!

text: I hope this magazine will arrive as promised to my great-grandson's address. Never really got a confirmation.


title: Great for kids

text: So much fun to see grandsons waiting for these magazines. They love getting them.


title: Dell is my favorite puzzle brand

text: Dell is my favorite puzzle brand.  Ordering from Amazon is better than communicating directly with Dell, since they were nonresponsive.


title: Good all-around coverage in many areas

text: Even if you're not interested in fashion this covers many other areas in depth


title: Can't wait for each issue to arrive

text: I love to cook and love to collect recipes. I feel like its Christmas each time the new issue arrives. Its full of helpful hints, skill building, health information, and delicious recipes. My only complaint is that there are such few healthy low calorie recipes. Love the section on recommended restaurants to visit when traveling.


title: Lots of interesting info

text: The only problem I have is not enough time to sit and read it cover to cover. I have to pick and choose the most important articles to me. I've learned a lot.


title: Look forward to every month

text: I love this magazine because it covers from beginner to expert. It gives me a new routine to practice every month and helps me correct my mistakes on basic poses. The expert poses, we're saving for the future.


title: Never came with a DVD

text: After subscribing to this, I never actually got a Xbox DVD with my magazines. I have no idea or not if they even still do this, but that was my whole reasoning behind purchasing it to begin with.


title: Untrustworthy source of health information

text:
"The no-gimmicks, no-hype health and fitness magazine."

That is their motto. Yet, they promoted Food Babe, who is the biggest charlatan in the health industry, on their cover, and when they were criticized for their choice, not only didn't respond, but then posted a ridiculous statement accusing the "Big Food Industry" of coordinating an attack on their page and that all the negative criticisms were industry shills and not real people.

Why would you want to read a magazine with no integrity? It's already hard enough to know who to trust because you can read 1000 different views on nutrition, fitness, and health in general, all seemingly contradictory. The hard part is not finding information, it's knowing WHICH information is truthful, and which is bogus.

A magazine that supports one of the biggest proponents of misinformation, and then demonstrates a complete lack of ethics by writing off all negative criticisms of such a choice as "industry shills", and then ignoring the huge backlash from that COMPLETELY and only posting a notice that they will delete "inappropriate comments"... well, that's not the type of company I want to trust to give me truthful, honest information.

EL magazine has failed at their mission and has become one of many crummy magazines that regurgitate the same, false misinformation that has caused people to have no idea how to take care of themselves.  I am deeply disappointed in them and will never again subscribe to anything this company puts out.


title: Body + Soul was better

text: I absolutely loved this magazine back when it was Body + Soul.  It was still owned by Martha Stewart back then, as it is now, but it had a much different feel than it does now.  I am not sure how to put it into words, but it just feels cheesy, less authentic, and very consumeristic.  I let my subscription run out, but miss what it used to be so I have decided to renew and give it another chance.  I guess it's worth the $10 (the price on the whole living web site) even if I only enjoy one or two articles a month...


title: A bit disappointing

text: I have subscribed to Cooks Illsutrated for years but found that when Christopher Kimball left the whole magazine seemed to be going downhill so I was excited to receive my first issue of Milk Street. I found the recipes didn't really "sing" but I will see what the second issue brings. The magazine reminds me more of the old Gourmet magazine which was more about travel than food when you came down to it.


title: One Star

text: Poor information wrong numbers etc<br />Ex McDonalds pricing now is less than ten years ago I think not


title: Still waiting

text: Still waiting for the first issue


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps me sane and informed!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!!!


title: Warning! Warning! Will Robinson

text:
Warning!!! PCWorld, without warning, has gone to a digital format. No more printed edition! Unless you are permanently nconnected to your smartphone or Kindle, you are now forced to sit in front of a monitor to read a magazine.

Note: In the past, this has been the death cry of other magazines. If you go with the digital version, I would not go for more than 1 year. There are no refunds.


title: Get reading

text: Always enjoyed reading NYRoB since a student.  Great way to keep informed through well written reviews of the best books being published.


title: Once a Frequent Read

text: I always enjoyed reading magazines, books, newspapers, and the backs of whatever else I could get my hands on.  Lately, I’ve been researching & implementing home repairs and improvements.  So, I haven’t been reading my old-time favorites as much.  Still, I appreciate them for what they’ve added to my educational repertoire.  Thanks to the publishers and other contributors for their quality and factual output.


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoy Good Housekeeping.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Better Homes and Garden!  Pictures are always beautiful!


title: Great Magazine for People Interested in History

text: We look forward to receiving every issue.  We had previously subscribed to Colonial Homes until it passed away.  This is the nearest replacement we have found.  Very good articles if you are interested in the 18th and 19th centuries in America.


I enjoy reading Trailer Life for several reasons.  Personal stories of neat places to visit, recommendations on helpful products, overview of different campers and features, and helpful tips from campers.  We keep past issues for reference.


title: love these.

text: My kids, age 8 and 11, love these.


title: Good reading

text: Good reading


title: Five Stars

text: Always great reading and of course, recipes!!


title: Five Stars

text: so nice.


title: Burda is Burda

text:
What more is there to say? If you are buying this, you probably already love and trust this magazine. Not every issue is excellent, but all of them have a variety of styles and difficulties, so there is something for everyone. If I could make everything I have marked in my mom's Burda magazines over the last 2 years, I would never need to buy clothes again. The reason I am giving it 4 and not 5 stars is because their offerings for the plus-sized women are pretty unflattering as a rule - I would put it at about 8 out of 10 that are frumpy and would make someone look like they are trying to (unsuccessfully) hide their bodies. Well-fitting clothes are a must for every size, right?

Additionally, Burda has a Health and a Food section in the back. The Health section tends to be fairly unoriginal and very Russian - not completely grounded in fact and over-the-top. The Food section is pretty great, especially when they have desserts, but I would recommend really reading the recipe thoroughly before committing to it - some of them have type-o's and other problems that will throw your recipe off-balance. I once made something with a pound and a half of cottage cheese instead of half a pound because of that - whoops. Had I really thought about it, I should have been able to realize that this could not be correct, but this wasn't the only time their recipes were misleading.

Overall, this magazine is a staple for anyone who is interested in sewing and speaks Russian.


title: Photography Gold Standard!

text: Great magazine with lots of helpful photography articles and tips.


title: Scotland at its best!

text: I love that the magazine has a bit of everything from all areas of Scotland. I do wish they might have an article on tourists visiting for first time and thoughtful itineraries.


title: Good articles and information, but oriented to northern cold weather

text: Some good articles, very attractive photos and graphics, and good information.  The magazine originates in Minnesota so there are a lot of articles about ice dams, frozen basements, etc. which may not be applicable to your region.


title: Information in a quick and easy form

text: I have no complaints with the reporting I receive from Time.  My complaint is with the layout ... the print is small but worst of all is the various colors of ink they use -- they are impossible to see many times!  Pale yellow, pale orange especially are just impossible.  As I age, my vision isn't as good as I wish but I really wonder what they are thinking when they choose to go with ink colors so pale they are lost in the whiteness of the page.


title: My niece loves it

text: Such a great kids magazine. No ads. Dense with interesting topics for kids.


title: Readable not over your head

text: Love it


title: Fun information

text: Thais was a gift to a friend in prison. He read everything in it and enjoyed your topics


title: excellent reading

text: Clear well presented educational articles.  Good science, except editors are sold on human caused global warming.  I would like a more objective approach.  But, can't have everything.


title: Great magazine! Husband loves it!

text: Got this for a present for DH, and he is very happy with the magazine. Says, "It has everything I want to read in it!"


title: Only received one magazine!

text: I subscribed to this and several other magazines through Amazon a couple months back.  I recieved ONE magazine from Foot Network a couple weeks later, and nothing since (from any of the subscriptions).  Most expensive magazine I ever bought!  No more magazine subscriptions for me.....


title: Love keeping up with what’s on TV

text: Love all about this product.  I use it to read updates on TV shows as well as keeping up with the schedule of what’s oh and when.


title: Love this Louisiana magazine

text: Wonderful articles!!!  Love reading about my Cajun heritage!  Would not trade my magazine for anything-just wish it was distributed monthly!


title: Not much to it

text: Not much content.  Lots of ads.


title: Love it

text: Great quality


title: Educational & fun

text: Nice magazine for my grandsons who are 6 and 8.