title: this is the 53rd. year of Motor Trend mag.

text: if you have any interest in cars, you would enjoy Motor Trend.


title: On time and a true value

text: This was a gift because they love cooking!


title: Been reading it for years

text: Being an early 20's college student I can say that I've been reading this magazine consistently since I was 17.  I love it.  They're in depth reviews rock, and the fact that they aren't afraid to dive into accessories and other technology.  The articles on a specific technology, like oled for example are fantastic as well as their help section.  I've tried a few other computer / technology magazines but nothing comes close to MaximumPC.


title: My favorite magazine

text:
Probably the greatest magazine ever - I love the small stories about how stupid law enforcement and other authoritive people can be. I also like the dumb politician quotes column. The books they review are insightful. The main articles can often be a little on the long side but they are very informative.

I guess the best way to sum this magazine up is to say read this if you don't think major magazines are telling you the truth.


title: Content Went Downhill Fast

text: We canceled our subscription to this magazine. About two years ago, the editor and staff turned over, and the content changed to focus on politics. We preferred the old, iconic magazine that focused on food and cooking. Oh, well. All good things must come to an end.


title: This auto-renewal is predatory

text: I too was charged a whopping $100 auto renewal that I didn't even know I was signed up for. The worst part is that Amazon leaves you out to dry. Completely unable to help. Told to call the New Yorker.


title: Love it but ads are frustrating

text: Love this magazine but ads are getting to be too much.


title: Great Photo's and articles

text: The photo;s are super clear. And I like the articles.


title: Nuff said

text: I learn something new every time I turn the page


title: Great for the Yoga Enthusiast

text: As a Yoga newbie , this magazine is very informative


title: Sleazy renewal letters

text: I bought my mother a 4 year gift subscription and Birds and Blooms keeps sending her renewal letters.  I keep telling her not to respond because it's a 4 year subscription and I was going to renew it for her again as a gift but after the tone of the latest letter I'm not going to bother.


title: All You

text: All You is presented well, however most of the coupons offered by All You were not ones my household uses.


title: Dinner in my purse!

text: I really like this little mag. It fits nicely in my purse, and there is always a tearout shopping list for a week's worth of meals. I photocopy mine so that I can reuse it. I would like an index issue every once in awhile so that I can easily refer back to the recipes. I would also like more veggie recipes for both health and $$ reasons. One thing I do like is that often there is an emphasis on small amounts of meat instead of huge slabs. Since we only eat local grass-fed, that cuts down on the cost.


Needs more reading


title: Decent magazine

text: I picked up this magazine after domino folded. Decent articles, though sometimes the items features are rather pricey. Instead of going for the produce itself, I would suggested following the idea and buying the same thing somewhere cheaper. I like the fact that it has useful, solid articles more than advertisements. Photography in the magazine is excellent. Will be saving them up for cut-outs and collage projects.


title: I love Backpacker magazine

text: I love Backpacker magazine! Their gear reviews are helpful, their recipe section is awesome for people who, like me, really only know how to do trail mix and granola bars, and I'm always inspired by the trips they highlight throughout the nation.


title: Five Stars

text: So creative


title: Great Magazine

text: Good magazine to get ideas for embroidery!!


title: Alternative facts

text: Finally, a magazine for those of us seeking alternative facts! At last! Huzzah!


title: Five Stars

text: it took more than 2 months but when I finally received the first issue I was very satisfied


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: STILL TEN OUT OF TEN

text: GREAT SERVICE, AS ALWAYS. IF PEOPLE WOULD  JUST CHECK WITH AMAZON.COM FIRST IT WOULD SAVE THEM NOT ONLY THE TROUBLE OF FINDING AN ITEM BUT MONEY AS WELL, AND IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE WITH YOUR ORDER AMAZON.COM WILL FIX IT. TAKE MY WORD AND EXPERIENCE FOR IT THESE PEOPLE ARE ON THEIR TOES WITH CUSTOMER SATISFACTION. AGAIN, JUST GIVE THEM A TRY. RESPECTFULLY, D.O.L.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent stuff. I don't personally relate to every article but at LEAST one per issue and that's enough.


title: Enjoying having all access

text: Enjoying  having all access


title: Vogue review

text: Absolutely love this magazine!


title: Too many renewal notifications

text:
The magazine itself is fine. I love Ree. However, I am dropping my subscription after it runs out. I subscribed for 2 years and within a month, I was receiving notifications for renewal. I get something every month, be it from them or someone they have sold my info too. I am constantly having to look to see how long my subscriptions (it's not just this magazine, it's all the others too).

Now they automatically renew your subscription unless you tell them to stop. I had a heck of a time with People magazine with this issue.

This was a huge problem for my mom. She kept paying these notices when she received them. It is confusing, especially for the elderly (or at least my mom).

I am going to start buying the Christmas ones in the store. That's really the only ones I want anyway. It's too bad they have to hound you to death over these things.


title: az gardener

text: I do not understand why it takes a full two months from the time of subscribing until the first issue is delivered.  The magazine is wonderful, but the service could be improved.


title: Awesome magazine for kids 8+

text: I was searching for a way to get my son to STOP talking incessantly about Minecraft and video games. The Week Junior is written from a solidly center political point of view. It presents multiple sides to every issue or problem, and focuses on facts. I appreciate the current events, which gives my child a chance to talk about meaningful events happening in our world right now. This magazine has opened lots of discussions for us over the last year he has gotten it. Now, his little sister (7) loves to pick up his issue once he's done and read after him- and they love discussing the ideas presented, too!<br />Our entire family loves this magazine and despite the price being a little much for us, we will continue to get it yearly as long as it is offered.


title: Five Stars

text: this is a chtristmas gift


title: Bought it for the recipes

text: I bought this magazine at a great promo price for the recipes and it didn’t disappoint. Very well organized and great delicious recipes that didn’t make you buy some expensive rare ingredient that would go to waste on your shelf


title: Great!

text: This is a perfect fit for what I'm doing in my suburban homestead efforts.  Not only was the information good, but the products advertised were right along what I look for, including items I did not even know existed.


title: Five Stars

text: Works great for what I need...


title: Popular

text: Very good info and what I was looking for...


title: DIY


title: Great content, read what you can online

text: I bought two subscriptions, for both digital and print. Neither person I bought this for ever received credentials, magazines, or anything. It's a shame because it's professionally written, lovingly curated and assembled, and poorly fulfilled. Lousy back office ruins a great product.


My 8 year old daughter close to being 9 years old absolutely loves this magazine.  Wish it published more frequently, seems like it takes forever to get a new issue.


title: Couldn't tell ya

text: Never got any issues


title: Four Stars

text: Good reading, informative.


title: First of all the issue shown is a double issue ...

text: First of all the issue shown is a double issue. So you get 10 issues a year and 2 are "double." It is not double the size or content. That is a scam. But the subscription was $9.97/yr. I chose to get the magazine or $1/issue. It is worth it for that. You just have to realize the "double issue" really isn't.


title: Favorite magazine

text: This is my favorite magazine.  When it hits my mailbox, I’m very happy.  This magazine is full of great home decorating ideas, travel ideas through the south and incredible recipes.  Beautiful homes, gardens and food.


title: Good recipes

text: Love the recipes in this magazine.  Lots of good ideas to eat and live a healthy lifestyle.


title: ❤ magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Beautiful ideas


title: Tops

text: The Econmist is the world's best news magazine, at least among those published in English. It is very comprehensive and objective. Opinions expressed are clearly identified as such.


This magazine we both look forward to. Lots of good advice and tips for both hubby and wife!


title: Big fan of the magazine....

text: ...but I really do not like the Kindle edition. I will only get the print copies going forward because for me it's easier to read.


title: Five Stars

text: Love, love, Love reading The Daily Word every morning.  Keeps me focused on Truth.  And makes my day better!


title: Four Stars

text: Lots of good ideas for more healthy cooking and eating.


title: Loved the magazine until they became woke. Such a shame.

text: Woke magazine now. Terrible.


title: Great magazine

text: I love taste of home all the recipes are easy to follow and I usually have all ingredients on hand thank you


title: About the best photography magazine out there

text: If you want to learn or just expand your vision, this is a great magazine.  I've subscribed for many, many years.


title: Lowest Magazine Prices

text: Liked the price.


title: Great information

text: Great information


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine


title: Don’t like it

text: This magazine is not for me anymore


title: I love it

text: I love TV Guide and getting it renewed at this price has saved me a lot of money.  I also get money for my favorite charity.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: I read it for the articles

text: I really enjoy this magazine and not necessarily for the music news. That stuff is okay along with the movie, tv, and book reviews. What I love about this magazine are the great articles and interviews. I especially love Matt Taibbi's work. My Republican (actually becoming less so as he gets older) father even enjoys the articles and has asked for a subscription for Father's Day. If you are hard core Republican, you probably will not enjoy the articles as much as we do.


title: Get it, and Get OUT there!

text: Best all-around LGBT package. You get the pop-culture and media/movie/fashion updates with 'OUT' and then the real news and support from 'The Advocate.' If you are looking for the best of both worlds, this is an easy bet.


title: Re- Hashing Same Information

text: I just received offer to renew. I cancelled because: the print magazine limits breadth of reviews and requires you to pay for on-line subscription for details; they have reduced the amount of testing. You get repeated re-hashed information- I see this especially on rehashing same information on autos they coved in annual auto issue.  I saw and read friends -January 2021 issue included a ridiculous article, “Learning to celebrate blackness with Photography”  Thought pandering  disrespectful article.  Yes need independent testing. But what I see-not enough-limited scope-products no longer actually being made.


title: Great ideas for decorating

text: House Beautiful has loads of great ideas for decorating, though some of the items listed are out of the average person's price range.  It gives inspiration to diy home decorating enthusiasts for something to strive toward within each individual's budget.  Seeing this magazine in my mailbox each month makes me smile.


title: horrible

text: I have never reviewed any book before in my life, but I'm so appalled by this that I am compelled to.  First, the magazine actively discourages reading.  My daughter is a reader (though 6 she reads at approximately a 4th grade level.)  Usually I cannot stop her from reading, but this magazine, she just flips through aimlessly.  There is so much "visual candy" that it's impossible for her to focus on the story.  (And frankly the articles aren't very compelling anyway.)  In addition, I echo what others have said: there are huge number of adds, and they are virtually indistinquishable from the content.  These are horrible magazines.  If you want a good kids magazine go with anything from the cricket family of magazines (cricket, ladybug, spider... there are loads to choose from with varying age levels and content.)


title: Enjoyment

text: Well written for relaxation.


title: Love this magazine!!!

text: Super fun magazine!


title: Oprah Magazine

text: I am very happy with the service I received on this purchase. I sure that I will make more purchases with amazon in the near future. I couldn't be more satisified with service your organization provided.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Excellent Resource

text: Great Christmas gift for the trappers in your life


title: Not creative

text: Not very creative and received once


title: Great Reiki news

text: If you are a Reiki Healer as IAM, you will understand and like this magazine subscription.


title: Go with Food and Wine Instead

text: The come on was in nice big print and quality magazine paper. It promised a cookbook as a bonus. The subscription didn't come forever. Then, when we called to see where the "cookbook bonus" was, they said it would come in the third subscription installment (these are two month magazines, so that would be six months later). The paper and ink quality are very poor. The magazine print is impossibly small, unlike the come on. The magazines are very thin, i.e., not many pages. When the "cookbook bonus" arrived, it was the same poor quality and very few pages just like the magazine.  They won't let you access their website without a password hassle. Worse, the "cookbook bonus" is just A REPEAT of what they print in their magazine. We found ONE good tip. ONE. In six months. And the recipes are very tired and bland. We LOVE Food and Wine. Skip this magazine and try that out.


title: Best in the Business

text: Baseball America offers the most comprehensive coverage in amateur baseball from high school to AAA.  Additionally, they offer excellent international and major league reporting.  From casual observers to diehard fans to execs within the game, Baseball America has been the #1 source for information and the best in the business for over 25 years.


title: Real Simple

text: Great magazine with many useful hints. I especially liked the sample grocery check list.


title: Do subscribe to magazines through Amazon..

text: This review is more about how well Amazon handled the subscription to Prevention Magazine than about the magazine itself. First, it was the best price I could find anywhere.  Then it usually takes six to eight weeks for a subscription to start but the first issue arrived in a little over four weeks.  I got it for a granddaughter's birthday because she was trying to lose a few inches for her upcoming wedding and she liked a healthy, sensible slimming program she had seen in a borrowed copy of Prevention.  Sure enough, after getting her own copy she lost several inches and pounds right away with Prevention's always-healthy eating and exercise routines. Prevention has been a tradition in our family for three generations. I just never dreamed it would appeal to today's young adults.  But with its emphasis on natural foods and healthy living it is right in line with twentysomething trends. Thanks, Amazon, for--as always--delivering an order more quickly than expected and at the best price, both, and the product itself is excellent.  Truly, Amazon has never once disappointed me.


title: Sophisticated industry periodical

text: For industry Proffesionals, Wanna be's, Campaign observers,Political Scientists,Students and personally I think Reporter's would do well to look in it's pages. This magazine comes stuffed full of current strategies, reviews of new voter mapping software as well as articles written by campaign staff who compare their experiences on different campaigns and share some of the late night jokes. There is voter trend information that will fascinate any demographer and advise on how to put together a campaign strategy.Rather than linger over poll results, this magazine is more likely to describe the larger polling organizations,their techniques and who they are aligned with. Of particular value are the short blurbs in which strategists will debate on which type of polls, if any, to spend your limited campaign dollars.<br />  .Campaigns & Elections comes just infrequently enough that you don't feel bogged down during your insanely busy time. Fascinating analysis in the post national election issue which broke down successful voter blocks and mobilization techniques.  A special issue each year is dedicated to a listing of Campaign Consultants which reads a bit like walking through a bazaar.


title: Everyday Food is extraordinary!

text: As an author and food historian at [...] I collect and read dozens of foodie magazines. This is a favorite because it pertains to how real people eat...meaning the kinds of foods we like to eat on a daily basis. Yet, there is enough variety of recipes and how-to's to keep it inetresting. Great as a gift for a host or hostess.


title: What an amazing magazine! I learn something new about kitties with ...

text: What an amazing magazine!  I learn something new about kitties with each issue!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!!


title: Breathe of air

text: A great variety of thorough articles to broaden ones thoughts.  An opportunity to enlighten and encourage  while avoiding cable news.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag


title: Best gift to send the grandaughter

text: Love it.


title: I don't want to read about actors and athletes any more.

text: I used to love this magazine, and have been reading it since the 70's.  Unfortunately, it's moved away too much from men's fashion, and like most other periodicals mainly focuses on celebrity promotion.


title: Back off!!!!!

text: Everyone needs to back!!!!  Vani is awesome and gets the job done. If you're a hater, you need to wake up and see the bigger picture here. You have been sucked into the lies we are told daily about what we are consuming. Thank God for the few who take the time and fight the battle to bring us the truth.  I think the government has made it quite clear the last couple weeks that we can't trust them on anything.  The cancer and disease that has taken over our world was not like this before when it was a basic, simple, unprocessed food system. Okay, I'm done..... If you can't say something nice about someone.... Don't say anything at all!!!!!!


title: Sit down and enjoy!

text: I love this magazine, so much information and ideals for the homes.


title: elegant

text: love it, I renew my subscription every year.<br />It's elegant,understated and modern,it showcases beautiful interiors,gorgeous flower arrangements and delicious recipes.


title: Angels in my mailbox

text: Great little magazine


title: These ppl r scum

text:
Sorry that was crass but that's how I feel. I am totally livid at this so-called magazine and it's vulturous practices. My daughter's baby died in utero. She had only found out she was pregnant a few weeks before so thankfully she came out of it all right. A month or so goes by and we start getting this packet from American Baby magazine. I hated to bring this up to my daughter but I had to find out if she sent away for anything or something, so we racked our brains to try and find out how this happened because it seemed a little too random to be coincidence and we couldn't come up with anything. She said the only thing she bought baby related were pregnancy tests at Walgreen's and she paid for it in cash. We thought it was possibly some strange fluke and left it at that. Another month goes by and now we're getting the magazine. This is too much! I hunted around for the phone number and talked to one of their operators, the rudest person I think I've ever talked to and they said they'd take our names off the list. When I asked how we got ON their list they said she must have purchased something recently that was associated with babies and she was put on their mailing list from a prior purchase. That would actually make sense if she actually had purchased anything like that. She swears up and down she didn't purchase anything other than the preg. tests and I believe her. Even if she wanted to, she didn't have the means at the time to purchase anything else. If I could give this company a negative number I would, I would give them a negative 20. There's nothing good about them - just all kinds of wrong.

Oh and to show where their heads and hearts (if you want to call it that) are at, here's a sample of my phone call:

---"I'm upset that my daughter is getting these unsolicited magazines and offers now especially because she lost the baby."

---"Okay, I've taken you off the list. Is there anything else I can help you with?"

---"No."

---"Okay, have a nice day."

Just as curt as you can possibly please. You know, a person with a heart might have at least pretended that they gave a damn and actually said they were sorry for our loss and for the intrusion. He didn't even make a show of it. Rotten, this company's just rotten to the core.


title: Geotimes deals with all facits of Earth Science

text: This magazine gives the latest news and articles on recent developments concerning the Earth sciences.  The writing is aimed at the professional or the very interested amateur, but they are seldom "jargony".  This is the place to go if you want to know why the earthquake in Haiti was so devastating or why the volcano in Iceland was explosive enough to disrupt European air traffic. There are usually articles on what's going on in Washington DC that affect the funding for USGS, or other science related organizations, as well as travelogues which focus on the geology of a region.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the price. Will order again.


title: For Black women and others who love tomorrow today.

text:
Great magazine.
Sophisticated.
Elegant and pertinent for urban Black women and others who love fashion, spirituality.


title: Great magazine for kids!

text: My boys really enjoy getting National Geographic Kids! The magazine has a lot of fun information and the photos and artwork are fun. Kids like spouting out trivia they have learned in the magazine. Magazine is a bit thin, so would love it if they beefed up the content a bit!


title: how can i review when i have no product to review

text: i bought this 1 month ago and i still haven't even gotten one single issue yet!!!


title: There is no reasonable easy way to cancel the subscription!

text: Please do not renew the subscription. I have received an email for and automatic renewal and we are not interested!


title: Good Recipes

text: I received this as a gift for Christmas and was pleasantly surprised.  The recipes I've tried so far have worked and had good flavor.  I did find I had to adjust seasonings and add a few flavors to make it more my taste (but that's the case with most recipes).  So far I'm enjoying the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: As promised


title: Read every word in every edition

text: Okay, they publishing my new book: Work Positive in a Negative World. And I love Jere, Karen, Leanne, Jillian and the rest of the dream team on the book publishing side. But I promise this is more than self-aggrandizement here. I have yet to remember when I first started reading this magazine. Yes, it was that long ago.<br /> If you truly want to achieve a work positive lifestyle starting today, go to the website and get a magazine subscription. Read every word in every edition. You will discover the answer to every question you'll ever have about starting and running a business...including how to work positive in a negative world.


title: great educational tool, highly recommended! A+++

text: My one in a half year old loves these book, she loves getting her own personal mail each month and these magazines are a great educational tool, we read and sing every night, as a toddler teacher, and a mother, i would highly recommend reading these magazines every night it is so important for their development, my daughter is really advanced because of it. Her vocabulary, speech and language is above and beyond her classmate. Thank you highlights.


title: Auto renewal is waste of money

text: Auto renewal is not a good option.


title: Perfect magazine for kids!!

text: I love the knowledge in this magazine.  My kids are always so excited when it arrives!  I save them and they love certain animals now and will refer back to them for the articles!  (They are only 2 and 4).  Perfect magazine for kids!


title: Up to date news

text: Good news source, cannot give 5 stars as the type is too small for seniors.


title: Eh.

text: After reading a few of these I realized that Nylon is just a rich hipster kid reference manual.


title: ANGRY!!!!!!!!!

text:
It is June 6, 2011 and i still have not receive my order from MArch 3rd I was suppose to receive my 1st issue in April and still waiting.  I have tried to contact someone twice already for a refund and still no luck...I am so angry becuase I want to get a refund but no one can't email me back!!!!Please can someone tell me how to get ahold of someone???

thank you!!
Frustrated!!!


title: Download

text: I cannot figure out where it is downloaded to


title: A great magazine for the automotive fan

text: Great coverage of the latest news in the automotive industry combined with some of the best commentary out there about the automotive world.  I miss some of the humor from past issues and some of the great contributors.  However, it still carries on the great traditions of providing reliable information and artistic coverage of the auto industry.


title: One of my favourite Car mags!

text: Consistently one of the best car magazines available to the public.  Some of the best photography, detailed reviews, and reliable technical information on the automotive industry out there!


title: Really wonderful for little ones

text: When my kids were small, we loved Babybug and looked forward to every issue. So sweet and fun, we read them again and again. A magazine subscription is such a great gift in this time of disposable consumerism - resist the accumulation of plastic junk!


title: MONTHLY NOW, NOT BIWEEKLY!

text: NOTE, IT IS NOW MONTHLY AND NO LONGER BIWEEKLY!


Very helpful since local paper only publishes limited info. Would liked to have seen daytime info also included.


title: A wonderful resource for textile and paper artists

text: Bravo to the folks at Quilting Arts, LLC, for another wonderful magazine!  As with the inspiring Quilting Arts Magazine, Cloth/Paper/Scissors is filled with well-organized information about techniques, interesting articles about artists, etc., all beautifully photographed on quality paper.  Well done!


title: A unique and wonderful quilting magazine

text: I saw my first issue of Quilting Arts magazine at the International Quilt Festival in November 2001.  My first impression was that the magazine had a wonderful "look":  it is printed on high-quality paper, with beautful photography and a pleasing layout.  I subscribed immediately, and picked up the first two issues at the quiltshow.  Each new issues seems better than the previous one.  A wide variety of fiber-artists are featured.  Articles showcasing a particular technique are well-photographed, with easy to follow text.  This should be must-have<br />for anyone interested fiber art.


title: You will greatly enjoy

text: Looooooooove this magazine. They give affordable options too which is appreciated. I'm a visual person so this helps tremendously.


title: Kind of like the newspaper

text: Arrives weekly on my driveway in a plastic bag.  Kind of like the newspaper.


title: One Star

text: Disappointing


title: Four Stars

text: great all around


title: Five Stars

text: What is there not to like about the Reader's Digest....


title: Lots of ads and fad designs.

text: Not practical design info for average home.


title: Great for DIYers.

text: Lots of helpful DIY info.


title: Still waiting

text: One year delivery purchased on 05/09/2009. First issue not yet received, as of 06/10/2009. Payment goes at Internet speed on the Amazon Web site, and I am not sure why the latest issue (dated July and available in store early June) could not be sent right away by KitPlanes.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect gift for cat lovers!


title: love this magazine!

text: I have been getting this magazine from the store for about two years and finally decided to subscribe.  I love the articles about different teas and  other people's tea traditions.


title: Also good for early teens

text: My grand daughter grew out of National Geographic Kids publication and now reads what the grown ups read.  Thank goodness she likes to read.


title: Easy to Read

text: My 95 year old Mom is very pleased she can read something with large print.


title: Useful training tips

text: Informative articles. Useful training tips


title: Fad-following, lacks depth

text:
I've had this subscription for a year now and will not be renewing it.  After month 3 I had stopped rushing to the mailbox to get it.  After month 6 I had stopped reading it altogether.  The stories lack depth and context.

I've switched from taking SmartMoney to The Economist and I am much happier.


title: Four Stars

text: look forward to receiving each month


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy this publication


title: good deal

text: was purchased as a gift but still has my name on it instead of the person I got it for


title: Love this magazine

text: I get this magazine every year for myself. I love the reviews and they've really helped me narrow down my searches for products.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is great, I love the articles, beautiful pictures and helpful information.


title: Still as stale as you remembered.

text: Getting back into bmx and was hoping that this magazine would have improved over the years.  Sadly it is still mediocre. Nothing has changed, I don't see how it survived.  I guess below average can make it while the best magazines like BMX Action and SNAP couldn't.


title: wife of handyman

text: This is a great magazine. It has inspired my husband to undertake numerous projects and to do them well. The instructions, from my perspective, seem detailed and easy to follow. There are a lot of pictures which really helps. I also enjoy perusing the magazine, specially the goofs section and reader ideas.<br />I am giving this as a gift to my brother-in-law because he just bought his 1st house.


title: Not getting magazines

text: I subscribed for a year and got maybe 4 magazines, then nothing for months.


title: Will not renew

text: Mostly advertisements.


title: Powerful stuff

text: Always ahead of market and places readers in a true assessment mode. However it is not cost effective. Since I've had issues with filter other I will renew with other vendor


title: Great Dog Info!!!

text: I've subscribed to Your Dog for a while now, and it's one of the best publications that I get. It has very useful information, in consumable articles, that I keep in binders for future reference because they will answer questions that aren't on the web or in a book - and could someday save my dog's life. I'll probably keep my subscription to this one forever.


title: ALL RECIPES MAGAZINE

text: I like the magazine but would not buy it again.  If this is your only cooking magazine you'll really like it.


title: English and western - something for everyone

text: Interesting articles - a variety of western and English tips.  Something in it for everyone!  Health tips, articles, and a monthly focus on a breed that one may not have ever heard of!  I got this subscription for $10 a year on Amazon!  YEA!  I gave to many others!  Great stocking stuffer!


title: GREAT

text: Perfect read for 9+.  Provides great information that's positive, healthy, and really celebrates girls in a carefree yet child oriented, appropriate format.  We love it.


title: Great articles, tons of ads.

text: I like the articles in the magazine but there just aren't that many... Quite a lot of advertising, as is to be expected, I'm sure.


title: boring

text: too mainstream, middle america for my California taste. Too traditional.


title: Downhill slide

text: Since the Forbes family sold the magazine, it's been a steady decline in the quality of the magazine. It used to be about business. Now it's more about the top celebrities, most valuable sports franchises, top financial advisors, richest young people, etc. That's not why I subscribed 30+ years ago. I also miss the regular columns by financial people like Ken Fisher, William Baldwin, John Rogers, et al. Those columns provided good ideas for investing. Now there are just a few thoughts by people like this. Get back to basics or you stand to lose a lot of loyal subscribers.


title: Good mag

text: If you like military history, you'll like this mag. A lot of good stories about lesser-known incidents. Good pictures, too.


title: Excellent mag

text: I've had this since I was a kid and now my grandkids get it. A valuable part of life to me.


title: TV Guide useful

text: Have discovered TV Guide again after a number of years.  It offers just enough information to make decisions as to what to watch.  Only wish they offered Saturday and Sunday afternoon info. They do waste a lot of pages at the front of the magazine giving superfluous information of lilttle interest to me.


title: An excellent companion to a writer's library

text: I have read this magazine for decades. I recently stopped my digital subscription, because I like to highlight text and write in the margins. Great source of information about writing, writers, markets, contests, and markets, covering poetry, literary, mainstream and genre writing.


title: One Star

text: A one side only rag!


title: A classic and my favorite.

text: I have loved this magazine since I was a child. It has changed over time but continues to be a delightful goid time for all.


title: Great read!!

text: I love all the instructions on how to create & repair things at home.


title: Five Stars

text: This is the best publication around, for book lovers of all genres.


title: A Great Magazine for the Dreamer

text: This is a great magazine for the dreaming traveler.  Unless you have quite a bit of money, this may be as close as you get to some of these places, but que sera, sera.  The photos are of National Geographics usual great quality, and every now and then you'll find something close enough to home to actually see.


title: Good quality product

text: Enjoyed. Thanks


Well written, entertaining, and full of cool weird-ass vehicles instead of shiny '55 Bel Aires.

I've seen enough shiny cars.


title: Out door living like creating gardens

text: Sunset magazine has always held a fascination for me because of the wide array of topics.  Out door living like<br />creating gardens, not only of vegetables, but of flower gardens and pathways.  Taking me across scenic locations in areas in the west and making me just want to be there.  Then there are the food recipes,  Sunset magazine is just so awesome a publication for me.  I look forward to it each and every month.


title: For 1 percenters only.

text: This magazine is designed for those with disposable incomes. Blue-collar people can't afford the over-priced products they review.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. Tells so much about the Hudson Valley. What to see, what to do and where to go.  Great guide.


title: Amazon rates  # 1 with service and speed

text: Great adventure for children  of all ages illustration are unbelievable  perfect from grandparents


title: Kind of surprised.

text: I did not realize when I ordered the magazine subscription this came with an automatic renewal. If I wanted the renewal, I would have given them 5 stars. I like the magazine but have found I can get it cheaper when the deals roll around.  I was waiting for it to end so I could get it cheaper. Nothing was mailed or emailed to me in advance saying it was auto renewing until it showed up on my credit card.  I reluctantly paid for it but had to call my credit card to tell them to mark it so that it will not be renewed next year. I would have liked to have had the option of being notified that it was going to automatically renew so that I could have cancelled it before being charged but I guess that is one of the sneeky bait games some companies like to play. As for me, I'm out of their game after this subscription.


title: Look forward to it Every Week

text: Been a Subscriber for 20+ years. been trying to use the digital version more, but still enjoy getting it in the mailbox.


title: Enjoying Southwest Art

text: I have been enjoying the Southwest art for years through my art association.  I have recently moved and no longer had access to the magazine.  I enjoy it so much I decided to prescribe to it and have it all to myself.  Thanks for making such a good magazine for artists.


title: age inappropriate

text: The target audience for this magazine is way off base.  On the Girl's Life Magazine website, they tout this magazine as for 10-15 year olds.  My daughter received this magazine as a Christmas gift.  When she received her first issue (Feb/March)I was appalled at the content.  The Dear Carol feature had a girl "writing in" about having unprotected sex.  Another girl "wrote" in about a guy friend that wants to be friends with benefits.  Maybe I'm naive, but I'd like to think that this is not material for the majority of 10-14 year olds.  Please seriously review the content of this magazine before purchasing.


title: A Magazine for Artists, Collectors, and More

text: For the past year, I've bought a few American Art Collector magazines from various bookstores; now, I've decided to purchase it for the convenience of having it in my mail, rather than making trips to see if it's come in or not.  American Art Collector is an excellent, beautiful, timely, and intelligent periodical; it's of interest to collectors, artists(such as myself), and those who appreciate art in its many genres. Articles are well-written and depictions are excellent.  I highly recommend it for all art lovers.  Having it on my sofa table and reaching for it at leisure is one of life's little pleasures.


title: Dull, dull, dull

text: I bought this magazine subscription for my son who is a dog lover.  I expected to enjoy the magazine as well, but neither of us were really impressed with the articles.  Nothing of real interest and the articles seemed repetitive from month to month.  I won't repurchase this product and will not recommend it to others.

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title: New Yorker for New Reader

text: I've only read a few New Yorkers before I subscribed, and since I've subscribed I've read quite a few. The magazine is fantastic for people who enjoy essays, columns, fiction, and the like. The New Yorker is also wonderfully varied, with distinctly different issues coming out periodically, like the "fashion issue" the "fiction issue" etc. The avid reader is missing out without a subscription, but an alternative is available: collections of The New Yorker are available on Ebay and elsewhere, as the back issues are certain to be just as rich and insightful.


title: Wonderful, informative, always a good read

text: This magazine has excellent reporting, telling stories in-depth that other news sources pick up after they read about them in the New Yorker.  I have read this for many years, and the mix of humor, science, politics, world events and fiction offers something for any mood.  Not to mention the cartoons - I must admit I scan through and check them first!


title: I have not yet received any issues of this magazine`

text: I have not received any issues of this magazine to date.so I have to give it a low rating.  I am familiar with this magazine and am looking forward to receiving it...soon?


title: One of my favorites

text: I look forward to getting this magazine each month.  There are always interesting articles and reviews.  Sadly, I often feel like this one and Men's Health have more interesting articles than the women's magazines.


title: Reader Appeal and appreciation

text: Nine year old granddaughter ballet dancer enjoys the magazine very much,


title: Great magazine!

text: My father-in-law loves this magazine! He asks for a subscription to it every year for Christmas. Would highly recommend.


title: Shady Cancelation practices, excellent magazine.

text: I'm a big fan of this magazine, but decided to cancel my subscription for a year and encountered an unnecessarily frustrating cancelation process, clearly designed to get subscribers to cave and keep their renewls active. Taunton Press should be ashamed. This is bad business and I want everyone to know about it, before they buy and are similarly disrespected.


title: My favorite magazine

text: Read it cover to cover every week. And I always have to start at the back page Bullseye.<br />Great mag


title: Five Stars

text: i find it interesting every month


title: Love it!!!

text: Wonderful Swedish magazine with gorgeous Scandinavian homes


title: Don’t renew before it’s dur

text: Renewal giving me two issues


title: Enjoy the Magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for several years and had difficulty renewing it on line, I went to Amazon and am pleased that I had no trouble renewing my subscription.


title: yankee magazine

text: I ordered this magazine almost 5 weeks ago.  I have not received a single issue; however, the magazine's promotional emails have been flooding my inbox.


title: Je Suis Douchebag

text: Oooh this magazine is bad because it occasionally makes fun of my precious religion! My omnipotent god gets his feelings hurt very easily and it makes him sad. However I do give it two stars because it frequently makes fun of other religions, which is completely fine by me. They are the bad ones and it's okay to insult them.


title: Great Read!! Cover to Cover

text: I love this magazine because it gives the background and history of food. When I get the magazine each month,I have to read it right then and there. I finally found out where Salisbury Steak originated. In Ohio, by a doctor during the Civil War. Not in England. The photography is beautiful and some of the stories are memories of what the certain food means to them. They make you want to try everything in the magazine. Saveur is not pretentious as "Food and Wine" or "Gourmet." It is nice to read about regular people that make great food at reasonable expenses. Subscribe to this magazine!


title: lovely magazine, but...

text: I received only 2 issues


title: A British "Popular Electronics",  almost good

text:
Ever since "Popular Electronics magazine" ceased to exist,  I have been reading this as a substitute.
While it is British and sometimes painful for its formality and repetition, it is fulfills a nostalgic longing I have for Popular Electronics, and its content of construction projects and hobbyist information. It really is almost a good substitute.
Cheers.


title: Subscription renewal

text: I am renewing my subscription because i like it so well


title: One Star

text: The recipes require so many ingredients and they're not what the average person would eat.


title: HGTV Magazine Withdrawal!

text: Love, love, love HGTV Magazine. I had let my subscription run out for a couple months and went thru withdrawal. Glad it is back in my life! Read it from cover to cover!


title: A Magazine for Anyone Who Loves Farming!

text: I love this magazine! Every issue has something that enhances my knowledge of organic and permaculture farming. I would highly recommend this magazine for anyone who is interested in farming a better way.


title: Terrific Resource for Family Historians

text: I do A LOT of research on the web. I love the immediacy and blend of interesting articles in Family Tree's paper magazine, though. Nothing to download! I stuff it in my bag as I leave the house--I don't need to find wi-fi to read it. If there's a website or other resource mentioned in an article, I just circle it and pull it up when I get home. I keep my back copies. It's amazing how many articles that didn't apply to my research two years ago are helpful now. Although everyone is crazy for online pubs right now--there are some instances where a good-old paper publication really works (think printed collections of courthouse records or original documents).


title: Never subscribe to any Condé Nast magazine

text: I did not order this magazine, I do not want this magazine, it is one more examples me of Condé Nast spamming my mail box


title: Five Stars

text: love money magazine, thanks for the free subscription


title: Very up to date

text: Have read Southern Living for years and appreciate being able to get it at a very reasonable price.


title: Very Interesting Recipes

text: I found the wide variety of summertime recipes interesting. I did not see any that would be easy to make without special purchasing or planning. They are not the kind of thing that a single person can indulge in.


title: Great magazine

text: Wonderful magazine with beautiful photos, recipes, and all sorts of travel ideas, such as shops to see, restaurants to stop at, great wines, plus many other items too numerous to mention.  Worth every penny of the subscription price.


title: Five Stars

text: Every serious dog owner should read.


title: Still waiting?

text: I subscribed ove a month ago and have heard nothing from them.<br />Don't know if I like it if I don't ever get a copy?


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Good price


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine


title: The Greatest Magazine on Earth

text: The New Yorker defines quality in magazine publishing. I have subscribed for several years now, and there is never an issue which disappoints. The quality of the writing is first-rate; the depth of the reporting is second to none; and the over-all presentation (from typeface to photographs to those famous cartoons) is masterful. The New Yorker is indeed the greatest magazine on earth.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Worth every penny!

text: My son absolutely loves this magazine. It really has expanded is playing and his interest in different artists.


title: Great Product!

text: Fast Delivery. Great Product!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine, I have been getting it for a long time.


title: Five Stars

text: Vendor is great - already got 1st issue


title: That it gears to her age level

text: Granddaughter loves all the contents of the magazine.


title: Great & versatile magazine!! Recommend!!

text: Wonderful magazine!! I am so glad they are making it in large print!! I have the smaller print and my aunt likes the large print. So everyone is happy!!  Love this!!


title: Wonderful magazine!!

text: Wonderful magazine!! Has many great articles in it!!


title: Wonderful magazine!! Highly recommend! Very informative!!

text: Wonderful magazine!! So informative and had stellar photography in it like it always has! It’s been around for a long time for a good reason!!!


title: Beautiful magazine!! Recommend!!

text: Beautiful magazine!! I love this magazine! It has so many beautiful pictures of birds in it!! Breathtakingly beautiful photos of birds!!


title: Wonderful magazine!!!

text: This is a wonderful magazine!! Has great recipes in it and I just love it so much!!


title: Great magazine!!

text: Great magazine!! Very informative!!


title: A joy to read!! Lovely magazine! Definitely recommend!!

text: Absolutely Beautiful magazine!! The pages are absolutely breathtaking and it has many topics of interest. Recipes in here are great too!! Overall it’s such a wonderful magazine!!


title: Beautiful magazine!!

text: Beautiful pictures and it has very thick durable paper!! Anyone would love it!!


title: Great magazine!!

text: Great magazine!! Keeps your brain sharp and tells you what’s currently going on. I have read this magazine for many years now!!


title: Highly recommend!! Great magazine!!

text: Great magazine!! Has many good ideas in it and great photos too and good interviews of interesting people! Highly recommend!!


title: Wonderful magazine!!!

text: This is a wonderful magazine!! I have collected these for many years and they are still the same great magazine as they have been for all these years!! Will continue to get this magazine!!


title: Love It!

text: Get such wonderful ideas - all without being intimidated or fearing going broke! Now, if only I could find the time to do everything I want ~ Sigh!


title: Five Stars

text: A good magazine, thoroughly enjoyed by the recipient.


title: Unbeatable price.

text: Unbeatable price.  'Nuff said.


title: Great price on this subscription

text: For the aspiring outdoorsman (even though of us that get no further than reading about it) this is a great magazine.


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: My wife loves it

text: The magazine is in French, if that isn't obvious. My wife loves to see the design trends coming from Europe. She peruses each and every issue and keeps them for reference.


This is the only cooking magazine I have subscribed to where I always try at least a few of the recipes.  The recipes are pretty simple and use common ingredients, and they always come out great.
I don't really understand some of the one star reviews here.  For the environmentalist, you ordered a paper magazine not a digital one.  One also said its difficult to read.  I find these recipes dumbed down to a very basic level, and I like reading the story behind the recipe.
I will say however if you end up giving them your email address you will get a number of emails trying to sell you DVDs of the program or cookbooks.  There is an unsubscribe tab on the bottom though, use it.
There are also no advertisements to wade through.  After getting taste of home and a few others where half the magazine is trying to sell you something, it's a nice feature.


title: fun and advertising-free reading experience that parents can feel good ...

text: The mission of Little Player publishers Martin and Shelly Alessi is to “provide a safe, fun and advertising-free reading experience that parents can feel good about giving to their kids.” They do indeed achieve this goal several times per year with a magazine that is colorful, slick and nicely laid out, featuring family-friendly articles and reviews by kids and adults. A couple of longer articles per issue for more precocious readers would be my only recommendation.


title: ... lighthouse history as well as current lighthouse news You'll love it.

text: loaded with lighthouse history as well as current lighthouse news You'll love it.

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If you collect or run trains this is a good magazine to read. I look forward to reading it each month.


title: This is great!

text: Love this magazine!!


title: Always good to learn new works

text: Good information. I really enjoy the introduction of new artists and techniques. I always learn new and interesting tips and tricks.


title: Four Stars

text: to many commercials


title: Is there anything else on TV but HGTV??

text: Wish it arrived twice a month.


title: Color matching

text: I gave it to my daughter who wants to use shiplap in her dining room.  loved it in white with accents.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for nature loving children


title: I enjoy this magazine very much

text: I enjoy this magazine very much.  We had a subscription before getting it through Amazon and they have overlaped.  How do we fix this?


title: I really enjoy the magazine

text: I really enjoy the magazine.  We had another subscription and this one is overlaping the other subscription.  Hfow do we fix this?


title: Four Stars

text: Filled with great recipes. Well worth the money.


title: In the tank for the Washington swamp.

text: Oake news!


title: Men's Journal

text: Received product in January - two copies!  One addressed to me & one to my husband.  I wrote to the subscription dept letting them know about the error and have not yet heard back from them.  Hope I was not charged for two subscriptions.  Thank you.


title: Not as good as the old days

text: Bored with it, thin magazine


title: Great gift idea

text: Purchased as a gift for my grandmother. She enjoys receiving the magazine.


title: Too many adds

text: It took me 25 seconds to list through first 1/4 of the magazine to find anything to read. A lot of adds. I guess that;s why the price is low. However, not too many articles in the first issue a I received. Bit disappointing.


title: A German classic - see the Ducks and Mickey as never before!

text:
This is the monthly publication of European Disney stories, centering on the Ducks and Mickey Mouse, and it's a treat from heaven. I grew up reading these books - they're about the size of a medium-thick paperback. This venerable publication celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and shows no signs of stopping. In fact there are special editions of this book, but as far as I know those aren't available for subscription outside of Germany.
A few points to the characters: these are NOT the American versions of Donald and Mickey, they are the European ones. This is not Carl Barks stuff! Most stories are by Italian artists, some by Spanish and Dutch artists, and oh my yes, those guys know how to write and draw a fine story! Get ready for a permanently broke Donald who is lazy and at odds with the world in general and his family in particular. The family dynamics of the Ducks are quite adversary, although the storylines are mellower now. Scrooge is only too happy to take advantage of his relatives (and anyone else, for that matter), his stinginess and avarice are pathological.
US readers will be surprised to encounter Donald's superhero alter ego Phantomias, who has protected Duckburg since the early 70's. Other rather unfamiliar characters include Kater Karlo (Pegleg Pete), Indiana Goof, Inspector Issel (Mr Casey) and Gundel Gaukeley (Magica DeSpell).
The stories can be read without worrying about previous editions, unless a story is a continuation of an older one, in which case references are made as necessary. Continuity isn't an issue here, and considering there's almost 500 editions, that's a good thing! The books are being reprinted, but older issues are not available by subscription, and the publisher doesn't ship outside of Europa.

It goes without saying that the writing is in German, and it's current to the newest slang, which often happens to be an English word.

I love these books, and I was more than happy to subscribe!


title: Good magazine at very low price couldn't pass it up

text: Took one month to start coming in the mail.  Very good price for a 1 yr. subscription.


title: Love, love, love

text: This is one of the best home magazine. A lot of great ideas and excellent pictures. I read it from cover to cover.


title: Great, quick, overview of subject matter!!!

text: Not an indepth magazine for science. (Like Scientific American...etc.) This magazine excells at quick, well done, overviews and reviews of current science.<br />I do not agree with the all to often look at military hardware and such, but only when that look generates real life, impact for daily living. A wortwhile magazine for anyone to quickly come to grips with the science around them!


title: Five Stars

text: Arrived my first issues in 14 days,thank you.


title: Great decor, awesome price!

text: Love, love, love this magazine!!  I have only seen it at Sam's club and it is far more expensive even at a discount than to order a subscription. Even though it is published only a handful times a year it is completely worth it.  I have worn the covers off of almost every issue!


title: Great magazine

text: Comes on time and is a great read. Great value at a great auto renewal rate. Great tips and ideas for dinner and deseet


title: Wholesome Magazine!

text: I love this magazine! It’s got wonderful stories, beautiful scenery of our gorgeous country, it’s patriotic, and perfect for a gift subscription!


title: Must Read Magazine

text: Essential reading in the Age of Trump!


title: Have only received two magazines

text: I subscribed in October 2019 and as of today have only received two magazines. Better off to go directly to Sunset to subscribe than through this particular middleman.


title: beautiful

text: So beautiful I have sent in a gift subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Like the magazine.


title: Informative and inspiring

text: I am not a DYI-er - my handywoman skills are negligible - but I like to understand what needs to be done and what should not be done, and get ideas for future projects.  Idea for a future article - how to find a good handyperson when scrolling through the internet searches.


title: Full Cry

text: If you hunt with dogs (not birds) then this magazine is the one to get.  Has up to date info on about all breeds.


title: Very good magazine

text: Very interesting articles


title: History Lessons

text: Great Magazine!


title: Great magazine awesome tips and projects!

text: Expand your manly house husband prowess with this periodical.  Peruse its pages to gain the ultimate knowledge to tackle any home DIY project!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: A GIFT HE LOVES


title: I really enjoy this magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It did seem to take a long time to get the first one but they have arrived monthly since.


Martha Stewart Living was my favorite magazine.  I especially loved the Christmas edition!  What happened though?  It's not fun anymore.  :(  Miss you Martha.


title: TV Gude

text: I have received this magazine for many years and it helps me set up the DVR for the week. I circle the programs that I am going to program.


title: Good layout ideas

text: Lots of good ideas for my husband's model railroad hobby. The layouts are interesting and the ideas have been great for his new passion.


title: I don't want an argument online mag

text: Normally I love this magazine.  I never received it in the mail as expected. When I inquired I was told it's now digital & I should have got on email.  It's probably good content, but I haven't looked at even one. I wanted a magazine, I am on the digital screen all day. The last thing I need is to read more on the computer screen.


title: Consistently Great Magazine !

text: I'm so very glad that Readers Digest remains in publication. I started reading this magazine when I was 5 and have periodically subscribed throughout the years. It never disappoints. Consistently great content that can be read by the entire family. Everything from health topics, real life stories, science, humor, to vocabulary, it has some thing for everyone at every age.


title: I like it but my favorite is acres

text: I like it but my favorite is acres. It does have lots of nice photos to go along with stories tho which is always fun. I also appreciate the organic emphasis! Will continue to get this one.


title: Hands down- BEST Farm Mag

text: I've ordered quite a few farming magazines over the years and still get some but Acres is a favorite, no questions asked. The reason being is the information provided is up to date/current and important stuff. We are big into organic and this magazine supports those views with great ideas and tips. Not to mention Acres does an annual farming conference packed full of experienced and knowledgeable speakers where much can be learned. We have not gone yet but have ordered the audio from them. What a great magazine and I'm also giving it as a gift to those I know who will also appreciate this valuable information! Yes, its a bit more pricey than some but its a thicker magazine packed cover to cover, we have no regrets, so glad I took the risk on this one- which I cannot say on a few others! UPDATE* I should add my husband loves this magazine- we are currently purchasing a larger farm than what we had previously and between this mag, the audio from the conferences and some books by Louis Bromfield & others we are going to be doing an organic, non-till system. Growing organically (using cover crops)is less expensive and you sell your crops for much more not to mention it is healthier for us to eat and the environment in our opinion.


title: Love my subscription.

text: Always look forward for next issue.


title: Great magazine

text: I love reading about things you hear about and they seem to good to be true and this magazine is wonderful for getting to the bottom of the story and giving the true story.


title: To many ads

text: Will not renew subscription.


title: Great vacation info

text: Great travel information


Got it for my husband, a wanna be diy type. He has found a lot of great tips and tricks throughout. Only down side is the ads for all the great new tools and products...making his wish list even longer.


title: What did I buy? Being through Pub Clearing House I should have known better!

text: I thought I bought a years sub to Blade Magazine ( a very good Mag) what is the kindle part, do I need to buy one now to read the mag?


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine for Mopar


title: Great buy

text: Love this magazine


title: Nope

text: Save your money.  Total waste of time.


title: Great magazine I look forward to each month!

text: Such a fun magazine! I love getting it every month. Lots of cool ideas to use in your home. Most things are doable on a budget too.


title: Love love love this magazine

text: Mother absolutely loves this magazine and wishes she could move back to AZ


title: I love this magazine

text: I have yet to try a bad recipe from this magazine and I love reading it because it is well presented and always interesting. They do a lot of the leg work to make cooking at home easier too which is great. I love the section where they layout your meal plan for 2 weeks. They plan out meals so that you can use your left overs and not waste any food but still eat something different everyday.  It has helped me lose weight and manage my grocery expenses.


title: 802 months for shipping?

text: The shipping says 802 months for shipping?!??!


title: Good for ideas, but somewhat less so for "how to" information

text: If you are looking to do renovation work in rooms of an older house, then this magazine will give you some ideas, before and after pictures, etc.  There is some information about improvements and fixes you may do or hire someone to do.  There is more showcasing of new and expensive stuff than I would like - makes me wonder if they get paid to highlight some stuff.  I have subscribed for three years but find that there is a handful of pages in each issue that can help me, although they are GOOD and probably make it worth it.  Their TV show "Ask this old house" is much more informative and I recommend buying the DVDs.  I tried the "Family Handyman" magazine and found it more informative for small jobs and fixes which was nice.  To compare them, Family Handyman seems a bit more like excerpts from home improvement books combined with current information.  This Old House is more original but includes more design stuff.  It is actually kind of nice to get both....


title: more

text: I bought this for just something to have around the house to read. It has descent articles about fashion. I liked it.


title: Five Stars

text: wife's magizine ok I guess


title: Great Money Saving Magazine

text: This magazine is filled with coupons and interesting money saving articles/tips.  I highly recommend it..  The magazine will pay for itself between the coupons and money saving advice.


title: Great magazine for those looking to step up their hiking ...

text: Great magazine for those looking to step up their hiking game. From gear reviews, to location scouting it is perfect for the novice or seasoned hiker.


title: Unauthorized renewal

text: I never authorized this subscription to be automatically renewed.  Oprah magazine STOLE the price of the renewal from me.  This is a very dishonest business practice.


The food babe? Really? You put on your cover someone who describes themselves as not a scientist/nutritionist. She's making money off of people's irrational fears and ignorance and you're giving her a platform to do that. Should I still take you seriously? My dog has some advice about the health benefits of his own turds that he'd love to share. Would you be interested in having him on your cover?


title: What are you going to make?

text: Wife liked the magazine. Great promotional price, but only 4 issues a year. Will not renew at regular price.


title: what order?

text: This order was a joke ... I ordered the magazine over a month ago, was charged for it immediately, but haven't received the magazine, a card, nothing!<br />Would I order again?  Are you kidding?!?!


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles & practical advice!


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: As good as it ever was...

text: Always an excellent read, and the analog activity of thumbing through pages really is a lost pleasure in this world of blogs and e-zines.  Websites are so caught up in themselves and all-knowing that they determine the content to which you're provided links, which leads you to miss out on varying stories you may be interested in.  PopSci takes this hindrance away, always producing issues which have something for everyone with a curious mind.


title: As good as it ever was...

text: Always an excellent read, and the analog activity of thumbing through pages really is a lost pleasure in this world of blogs and e-zines.  Websites are so caught up in themselves and all-knowing that they determine the content to which you're provided links, which leads you to miss out on varying stories you may be interested in.  PopMech takes this hindrance away, always producing issues which have something for everyone with a curious mind.


title: Not very useful

text: I do not want it so how can I cancel it?


title: Feel cheated.

text: After 7 months of buying this so-called subscription I've only gotten one magazine. Waste of money.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of interesting features, usable ideas.


title: Political news

text: Enjoyed reading different views other than MSM


title: Three Stars

text: Great and inexpensive ideas for the home.


title: She loved it as a child and reads the mysteries to ...

text: Our adult daughter requested this magazine.  She loved it as a child and reads the mysteries to her children today!  Well done!


title: Five Stars

text: Our son-in-law requested this one.  He loves reading about the military history.  It's well done and serious history.


title: A great magazine on cooking

text: This magazine introduced me to the best approach to cooking successful dishes etc I have ever seen. The final product is important but it is even more important to understand why it is successful. Their evaluations of products, kitchen utensils, pans, pots, etc are valuable but they are also conscious of price which makes them very practical.


title: I've been an INC subscriber for years and the magazine ...

text: I've been an INC subscriber for years and the magazine has lots of valuable info for startup businesses. But it has become too politicized lately.


title: Save on Subscriptions

text: This is gift for may daughter. I give it to them every year. The renewal notices were for $89.95 for one year I got this renewal for $69.99 a $20 savings. I will renew all magazines through amazon.


title: tired of all the raunchy ads!

text: I have to rip out all the penile enhancement, sexual disfunction, and sex solicitation ads before i let my kids look at this magaizing.  Sometimes i have to rip out the last 10 pages!  Pathetic that PM couldn't get any decent advertising--I guess that the advertising department is focused on being able to maintain an erection and finding ways to cheat on their wives. I hate to cancel a long-term subscription since i have enjoyed reading this since i was a kid, but now that i have kids I am sad to see that it has gone so far down hill.  I finally had enough when i was tryng to show my mother-in-law an article about water heaters and was humiliated to discover i missed an ad in the middle.  I am cancelling despite that i love reading this magazine--the ads belong in Hustler or Playboy.


title: Tired of all the raunchy sex ads degrading great magazines!

text: I just cancelled my popular mechanics magazine because of all the sex ads in the last 10 or so pages!  I was reading the reviews for this magazine hoping they might have some quality advertising!  Thank you for the heads up reviewers!  I will not be wasting any money on this.  Popular Mechanics (apparently this magazine too)assumes that all men are having a hard time with sexual disfunction and are looking to cheat on their wives.  I would expect solicting for sex ads to be in Hustler or Playboy.  My mistake thinking these were quality magazines.  Apparently, that is the only thing on the publisher's mind at Popular Mechanics and Popular Science Magazines.  I am so disappointed because i really wanted to share these 2 wonderful magazines with my 9 year old son & 8 year old daughter, but i am tired of trying to beat them to it to rip out all the nasty ads.  I missed one the other day and was humiliated trying to show my mother-in-law a diagram of her hot water heater.  I felt so ashamed to have her thinking i am reading such trash.<br /> News Flash---NOT ALL MEN ARE PIGS!


title: TV GUIDE

text: Maybe TV Guide should read its own reviews...definitely not what I was looking for.. I would not recommend it to my friends


title: Four Stars

text: An excellent magazine.


title: Two Stars

text: 90% advertisements


title: Love, Amour, Love, Amour

text: Wonderful magazine for the 30-year-old set.  Tons of recipes with visuals, gardening and even clothing sewing, knitting and crochet patterns!  Didn't our mom's magazines have these?  Where have they gone?  Well, apparently somebody thinks they're still worth publishing.  I've been reading this mag for years and think its formidable!


title: Never received an issue!

text: Ordered this subscription back in November and forgot all about until today. Until I received a letter in the mail today to renew it and now realize I have yet to get the first or any issue!!!<br />No telephone number or email to reach anyone!!!!!


title: Great Food & Health mag

text:
This mag doesn't just cover food and recipes, it also covers nutrition, health and food around the world. Keep on top of the latest health news and nutrition tips.

Well researched and well written. Recommended for singles or families concerned with living and eating well.


title: Must reading

text: Been a subscriber to Sports Illustrated since 1972, so it's must reading for me every week. Writers are great in this.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine


title: Home Cooking

text: Enjoyed the magazine.


title: B H and G Magazine

text: I enjoyed my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Got it yesterday, way kool


title: love

text: Way to much to read in one sitting, love it


title: Yoga Journal only digital?

text: I just figured out (duh!( that I will not be receiving real, in-print Yoga Journals any longer. It appears to be only available on-line. I have subscribed for years....and have always found this to be well written and helpful to my practice. I often cut out articles to  save.  Can't do that anymore--though, I guess I can print them out (if they let me).<br />Mainly,I am sad, for the change in venue. I still read real books and write real letters to people. But I guess that is "Old School". I am 76--so a dying breed.


title: Endless calls from India

text: I work for a small Landscape Architecture firm, and we get a lot of magazines that we don't really want. Publishers apparently get paid by advertisers according to how many magazines they send out, so you can't MAKE them stop — no matter how many times you cancel a subscription. However, most such magazines are simply a waste of paper & postage —Building Design & Construction is a seriously active time-waster and major annoyance, because they call about once a day, asking you to spend "a few minutes" completing a survey. No matter how many times you tell them to CANCEL, they just won't stop calling & calling & calling…


title: good reading for kids

text:
I subscribed 4 years ago for my then 7 year old son. He has been enjoying it and immediately read it once new issue comes. The problem for him now is it's not enough for him. He usually finishes an issue 1-2 hours.

I am encouraging him to read adult copy. Which I enjoy it so much too.


title: Excellent magazine

text: I subscribed it 6 years ago for my then high school son upon a friend's recommendation. He has seldom read it. But I fall in love with the magazine. I read every pages except ads ones, enjoying the wide and deep covered topics and beautiful pictures. Digital copies have less pictures so I keep the printed copy and skip a electronic reader.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT! THANK YOU!


title: Five Stars

text: Must read for new bee keepers.


title: Little brother likes them

text: I purchased a 6 month subscription for my 8 year old brother for Christmas. He likes them and reads them all. Magazines came on time.


title: Info about locations for outdoor activities

text: Love this magazine use the info to plan future trips


title: Ingredient subtitutions

text: Ingredient substitutions found in the recipes are very helpful.


I'm a retired tour operator who wishes this magazine was alive when I needed it. In my retirement I spend three weeks a year in Maui and I love this magazine./Jan Jackson, Publisher, CountryTravelerOnline.com


title: Even during this pandemic, Sports Illustrated find good subject matter

text: With no sporting events going on, I thought I wasted my money when this pandemic struck, but in the last two issues I've read some amazing article about some intense subject matter, from violent murder, to bank robbery, which is of to read in Sports Illustrated, but we're in odd times now, and I commend the writers at Sports Illustrated.


title: Too liberal for my tastes...

text: I enjoyed Rolling Stone back in high school and college (90's-2000's); however I don't know if its because I've changed and am now in the work force and out of school, but this magazine has gotten too liberal for my tastes. I used to read it to keep up with music and movies, but decided it wasn't worth keeping a subscription to just flip past heavily biased articles and exposes.


title: Merry Christmas!

text: This is an easy Christmas gift for my SIL.


title: Four Stars

text: THIS WAS PURCHASED FOR MY GREAT GRANDCHILDREN AND THEY REALLY ENJOY IT


title: very informative

text: love this magazine...let's you know about all these places,,some I never heard of before. also about small hotels and restaurants in the area.<br />Planning to go to Florida...get it you will not be sorry.


title: A classic spoof magazine.

text: Great buy. I am sure that I will enjoy it.


title: Beauty research

text: Only few interesting articles only 1


title: Relevant news

text: Nice


title: Four Stars

text: I like most of the articles.  Wish some for older women as we are all aging.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: My 12-year old received this magazine for his birthday.  He loves it!  I love hearing him tell me about all of the cool things that he's read about.


title: Five Stars

text: Really enjoy this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: as expected


title: Five Stars

text: Great renewal deal


title: Five Stars

text: Funny, witty, unparalleled technical skills, plus restaurant reviews.


title: Enjoyable reading

text: I enjoy this magazine and the price is right. Buying it a few times in the store covers the whole price of the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: The best woodworking magazine around.


title: Hard to get, but worth the wait.

text: This is a wonderful magazine that comes from the UK. Delivery is slow and unpredictable each month.


title: I like the updates on what is happening in the Entertainment ...

text: I like the updates on what is happening in the Entertainment world but sometime they seem to push a certain TV show or movie they like. While this is a weekly mag, there are may double issues that may or may be interesting. When a double issue is released, there isn't a issue for the following week.


title: Can't stop reading it!!

text: If you like to read about the latest gadgets, inventions, and military tech, this magazine is right up your alley!!!  Plus, there is a ton of ideas for the DIY guy or gal, or for the those with tech hobbys!!


title: I love this magazine!!!

text: If you have a curious mind about the latest technological and scientific advances, along with tons of new inventions and innovations, this is the magazine to get!!!


title: Great magazine for economic literacy.

text: Have been subscribed for the last year and really like this magazine. I like to think I understand the basics of economics but thoroughly enjoy how this magazine is for all readers. There are many interesting articles in each issue over a wide variety of topics including pop culture econ. Think all 20-30s should read this magazine to set themselves up for financial success and retirement.


title: Too much trouble

text: Nothing


title: My husband is addicted to it!

text: My husband loves this magazine! He is always looking forward to the next issue. I recommend this magazine to everyone who loves trucks / jeeps.


title: If your child actually likes animals, get Ranger Rick Jr. instead

text: National Geographic kids is the USA Today of children's magazines. If your child has a genuine interest in animals or nature, look elsewhere.


title: Highlights Are Timeless

text: Kids just love Highlights. There are three different age groups, babies to pre-school, grade school, Jr. High- High School


title: Good Reading for Staying Healthy

text: Love this magazine and the subscription price is great. Lots of helpful articles and hints for staying healthy.


title: Enjoying

text: This book has helped me identify the birds in my backyard


title: Good Housekeeping is a classic!

text: I've read Good Housekeeping for years. Always find something useful to know.


title: Five Stars

text: great!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent product, very happy with this vendor.  I would use again.  Thank you.


title: Discontinued!!!

text: Discontinued!!!! I bought this for my Jeep freak daughter excellent read with amazing articles but 5 issues in they sent us a letter saying JP is no longer being produced!!!


title: I like the nature of this magazine but the content is getting light

text: Still the best woodworking magazine out there, but the content has been getting light. Could use a little more substance, other than just recycling printed versions of youtuber content.


title: Guys beware!

text: I bought this as a gift for my wife because of an amazon price reduction and recommendation.... WOW what a mistake. Its my own fault but I thought this was the real People magazine and not the style version, My wife was very disappointed and I looked like a fool when she opened up the mail box. Apparently this magazine is a huge rip off  and now I'm stuck with a years worth of a magazine that I cant even give away! Guys make sure you read the entire description, not just the quick Caps!


title: Best. Magazine. Ever.

text: This is the coolest magazine I have ever read.  I got it for my husband, who is an avid reader, for Christmas.  I enjoy reading as well, but go through spurts where I read a lot, then can't find anything I really enjoy, so I stop for a couple of weeks.  This magazine has changed that.  I read this and find TONS of books that I want to read.  The only thing bad to come from this is the amount of money we have spent on books since we got it!  Whoever came up with this idea should be given an award of some sort because he/she is a GENIUS!  Love, love, love this!!


title: The best state travel magazine

text: The photographs are superb and articles are always interesting,  Great value and very useful in discovering Texas


title: 'Keep on Truckin' with The Atlantic!

text:
My father 'gifted' me a subscription many years ago, he himself was a subscriber for 40 years! I will hopefully gift this uniquely American magazine to our grandson when his inquisitive mind is ready for it.

Having subscribed to the long defunct American 'National Observer' weekly newspaper while in college during the early 70's, I've come to appreciate how rare it is to still find periodicals like The Atlantic!

Soon to be 160 years old, not too 'shabby'! You must be doing something right.


title: i'm set til 2020!

text: great deal for a great magazine!


title: They like themselves

text: Mostly just opinionated one sided BS. If you like to hear writers and editors patting themselves on the back and then snidely excoriating anyone who disagrees then this publication is just for you.


title: Four Stars

text: GQ Always great!


title: Magazine

text: So cheap. it beat all other price I checked. Very informative magazine. Even my wife loves it. I recommend it to a friend.


title: Unable to rate it but had to fill in stars

text: Read at night before lights out and wanted to retry this magazine but no print version is available. Using a computer and its lighting is not what is needed at days end. Forget the digital format.


title: Waiting....

text: Love the magazine in the past,  will let you how this one is if and when I get the first issue!


title: One Star

text: Renewal w/o notice.


title: What's up with this magazine?

text: Ok, so the tips are great and specific, but the spanglish is disgusting!  What is this magazine trying to prove?  Why encourage this poor example of language? It's not cute and certainly not proper. As a South American living in this country since the age of 3, it is not cute nor is it endearing.  It's embarassing.  Why would you encourage this?  I read a couple of issues, crossing my fingers that it would change, but it didn't.  I was really offended at the publisher giving in to type and assuming I actually speak like this!


title: Subscription Renewal

text: This is an extension of a magazine subscription that expires this month. I will not know if I am satisfied until I receive a new issue.


title: Great Magazine

text: I'm always impressed with the quality of content and writing.


title: In Need of a New Editor, Badly!

text: Rolling Stone used to be great and full of interesting content. Those days have been over since the format changed a few years ago (and a new editor took over). Wow is it bad now. Each issue is worse than the last. Not too long ago, Rolling Stone provided great content to talk about. Now, it's issue after issue about nothing. I listen to a lot of new stuff, but Rolling Stone is way in the weeds about people that are simply not interesting to read about.


title: Henry Goldblatt Making Things Worse

text: I never really thought much of EW- just a rag that kept me up to date on entertainment news. Recently a new editor (Henry Goldblatt) took over and the magazine became a true disaster. They've eliminated top box office and other charts... I think they figure that you can get that information in a more timely manner from the web... But let's be honest, you can get everything in a more timely manner from the web. The articles are superficial and the format annoying (it's hard to tell where one article begins and another ends). They've also eliminated reader feedback- and maybe that's because everyone has stopped reading. It takes me 5 [painful] minutes to get through this magazine. I won't be renewing!


title: Information at your fingertips

text: Now that I have a motorhome, I like to keep up to ddate on things going on that affect our travels. This magazine is the only one that really does that.


title: Waste of perfectly good paper

text: I'm a professional writer and video producer. I subscribed to this magazine via Amazon thinking it would provide a useful teaching tool for the flock of interns I employ every semester. Alas, not so: the magazine is less than useless, it's actually detrimental to the inexperience and maddening to me. Why? Because the writing is very sloppy; it appears the editor/publisher never actually reads what he publishes. The articles are incoherently written, full of typos and, on those rare occasions when the writer is actually communicating, frequently factually wrong. I've written the editor/publisher several times asking him to make corrections of fact, but he never does. Finally, I wrote asking that he cancel my subscription and refund the balance of my money -- but no reply there, either. Indeed, it looks to me like the editor/publisher writes his own Letters to the Editor section, as the letters are always flattering -- and completely content-free. It's too bad this magazine has existed for 25 years, thus likely discouraging anyone else from taking a stab at publishing for the beginning consumer video market. There is definitely a need for good writing published on a regular basis for that audience -- but Videomaker is not that publication.


title: Great magazine

text: Really enjoy this magazine. Always great recipes and tips/tricks that any cooker, at any level, can use.


title: Nice

text: We've been receiving Babybug for two years...beginning with my daughter's first birthday.  They are quite enjoyable.  The stories do start to get very similar after awhile.  But then there is always Ladybug.


title: Worthless, right-wing rag.  Complete waste of money.

text: Worthless, right-wing, pro-Trump rag.  Absolutely no useful investing info.


title: Good but discontinued...

text: Good but discontinued...


title: Great price

text: Great price for a legendary magazine


title: For the really serious guitarist

text: Having played on and off for over 35 years, this is a great magazine if you're heavily in the "on" mode but is very high end if you're trying to make your way back from "off" to "on".  I tend to prefer "Guitar for the Practicing Musician" but that reflects my rock orientation and need for simpler explanations even after all these years.


title: Will make your head hurt, in a good way

text: Even if you think you're at the high end of your realm of the tech world, there is always much to be learned from this magazine.  The blend of typical hardware/software tech with biotech, space, physics, and other sciences, always out on the bleeding edge of current thinking.  Combined with the pop sections on new gadgets ("Fetishes"), humor, and lifestyle angles, this is a fun way to keep up on "technology" as Wired broadly defines it.  Omni meets Red Herring.


title: Five Stars

text: A fantastic magazine overall.


title: Women's Health

text: I like some of the articles, but I don't plan on renewing it, since I don't get as much out of it to renew.


title: Reader's digest

text: This is a good magazine, but I can read it for free at library.


title: Ladies Home Journal

text: I like this magazine and am glad that I ordered it.  It has useful tips and articles that are of interest to me.


title: Four Stars

text: good product, will buy again if needed


title: Great magazine

text: Always a great magazine. A really broad selection of what is happening in science now. Interesting read that keeps one current.


title: great!

text: This is an excellent publication (based on the first issue). It comes from a reputable source (national geographic) therefore you can be assured that it's based on legit info, not just opinion. This is packed full of useful and enlightening info, so much so that I've shared it with at least 4 other people! I read this along with mother earth news each month and I absolutely have a richer, greener and more responsible life as a result!


title: Adirondak Life

text: Excellent Read


title: great magazine

text: enjoyable reading


title: The magazine is fine - S&H is taking forever!

text: I got this subscription for my husband on Oct. 22, 2012 and stil have not gotten one issue! It says he should have his first by 1/8/13. Over 12 weeks! Way too long for the first issue to be sent out! Very disappointed!


title: Great Magazine!

text: Our son-in-law and daughter are obsessed with their drone and are really enjoying the magazine!!


title: Great

text: This was great. Recommended!


title: The Oprah Magazine

text: Such a good offer, that I ordered the Oprah Magazine for my wife, but I'm finding a lot of good things that I want to read, too.  I'm pleasantly surprised there is so much of such high quality in a "woman's" magazine.


title: hard review

text: I am unable at this time to review because I have yet to recieve the magazine for my wife. Good luck.


title: Subscriptions great idea from Amazon

text: Whenever I get a note from a publisher of THEIR renewal prices, I always check Amazon's price for the same subscription.  It's cheaper, quicker and a more reliable means of renewing.  Thanks Amazon.


title: Great reading

text: My man loves it


title: Great reading

text: Great reading every month


title: Love it

text: It keeps on coming


title: nobody does it better

text: I got EW a few days before Chrismas for 1 year (54 issues) for $10.  Can't be beat, best entertainment mag out there, 100% satisfied.


title: Popular Science is a great read!

text: pop sci is great I have had it before.  I has a lot of great info, now and upcoming. I would recommend it to everyone.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Excellent magazine that has managed to change with the times.  I wish I had more time to read the prose and luxuriate in the pictures.


title: Not  true Architecture magazine but still very good

text:
I bought this subscription for my daughter who is starting her undergrad architecture this fall. Actually, I mixed this up with Architectural Review, which is a true architecture magazine/journal. This is more of an interior design magazine than an Architecture one. So, docking one star for misleading name.

So, why four stars? Now, I am hooked on to the home interior design and decoration articles in it and I read it regularly while my daughter doesn't care for it. I even renewed the subscription!

That said, these home design and decoration can be considered elitist (actually a positive from my point of view) and is not your typical home and garden magazine. So, you decide if it would work for your tastes.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent deal, great magazine for 'real' dreamers.


title: Great stories and fitness info ...

text: Perfect men's fitness and adventure magazine..


title: My 13 year old loves it.

text: the Amazon subscription rate is such a better deal than buying them individually.  pretty good features for young teens.  a good gift


title: Two Stars

text: There are not enough pages, it seems a bit small and limited amount of information.


title: Great reading.

text: Arrived quickly. Enjoying the magazine very much. Great articles.


title: Awesome

text: It's simple: if you love your 360, and you love video games, you need this magazine! It's super informative and the price for a whole year isn't too bad.


title: Was a favorite

text: I have taken this magazine for over 30 years and was a great fan of it but it has changed over the last few years and has more advertisements than articles and recipes.  I have finally decided it was not worth renewing.  If you want a good magazine try "Fine Cooking" or "Italia Cooking" you will really get your money's worth and some wonderful recipes.


title: The Best (and Oldest) Monthly Publication for the Cycle Enthusiast Out There

text:
If you ride, then this magazine is a must... each issue maps out fantastic rides throughout not only the continental U.S. but round the globe.  Wonderful regular columns that keep you informed, keep you on the road, keep you riding, keep you safe and keep you in style.

One of, if not  "the"  longest running magazine for motorcycle enthusiasts.  Loaded with great info and at the back great vendors for equipment, everything from bike covers to heated riding gear and armor.  I hope they are around forever.  I love getting each month's issue!

And I get EVERY month's issue too! A lot of subscriptions dis me an issue here and there, but Not "rider".  Every issue shows at my door step on time.  Subscribe!  You won't regret it. 12 dollars for 12 issues!  You can't beat that with a stick.

Also it is super-easy to subscribe and manage your subscription here at amazon.


title: Another Mag

text: After one year my daughter asked me not to renew it. She was not too thrilled with the articles, but commented on too many ads.


title: King of all car mags

text:
Its really no contest. This mag is head and shoulders above everything else on the rack. You won't find more accurate and informative tech articles anywhere this side of Racecar Engineering. There is no "fluff" in this magazine, its all "meat". Its also nearly 200 pages thick! And the ads (which are usually directly related to the article you're reading) don't suffocate the magazine at all.

They cover everything from 100hp Civics to 500hp Z06s, and anything in between. You'll get highly technical, yet easy to understand articles on things like turbos, braking, engine cooling, suspension modifications, tires, LSDs... you get the idea. And usually its not car-specific at all, the information can be used on whatever you drive and wrench on. This is just a SHORT list of current/recent project cars... 1991 C4 Corvette, 1992 Honda Civic Si, 1991 Nissan Sentra SE-R, 2002 Honda Civic Si track car, 2004 Dodge SRT-4, 1985 Toyota MR2, 1995 BMW M3, Triumph TR3, Porsche 914, Rotary Spitfire, 2002 Honda Civic Si, 2000 Civic Si, Mazda Miata, 2004 Honda S2000, 2002 MINI Cooper S, Miata-Based Locost, Ford Mustang GT, E30 BMW M3, 2002 MINI Cooper, Toyota AE86 Corolla, Porsche 944, Toyota Celica, VW GTI ITB, VOLVO 122S, Meyers Manx, Acura Integra Type R.

This is probably the only car magazine whose entire staff has grease under their fingernails. If you think that's a good thing, this magazine is for you.

Check out their website for more info:

[...]

No, I'm not affiliated, I'm just a happy subscriber for the past 8 or so years.


title: Imposter!

text: This magazine is NOTHING like it used to be. It's a fraud to be called SHAPE. It's all about beauty, makeup, everything BUT about 'shape'.  It used to be about weight lifting, exercise and the like...now...it's just a rag full of ads. very disappointed.  After the first issue I just threw it in the trash w/o opening it. Don't waste your $$.


title: A Great Source of Information

text: This magazine is a must for collectors of all stripes. Large or small, expensive or inexpensive, valuable information is available and there’s something of interest to everyone.


title: Pretty good...

text: I'm not a scientist or in the science field for that matter but this magazine is ok from what I've gathered. I've only gotten one issue so far so I cannot make a very informed judgment on it. I got it for $10 for a year so I think it is a good value.


title: EW is a superb Read!

text: My hubby & I agree that there isn't a more comprehensive, informative, well-written weekly as EW. A MUST-read for every household!


title: Took over 4 months for subscription to start

text: The magazine is informative and packed with adds.  Please order at least 4 MONTHS ahead of the time you need the subscription to start. Christmas gifts should be ordered by labor day, really.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: must-have mag

text: This magazine has been consistently good for many many years. Can't live without it


title: Only 1 received

text: Have only received 1 issue.  They do not come timely.  The magazine itself is cute but thought it would have more content in it.


title: Just what I was looking for! The writers are ...

text: Just what I was looking for! The writers are a bit snarky/goofy, which in my opinion adds to the value of this magazine. Sometimes there are too many pages of equipment reviews that are not relevant (ie winter sports, barf), but overall, as a person who likes to be outside, I find this magazine to be insightful, engaging, and inspirational.


title: and it is full of stupid (I would argue made-up) quotes from "celebrities" talking about ...

text: I wanted a "fun" magazine that would have interesting articles/ads to flip through. This writing in this magazine is abysmal, the formatting makes it difficult to read, and it is full of stupid (I would argue made-up) quotes from "celebrities" talking about fashion. Will not be renewing.


title: interview mag

text: got off to clumsy start with subscription having needed to change addresses but got this sorted out. the mag is what I expected but looking for ereader format going forward


title: Mostly Ads

text: The majority of the magazine seems to be  filled withs ads. Recipes for food seem yo be hidden in the back


title: Best magazine on homebuilding

text: This magazine is read from cover to cover and all issues are filed for later reference.  Many helpful ideas for the home builder.


title: Five Stars

text:
We the Arctruiians--excellent

Scientific--cancelled


title: I bought this for a gift.

text: I purchased this for a friend as a gift... he loves it so much, I just recently re-ordered. I don't think you will be disappointed.


title: Not interesting

text: There was very little that I found interesting.


title: One Star

text: Havent even got a magazine yet and i order in july