title: sneaky

text: My kids were very excited to receive the magazine after waiting a month and a half for the first issue. They spent an hour pouring over the content, laughing and talking about what they saw inside. I was a little annoyed that I received 3 issues at once though. At the time I should be receiving ONLY November, they sent me back issues of Sept. and Oct. which they kid have already seen. The cover of the magazine as you can see in this picture is great and attractive for the kids and they can see that it's their new Nat Geo magazine while its still sticking out of the mailbox! Really gets the kids excited. I feel that Nat Geo sends 2 back issues to get rid of them and to cut your subscription short at the end. Sept. adn Oct are past, they read those.


title: a waste of your time and money

text: They have no customer service. There is no way to reach then on their website. I did not receive the March/April magazine. I have subscribed to this and it ends Dec/2017.  When I bring up my account on the website it is all there and says my next magazine is due for June. When I hit a link that I did not receive it, it says there is something wrong with my account (say what??) and to go to customer service. Then you have to go through the whole thing again getting nowhere. There is a link when you google Cook's Illustrated phone number. They want $30.00 to help you. There is no other phone number for them anywhere. Beware getting this subscription, a waste of your time and money.


I originally bought this to give to my husband for his birthday but then I found myself reading it also.  We would discuss some of the articles over coffee in the morning which led to my honey implementing some of Handyman's excellent advice around our home.  We also bought some of the products that this magazine recommended which were spot on.  We are now on our 4th year with this magazine subscription and have no plans to let it expire.  It is our favorite for simple, inexpensive and timely home maintenance and improvements.  We love it!


title: Happy Hubby

text: My husband loves it!


title: This magazine rocks!!

text: I've gotten this magazine for years and will continue to. My 4 and 5 yr olds love doing stuff out of it and we make it a fun thing every month to find 3-4 things to try.


title: Great magazine

text: I have been receiving this magazine for many years. It's the best of it's kind in the field of photography


title: Great photography magazine

text: I have been reading and using this magazine for about 45 years. Its great and upto speed.


title: Not that much substance

text: Sure the subscription is cheap, if only it was worth even that.  As others have said the thickness of the magazine is due to the ads.  The watered down content just isn't that great overall.  Then there are other issues with this product.  Suffice it to say that as a package deal I would not purchase this in the future, especially in print.


title: Outdoor Photographer

text: I really like this magazine. I am a semi-pro photographer and have read all of the photog magazines available. This has the best writers, the best articles, and, on Amazon, the best price for a subscription.


title: This is the best hard SF periodical.

text: I have been reading this for years.  This time I am donating the subscription to my local library.  Hopefully more people will read it and be impressed.


title: TV Guide

text: Beside all the listings, this is a very interesting periodical with lots of features. It is a classy magazine with lots of pictures and comments


title: Seamless Renewal of an Existing Subscription - NOT

text: My former subscription to Smithsonian expired in February.  On 2/4/14, I ordered Smithsonian via the Amazon website (for about 35% less than the price offered by Smithsonian directly).  Your website promised seamless extensions of existing subscription (all you had to do was enter the exact same info as on the original subscription, which I did).  After placing the order, I received a quick confirmation of the renewal order noting my first issue would arrive on 4/22/14 (two and half months after placing the order),  I presume that will be the May 2014 issue.  Thus, I will miss the March and April 2014 issues.  Is this what you call seamless renewal of an exiting subscription?  It hardly qualifies as such in my book.  And to top it off, you send me an email asking me to rate a magazine that I wont be receiving for another six weeks.  I have been purchasing products from Amazon since 1998 and this is the first time you have let me down - big time!


title: Five Stars

text: Great product, price is amazing and delivered on time as promised.


title: Just didn't find contents useful. Went through it once and never have used ...

text: Just didn't find contents useful.  Went through it once and never have used it again.  Mostly found what I wasn't missing rather than what I could use


title: A good magazine, if you're interested in expensive boat tests, etc..

text: Lots of good articles, but the boats that they test are incredibly expensive.  So I'd like to see a better balance, in all price ranges.


title: Great if it suits your needs

text:
I just started reading ROLLING STONE over the past year. I am in my 40s and know the type of magazine ROLLING STONE always was. In all honestly it never drew me in. When I was younger I followed more of the main stream music which Rolling Stone did not cover. They highlighted the inventive, creative and genre bending artists - the music that defined true artists or periods in time. I was a young kid loving his pop music.

As I aged I have changed and now love all types of music. I might have appreciated the magazine when it was in its glory if my knowledge and interests were as they are now. For me, I thoroughly enjoy each issue I receive while at the same time understand why true ROLLING STONE enthusiasts would often be shaking their head at what they see. In the recent past we had Clay Aiken on the cover. I enjoy Clay's vocals but am the first to say he is in no way a defining voice in music. He is pure pop, recording music for pure marketability. I think old school ROLLING STONE ... Read more


title: Don't need two!

text: I renewed my subscription and now I have received two copies for the last three weeks.  I hope one of them ends soon.  SI seems to have a problem adding on to the end of a current subscription..  which also means the new subscription ends sooner than expected!


title: Get yours today!

text: Love, love, love it!


title: Best Magazine for Coupons

text:
While the coupons in this magazine aren't quite as good as what you can get in a Sunday newspaper or online, their expiration dates are often times months away rather than a days.  In the 12 issues you get for this price, it's well worth it for the coupons alone.

I've been able to get all sorts of free or nearly free items thanks to the coupons included.  Plus my wife likes some of the magazine articles, so that's just an added bonus in my book.

Note that Amazon's price is pretty good, but you can occasionally find deals online to reduce the price of a subscription further or get outright free issues if you hunt around.


title: Four Stars

text: GQ is hit or miss sometimes.


title: Average magazine.

text:
A reasonably well balanced magazine.  Better than Popular Photography in terms of content in that it showcases works of pros, talented amateurs and important historic photographic artists. Be reminded this magazine is published every ***other*** month (6 issues per year)

Quite often resorts to scantily clad women on the cover to get your attention.


title: Average magazine...gets repetitive after a while.

text:
Average mag that covers the basics and generally places more emphasis on the latest toys/gear and not really all that much on "photography" other than how to crop and adjust the color balance here and there.
Popular photography is heavily loaded with ads.  Once you've acquired your camaera and basic equipment, there really is no need for anything more than  a one year subscription as the articles start to repeat themselves under a "new" same headline... e.g. "How to make your colors vibrant" or "how to take control of color" or How to make the colors "pop" or "secrets of color photography" yada, yada yada...essential the same thing.

If you need photographic inspiration slightly more emphasis on "photography" and works by others I'd go for "American Photo". If you want more info on the latest gear, go for Shutterbug.

They're all quite similar at the end of the day.

Personally, I learn more about photography by critically studying the amazing photos in National Geographics or just looking at weekly photos in a weekly issue of Time magazine.


title: They make it VERY HARD TO CANCLE my subscription! ...

text: They make it VERY HARD TO CANCLE my subscription!  I was on the computer about an hour before I could get a phone  number!!


title: Watercolor Artist

text: Recently received the June and August issues. Some good articles. Thought there would be more information for beginners--more practical info.


title: Quality and price

text: It was a gift for my son, he loves it


title: Quality and price

text: It is s great magazine


title: Quality and price

text: There is nothing I disliked !! I love it!! Recommend it to everyone! 10 stars<br />Blessed bee! )O(


title: Great value

text: Love it


title: A gift that keeps on giving

text: Bought this for my baby niece, and she loves getting “presents” every month! I will definitely be renewing!


title: Easiest way to get a magazine subscription

text: I think it's important to keep the written word. Paper in hand. So I love to get my magazines in person, the old fashioned way. Through Amazon it's cheap, easy, and I love it.


title: Great  value

text: I can't say as I cook every recipe but I always enjoy reading them and learning from the inventive techniques


title: ok

text:
My 1 year old received a year's subscription to this magazine for his first birthday from my son's aunt (a children's librarian). He is now 2 years old and we have had it for an entire year.

It is ok. He likes to see it in the pile of mail for him. The stories and illustrations are ok. I like the nursery rhymes but some of the stories are ok. The books have held up to wear and tear. We still have most of the issues around mixed in his boxes and baskets of books.

 Yes, it is pretty annoying to have to rip the inserts out of them every month but it doesn't make it prohibitive to read as one reviewer suggested.  I will not be renewing this but I am considering the Ladybug-next level of books but I can't say I would be dying to order this again if we have another child. I would say it would be better for 3 months-1 year since the stories are so short. He definitely has liked longer stories for the past few months.


title: Five Stars

text: great recipes and places to travel


title: Best Runner's Magazine

text: What can I say that has not been said? RW is THE magazine for us


title: Four Stars

text: Was a favorite for the boys.


title: It’s ok…

text: Kids enjoy getting these in the mail.


title: Great articles & pictures!

text: We love it. Great articles and the pictures make us want to be there!


title: Fantastic magazine if you love TV, Movies, Music & Books

text: We've been subscribing to this magazine for years and just renewed our subscription on Amazon for half the price the magazine wanted to charge us.  It's a fantastic magazine if you love TV, movies, music & books.  Great stories about existing and new entertainment and the people behind them.  We also love the electronic version on our kindle and ipad.


title: Simple

text: Love this magazine


title: Terrific magazine for anyone in the graphic design field!

text: I purchased this Graphic Design magazine for my son who is an illustrator. The first copy took a while to arrive which I had already been told about, but it actually arrived earlier than they had originally said, which was a plus! When my son opened the magazine he thought at first it was all in the German language, but on closer inspection found it was in both English and German! I thought it was a bit expensive but it's not your usual 'run of the mill' magazine and possibly aimed at the professional graphic artist? My son is absolutely thrilled with it!


title: Great mag for all SF Fans

text: best SF mag I've ever read. Now trying to buy up back issues


title: Home Delivery

text:
Wow.  Just like Barrons, BW is starting to do home delivery so I won't miss an issue and get it on a timely basis.  Amazon is the cheapest for renewal, hard to beat.

In terms of layout, I'm still trying to get use to this format.

It would be great if I can it on Kindle Fire (though I do not have one yet).


title: Cooking or Medicine?

text: Every page you turn, you have an AD for some what kind of medicine. Its annoying to have this kind of ads in this type of magazine. And the AD its up to 3 pages. Its more comfortable reading adds that have to do with cooking / travel.


title: Long term reader off and on

text: Since college years BA Econ 1970, MA Econ 1972. All Good English Socialists at The Economist. The Orange Man in the White House pushes all the buttons for them, they can not help them selves. I do renew on the double deals and pay by check to avoid the auto renewal.


title: GQ

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Rolling Stone Magazine auto renewal

text: Although you told me this was in my magazine manager, it wasn't.  There was no way to shut off the renewal.  I don't want the magazine and I feel this renewal was fraudulently acquired.  I'd tell everyone NOT to get any magazines from Amazon as this is the SECOND time this has happened.


title: Fun flipper

text:
This magazine has great recipes (at least they Look delicious) that are light or a good party pleaser, the recipies are actually written on the back of the picture so this has been the best mag if you just want to cut out the little square that takes one fourth of the page and put it in your collection.
Not that the fun stops there.  This magazine has tons of pictures of celebrities usually in some form of a "mistake" and a "fix it" article.  Yes the mag is definatly written for woman (though I am a guy) because it has details about fixing hair and clothes (which I was amazed that they had reasonably priced clothing)...  overall I found that this mag was for actual practical use!  Also every issue is written in a supportive way about how to focus on the body with a healthy diet.
I would suggest this to any female even if you just go pay the newstand price of 2.50 per issue.  There are little antics through out the magazine which make it perfect to look through at an office or in luxery in what free time you can muster.


title: Great information

text: Finding out more about collectibles and antiques and history. Attractive publication learn a lot from it.


title: Great recipes.

text: Love the recipes.


title: Delivered correctly

text: Enjoyed reading this magazine and practicing mindfulness.


title: Good job

text: Liked that the magazine subscription was mailed to the right person and billed correctly for a change.


title: Wide range of information about cats.

text: Subject matter are  great. Used to be Cat Fancy.


title: Great way to improve one's knowledge of science.

text: Love this magazine in that it provides a  wide rang of scientific knowledge from behavioral to space science. increases knowledge.


title: Amazon provides good subcription services

text: Have enjoyed this publication for years and continue to do so.


title: Covers Everything

text: This publication is the best book reviews, interviews, psychology, economics, medical information as well as fashion cooking and decorating, also ecology and current issues discussed.


title: SOME GOOD FEATURES AND TIPS

text: TOO SMALL COMPARED TO PAST ISSUES (THE EIGHTIES) BUT INFORMATIVE


title: Easy to read

text: Always an interesting, informative read


title: Don't waste your money.

text: Pretty much a Libtard rag anymore.


title: They cheat you out of a full year subscription

text: They do not send you a full year subscription.  They sent me 2 issues, December 2008 and January 2009, that were already on the newsstands as my first issue and then wrote on my mailing label that my subscription ends in November 2009. That probably means it end in October 2009. Not fair.


title: Five Stars

text: I think they like their magazines, it was a gift for my grandsons.


title: frustrated

text: wish the digital version came with the paper subscription.<br /> seems unreasonable to have to carry paper when the digital subscription doesnt work well!


title: It's all in here!

text: This magazine has ship many innovative articles, I can't go without it.  I have made many things using their ideas and ingenuity.


title: Love HGTV

text: I am a huge fan of HGTV! Lately, since we bought our first home, I've bought many home decor magazines, but HGTV Mag, just did it for me, so I had to Subcribe!


title: cover

text: seems like  the cover is more interesting than what is inside.. disappointing.. not ready to subscribe again..too much like family circle disappointing but for the cover.. lol.


title: very disappointing

text: There seems to be only pics in magazine.. no real articles and even the pics are not of interest to me.. . did not find it useful


title: gift

text: nice to use magazines as gifts.. they are greatly received usually and something to look forward to instead of bills in the mail, lol


title: gift

text: was given as a gift and they were pleased.. I forget that magazine subscriptions make very good gifts that continue to give


title: gift

text: was enjoyed as was given as a gift that continues to give thru out the year, He was surprised and very pleased.


title: Not worth it

text: Purchased magazine on May 1, 2020 for my son who is starting to learn to ride and equitation. It is now September 16, 2020 and we have yet to receive a magazine and “return window” has closed.  I do NOT. Recommend this company.


title: First issue in about 4 weeks

text: I wish they had daytime listings. Not just night time listings. And local listings.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazines


title: 5 STARS ALL THE WAY

text: Wonderful  magazine. No problem whatsoever with this fast order, received my first issue quicker than expected.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great dog magazine.  It has such great articles with great advice to use with your own dog.  I love reading the different breed descriptions as well.  I would recommend this to any dog lover.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine is great.  I love all the helpful articles, and especially the money saving tips and coupons.  It has already saved me a bunch of money using their tips!


title: This took over 2 months for the first one to ...

text: This took over 2 months for the first one to arrive and when it finally arrived one of the stories was cut off!!!! The story should have started on page 13, but page 13 had an add and the next page started mid-sentence.


title: Too High-End for Me

text: I was not very familiar with Dwell when I subscribed to it. I thought it would focus on more unusual ideas and concepts that people of moderate means can implement but most of the focus is on high-end (very expensive) architecture and construction. I would rather read about someone who built a cool modern house out of an old railroad car than another $2,000,000 square mansion. There have been some stories of lower end homes, which I really like but there's too much high-end for my tastes. Too much excess.


title: It’s good

text: Wish it were monthly.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Second-rate Images

text: I subscribe to both NGeo and NGTr primarily for the photography.  As has been true for decades, the photographers for NGeo are the best in the world.  Every issue contains outstanding and insightful images.  NGTraveler does not, however, approach its parent publication's quality.  Not only are the photos pedestrian, but they're also rather poorly developed.  It's almost as if Traveler is the minor league for NGeo, a training opportunity.  However, the photographers for Traveler are never going to move up to the big leagues.  It's possible that Traveler uses moderately skilled stringers, but, whatever the problem is, the work is second rate.


title: Is It Possible To Get the Southern Back In, Southern Living?

text: I use to absolutely love Southern Living?  It has lost so much through the years.  It's really sad.


title: No longer publishing this magazine

text: LOVE this magazine and was Very disappointed when the quiz publishing it and substituted Southern Living


title: Nice magizine for price

text: Ok mag for value


title: Good magazine

text: I like this magazine a lot, however, it was a renewal order for my son as a gift and somehow it comes to me.<br />I've tried to fix this, but so far no luck.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: magazine went downhill

text: won't buy again


title: Best knitting magazine.

text: Only knitting magazine I purchase.  Can read it cover to cover.


title: Access for more tablets, please!

text: The magazines are great with lots of interesting and useful information. Subscription came in just fine. Only complaint is that online tablet access is limited to certain tablets, so I couldn't use that feature even though I paid for it. I hope that will soon be remedied. There are lots of different tablets out there and its disappointing not to be able to use mine.


title: Love Reader's Digest

text: Reader's Digest has been a favorite of mine for 50 years. The articles are informative and the survival stories are very well written.  I do miss the abbreviated book section.


title: Never Disappoints

text: I have been reading Reader's Digest for over 30 years. It always contains a wide variety of topics including updated medical information, human interest stories, real life experiences,  puzzles and word knowledge test. Never disappoints.


title: Did Not Receive

text: Purchased as a gift.  No issues were received.


title: Love this periodical!

text: Great tips and guidance!


title: The best!

text: One of the best aviation magazines in the world.


title: Five Stars

text: Drool worthy


title: Too expensive

text: Thorough, mostly nonpartisan.


title: Awesome

text: Awesome for projects


title: My boyfriend loves this magazine!

text: Great gift for the drummer in your life. It is packed with fun articles and a lot of valuable information


title: Style Watch + Lucky + InStyle = my style Rx...

text:
Though creative, I lack natural ability and patience to painlessly put together my outfits. Therefore, I rely on three magazines to keep "frumpy" at arm's length: People Style Watch, Lucky, and InStyle. What these three magazines have in common is their visual approach to fashion: you will not find there silly articles on global affairs written by teenage interns. Instead, you will be treated to lots of pictures of fashionable style setters not only on the red carpet, but, MOST IMPORTANTLY, in street clothing. I believe these to be much more meaningful to an average Earthling such as myself then the overstilized artsy fashion photos one finds in the likes of VOGUE...

I also like the fact that the magazine identifies the brands. I may not be able to afford everything, but on many occasions I have been able to make prudent additions to my wardrobe based on the editors' recommendations, and/or acquire more affordable article based on the "original".

Fours stars only, as I would like to see more fashions specifically for the 30's/40's set.


title: How do you avoid the HO in HORSE?

text:
The above is an actual question posed by the insightful author of a Bazaar article (August edition). For a moment it made me think Bazaar was on the cutting edge of animal psychology... Turns out, the question referred to the current equestrian trend in clothes and accessories... It gets worse: Bazaar "buys of the month" are a $750 pair of shoes, a $3,235 bag, and a $425 necklace...Yes, $4,000 is indeed my monthly accesories budget...(not!)

Over 50% of the magazine pages are advertisements. Bland ones... I buy fashion magazines for the pictures: I may not buy all the clothes, but at least I want to be informed what is current and can figure out how to emulate the looks. However, Bazaar seems to make "impractical and over the top" their mantra. Not to mention that UBER expensive is the only way they go...

The only reason why I am not angry is the extremely low price I paid for the year's subscription... I hope at some point I will see something in the 12 issues worthy of the subscription price...Hence the two stars...But... I will NOT be renewing my subscription. The magazine has gone down hill, compared to years of yore... Shame...


title: Top journalistic achievement...NOT...

text:
"How to Make a Baby Without Loosing Your Guy", "My Father the Fraudster", "I Was a High Functioning Alcoholic" are only a few of the disturbing titles from the July edition of Marie Claire, a (fashion?) magazine about 40% devoted to advertisements. The articles behind the titles are something an intern might have scribbled on her ciggie break from a more serious assignement (such as a coffee run). As for the few "fashion" layouts: July magazine received in June, with fashions for the fall (which, in my climate, does not start until Nov/December)...

Still, some of the photographs may eventually prove to be worth the five bucks I paid for a year's subscription...Oh, how sad...


title: Happy 15th anniversary, In-Style!

text:
I get annoyed with fashion magazines that, in addition to fashion and beauty advice, try to sell you poorly written articles on global affairs. The result: one page you are reading about ten best eyelash curlers, next page you are pondering the tragic fate of a female South American assassin. A radiculous combination...

Not so with In-Style. The magazine does not make pretentions about its purpose: to educate women on what to wear NOW, how to wear it and where to buy it. There is ample advice on best beauty and hair products. The articles are always fashion/entertainment industry related, nothing too heavy duty (for that I go on CNN.com and BBC.co.uk), and convey lots of useful information. To give you an example: with winter approaching, I know I must invest in a new coat and some other warmer garb. I want to make every penny count. In the September issue I was glad to discover the article: What to Know Before You Shop. I did learn some new tips and tricks! The multitude of pictures is also inspiring: I realized with only a couple of new accessories and a new way of combining items I already own, I could create at least three brand new and fashion forward outfits! Yey for me! ;o) I am also happy to report that the magazine promotes a wide range of price points: yes, there are some "dream" items, like the [...]+ necklace, but they are balanced by items below the [...] mark and everything in-between.

Anyway, I hope this magazine helps you as much as it helps me! Two other magazines you may want to try: Lucky and StyleWatch. Enjoy!


title: Fahion and shopping, without the silly articles...

text: If you are looking for a magazine full of insightful articles on global affairs, this is not it. Thankfully, I was looking for a magazine full of pictures illustrating what's in fashion at this moment, where to buy it, and how to wear it. "Lucky" did the trick. I do not have a natural talent/eye for fashion. Yet, with the help and inspiration I find in "Lucky", I feel I am able to sustain a reputation as a well dressed person (at the same time staving off that frumpy look that so many women tend to adopt with the onset of middle age...). Two thumbs up and many thanks to the editors!<br />(Four stars only, as I would like to see more fashions specifically for the 30's/40's set)


title: Badly downgraded!

text: Used to be a large edition high quality mag. What I received wasn’t worth a nickel. Skinny, too man ads, not enough quality articles. Never again!


title: great

text: was a gift for my husband.  great choice


title: Great buy

text: Nephew enjoys it!


title: High Five..the BEST!

text: I have been buying High 5 for my grandson.  He is now 6 1/2, when I asked if he wanted the next Highlights series, he said he prefers to keep getting High 5.....so wonderful to have an on going gift arrive in his mailbox.  I enjoy reading it too when I visit!


title: This is a great gift for children.

text: Our seven year old grandson enjoys his Boy's Life subscription very much, he asked us for the renewal!


title: Problem with the provider

text: Unfortunately, another person ordered this item too and that would mean that Liam got two each month. When i contacted the magazine that provides it I told them I would like them to give two years instead of one or one order would have to be cancelled.<br />They said they would get back to me and I never heard what the outcome of my inquiry was.


title: Great magazine, not so good renewing subscription.

text: The magazine is great.  However, this was supposed to be a subscription renewal and I wound up with a subscription overlap -- 2 issues of the same magazine.  Trying to get that straightened out now.


title: Five Stars

text: I love All Recipes.com, the magazine is great and has recommendations from real readers too.


title: my 1 year old's favorite books

text: We love Highlight Hello!  Each issue contains songs, stories, poems, and a find it puzzle.  The stories are short and often rhyming and all are nicely illustrated. The pages are like a laminated card stock and sewn together (as opposed to staples).  They hold up really well,especially considering that my son carries these everywhere!  They are his favorite books.  He carries them around, flips through the pages, requests that we read them repeatedly.  He has 5 or 6 issues now and I have ALL the stories, poems, and songs memorized, lol!  This would make a great baby or first birthday gift :)


title: Probably still the best guitar mag for most players

text:
I've subscribed to GP and/or Guitar World off and on for probably 25 years, and I've bought numerous copies of other guitar mags through the years, as well.

To me the most "serious minded" have always been GP and GW, but something about GP always appealed to me more.  They've changed the format here and there over the years, of course, but overall I think they've settled into a nice little niche.

I love discovering new music, and they have numerous articles each month about players I've never heard of, or haven't thought about in awhile.  I see the mag in three different sections:  articles, lessons & reviews.

Their articles tend to be pretty good, although more depth would be nice in some of the features (but that's always the case with U.S. magazines, for the most part).  The lessons in general are ok.  It's always hit or miss as to whether you'll actually find something you can use.  A few years ago their lesson section was a few pages of little micro-lessons, which appealed to me more.  I'm not one to sit down and absorb the entire magazine in the course of a month.  Overall, there's a lot to learn.  Some of the stuff they present assumes too much knowledge of theory, however.  Their recent feature on Jim Herring sort of made sense in places, but much of it was far too advanced for me.  (I've been playing a long time, but I don't know much technical theory - though I'm always trying to learn).

Then we get to the gear reviews.  I love to read about gear, and see what's new.  Guitar magazines, or even just magazines in general, often get the "payola" tag thrown at them.  If PRS advertises every month, can GP give their gear an objective review?  Meh.  Probably not, but all reviews everywhere should be taken with a grain of salt.  Last year they reviewed a very limited PRS guitar that cost something like $8k, and they listed nothing under concerns.  To me there's a bit of disconnect from reality there.  How many people can afford a guitar that expensive?  Would anyone expect an $8k guitar to be anything but excellent?  So to me it was a bit of a knob-polishing for PRS and served no real purpose.  Oh well.  Certain manufacturers will always get mostly positive reviews.  Then they'll nitpick something by a smaller manufacturer - the G string caught in the nut a bit in one review and it was mentioned under "concerns".  To me those sorts of things are irrelevant to a guitar "off the rack" because once you buy something you'll set it up to your tastes.

Anyway, I enjoy getting GP, it's a decent read, and pretty much delivers what I expect.  As others have mentioned I also appreciate that they're trying to get away from the ubiquitous Hendrix/SRV/Page/Beck/whoever tribute issue syndrome and are making a point of focusing on players across the spectrum, for the most part.

FYI: in my current stint I've been subscribing for probably 4-5 years without a break and I've never had problems getting my monthly issues.


title: Very leftwing news magazine

text: I don't know how long I'll subscribe --- there is a constant drumbeat of censure of the right, criticism of conservatives, citizens and politicians alike. It is clearly deliberate propaganda, so what does that have to do with news? It would be a good magazine if it took a neutral, objective position, as it should. But wow, there is a deliberate whack against the right on every double page. Gratuitous insulting: throwing away a lot of the potential audience.


title: Five Stars

text: a must have,,,helps a lot


title: Four Stars

text: i like this,,


title: Five Stars

text: i love this,,,great x mas gift


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson enjoys this magazine very much


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Used to Love More

text: I started reading More when it was first published. It was so refreshing to read articles about real women my age. More has gone so far downhill in the last couple of years that I usually throw it in the recycling bin shortly after it arrives. I guess even though I'm in my late 40's, I am not wealthy, fashionable, angst-ridden or Botoxed enough to appreciate More. If you are a 40-something CEO with an unlimited budget, it may appeal to you.


title: I watch HGTV all the time and love it but the magazine so far seems to be ...

text: I watch HGTV all the time and love it but the magazine so far seems to be geared toward modern houses which is not my cup of tea,


title: Smithsonian has produced a quality magazine for many years and ...

text: Smithsonian has produced a quality magazine for many years and has maintained its standard. I may not always be interested in every article, but I end up reading each one. Always well-written and thought provoking.


title: magazine review

text: I ahd to get the magazine for a class.  The teacher said we were to get a big magazine first.  But I didn't.  So I don't know if that is the annual one you recieve at the beginning of the year.  But overall, for the money saved, its a good magazine


title: Awesome

text: Please don't send anymore. Son can't hike or camp out . It was his love.


title: I love this magazine subscription

text: I love this magazine subscription. The magazine is beautifully laid out, and the recipes are always amazing. I’ve been using their website and their magazine to learn to cook over the past five years or so. I


title: Love

text: Love this magazine.  Period


title: Great-informative-interesting magazine.  I ordered as a gift for a freind.  She loved the magazine!

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for years.  It is informative-interesting-helpful magazine.  I ordered this subscription for a friend.  She loved it!


title: Poor delivery schedule

text: Kid likes the magazine, but one month we don't get a magazine, the next we get 2 or 3 months on the same day.


title: I'm sure the magazine will be great, but I was billed for it and the ...

text: I'm sure the magazine will be great, but I was billed for it and the subscription won't begin until  early December.


title: Four Stars

text: Like AL things in recent years, it's gotten smaller!


title: Husband is happy.

text: I bought this subscription as a gift for my husband. He has been receiving them for just over a year now. He enjoys flipping through them every month when it arrives. He says he's happy with it and would like to continue to receive them.


title: This is a great magazine for ideas to use in your home and ...

text: This is a great magazine for ideas to use in your home and your life. The digital version is also great so that you can just click other websites while reading on your ipad.


title: late all the time

text: Always late


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Lots of DIY........


title: Five Stars

text: Love it, love it, love it!!


title: AJN

text: If I could only read one professional nursing journal AJN is the one I would read. I have read AJN since nursing school and no matter what specialty I have worked in, I have appreciated its content. I find the articles to be of extremely high quality, I discover important nursing news, and the research articles are written in language that is clear and understandable.


One of my favorite gifts is an great magazine for kids , and this really fills the bill. Its both fun and fact -filled ; my 11 year old grandson loves it.


title: Very pleased! Daily reading.

text: My husband loves this magazine.


title: They Love!

text: Gift.  They Love!


title: It's kind of fun to discover that many of the celebs from childhood ...

text: Enjoyable reading when you want something light and not offensive.  Most the stories are about celebrities from the past, and their interviews are usually done with their cooperation so it's not your twisted scandal sheet.  It's kind of fun to discover that many of the celebs from  childhood led pretty impressive lives, lives that you were unaware of as a kid.  Was surprised to learn that the actor who played Maxwell Smart (Don Adams) in the Get Smart series fought on Guadalcanal in WWII.  It's more nostalgic, which can be charming and fun to read.


title: Completely Irrelevant, Lost its way, Inaccurate

text: Literally I recoil away when I see the current issues of RS and one of the best examples of my revulsion would be this sample copy with a totally irrelevant person and the headlines of movements and bills that never made introduction.  Too liberal, too fake and of course the lawsuit(s) about their reporters/editors who make up copy and sources is anti-intellectual and in fact illegal.  No creditability at all...


title: Disappointing

text: Love the magazine but could not get the app on my Fire and tech support could not help.  It's the first time I've ever been disappointed with Amazon support.  I spent half an hour trying to figure it out and the tech said she'd send it to the engineers and email me an answer.  The email was exactly what we had spent half an hour on.  It simply was not worth it.  I cancelled the subscription.


title: First time

text: Issues arrived pretty fast. Have gotten two so far. We love em. They are very thorough and interesting. What do you have to loose? If you don't like, you can always cancel pretty easily through Amazon later.


title: Good articles and puzzles

text: Like this magazine. Interesting articles about people I know. Also, love the puzzles.


title: Great ideas!

text: Wonderful magazine with great articles!  I'm not always drawn into magazines, so they usually get thrown out without being read much.  This one is just inviting from the cover on!  There are all sorts of ideas and suggestions for organizing, craft ideas, rejuvenating rooms, that are affordable.  It's just a breath of fresh air to me.  Gives me ideas that are within my reach and so much more.


title: Five Stars

text: was a gift.


title: enjoy yoga

text: Lots of good advise and positions to try.  Good calendar for events.<br />Glad I have a subscription.


title: It’s only 3 issues!

text: My grandkids love this magazine! Unfortunately it’s only like 3 issues!


title: Love this oldie!

text: My husband and I really like this magazine as it brings back memories.


title: Great magazine if you like old movies and real movie stars.

text: I love this magazine. It's got all the older stars, and not a Kardashian in sight.


title: Love Story Monsters

text: Love Story Monsters. It filled with the latest books and products that will encourage any child to have fun while they learn. Interesting articles that will keep anyone plugged-in and current in what is around for your child. Great resource!!


title: I dont hate the magazine, I hate that it got cancelled by amazon for whatever reason

text: so after two months of waiting for it to arrive in june they cancelled it so I had to re order it and it wont come till july . I was told I would get a 5 dollar credit on the re order which I didnt . Was then told I would get it on my next order so lets hope so.


title: GREAT JEEP READING!!

text: I am a jeep owner, I also love off-roading. This magazine make the keeping experience better. Gives solutions to problems, Gives you ideals on upgrades. It's one of the best keeping magazines out there!!!


title: Kids

text: My 8 yo granddaughter loves this magazine.


title: My favorite car magazine!

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years, it is well stocked with amazing writers and keeps one up with the latest updates in the automotive world. Plus, Amazon offers the best price for subscriptions!


title: good gift

text: good gift for golf fan


title: Old school

text: Nothing like getting a magazine in the mail. Beats an app any day! NG still delivers!


title: Great for KIDS

text: Kids LOVED IT


title: Discover Magazine is perfect for science lovers

text:
The Discover Magazine is perfect for someone who loves science, but isn't a professional in every scientific field.

It is serious science, but is at the level for the general intelligent population.  It isn't the nonsense fluff that you sometimes find in Popular Science. It never gets into crazy pseudo-science nonsense. It isn't as deep as Scientific American.

I always really enjoy reading Discover Magazine.  I carefully read it cover-to-cover, without skipping a single article.


title: Great

text: It is as good as ever!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the hoots and ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy each issue!


title: Did not order this magazine

text: I did not renew this magazine but somehow it was renewed for me.  It is a very good subscription price, but being so busy I have not had time to read the magazine so I was not going to renew.  Somehow it automatically renewed.  I am looking into canceling the magazine not because I do not enjoy it but because I never get the chance to read it.


title: Huge mistake, wish I had never subscribed

text: I made the mistake of subscribing to Wired a year ago and it has been an awful experience. Their customer service portal is janky and clunky, which is pretty shameful considering what they do. I've hit unsubscribe on their weekly/monthly emails multiple times but they still keep coming. Their customer service department is not helpful at all, either. Stay away!


title: My granddaughter loves  them so I renewed it, but the order was messed up.

text: Part of the fun of giving HIGHLIGHTS is that the kids get them in the mail directly.  The first year I bought them for my granddaughter, that is what happened.  I "renewed" for this Christmas - and made no changes. I paid upfront and they were to deliver them directly to my granddaughter.  They started sending the magazine straight to me.<br />I can't get them to fix it.


title: Taping tv shows

text: Need my tv week to tape all my shows,for th week. I work late and enjoy watching then at night


title: must to be desired

text: This magazine was disappointing. I really thought I would find some good articles, ideas etc... but all I found was expensive suggestions to buy buy buy stuff that was a ton of money, be wasteful with what I call "lazy ideas" & it has tons of ads-though I know ads are needed-too much makes me never buy a magazine again-I'm not paying for a magazine to look at product ads with no real content. A few ideas were good but overall I was very disappointed in this magazine. If you want to live a more simple life try the library & look for some good books rather then purchasing this magazine.


title: It's nice

text: The magazine is nice-some good articles & ideas. Fun for a relaxing read. Paper quality is nice-not thin like some magazines that rip easy.


title: Nice magazine

text: Teen Vogue is a nice magazine for teens. Has some nice stories & lots of fashion ideas. Does seem to be a bit overloaded with ads for product after product, which seems the norm for magazines like these.


title: No junk, just good reading!!

text: Favorite Magazine!!! Been getting it for almost 50 years. Now I also get it for 2 of my daughters.


title: Not for me

text: Not enough local items.


title: Five Stars

text: my granddaughter loves it and is always looking for the next issue.


title: Great magazine. Lousy supplier.

text: My wife likes the magazine but the ordering (and canceling) process is atrocious. It was such a hassle that she probably won't renew when this subscription ends. It's just not worth the hassle.


title: Maybe I'm Too Old

text: Though I am pretty tech savy at an older age,  much of what Wired covers is over my head.  I realize that much of it is science focused, so I give it to my son-in-law.  He loves it.


title: Wokeness is not OK. And really needs proofreading

text:
I got Kindle subscription for free as part of Kindle Unlimited deal, so I didn’t have to pay for it, which makes this bearable.

This particular issue (May 2021) was dedicated to Octavia Butler, who I simply can not stand (gasp). She was a leader of woke in SF at the time when word “woke” did not yet exist. As a result, about 1/3 of the magazine is a woke garbage - global warming killing people,  blacks are honest, noble and brave, white people are racist, heartless killers,  corporations and capitalism are bad, and so on.
Remaining 2/3 of the stories are actually good, and I enjoyed them a lot.

Unfortunately, something I can possibly attribute to kindle formatting errors created really bad grammar and spelling. Proofreading of final release is a must.

I’m giving this 2 stars, and will update my rating based on my experience with more issues. I really hope that wokeness will be kept in check, but I’m not holding my breath, because editorializing shows that selection  was very intentional.


title: If he's happy, so am I

text: My husband loves this subscription I got for him. If he's happy, so am I.


A great price.  Reader's Digest never disappoints. I have been enjoying it for over 30 years.


title: Wonderful magazine.

text: I love Arizona.  Amazing articles and pictures as well as history of state and artists.


title: Wonderful magazine.

text: Lots of wonderful artists info and background. Love it.


title: Love this great magazine.

text: Love this magazine. Great art and the companion magazine "Native" is a real treat !!!  Looking forward to the next issue.


title: Three Stars

text: info out of first magazine


title: Good magazine at great price.

text: Good magazine. Hard to go wrong for $5 a year!


title: Good price

text: I checked around and found that this was a good price and, for convenience,  it is renewed every year.  If you have a current subscription, it will be added to whatever is left.


title: Good deal for a newsworthy magazine

text: It's Time magazine.  Says it all.


title: One Star

text: does not give useful information. Limited in scope. Would not recommend it or renew it


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Simply love it!

text: The secret to a happy life is in this magazine, I swear! Beautifully presented with luscious pictures, it also abounds with wonderful articles.  I want to save every issue!


title: Best Christmas Present Ever

text: I got a subscription to this magazine for my husband as a Christmas present.  Not only is he thoroughly enjoying each super-interesting issue, but so am I.


title: great magazine for kids

text: My 6 yr old grandson loves this magazine. He can't wait for the next issue to come out.  Good little stories about a lot of things.


title: Wow!

text: Martha is a true style setter.  She has a real gift for creating beauty and elegance - even in casual settings.  She created an industry out of living well and continues to deliver decades later.  She is an icon, and I love this magazine!


title: Not as great as I'd hoped that it would be

text: I bought a subscription to this and to Martha Stewart's Living at the same time.  I haven't used one recipe from this magazine and feel that it has far too many ads in it.  I love the other magazine, though.


title: Great deal

text: Quick delivery as described, love this magazine. Amazon got me an amazing deal for this magazine , well look for more deals like this


title: I cancelled my subscription

text: Too much advertising, very little content.


title: Great nostalgia but too many ads

text: There was a sale so I decided to purchase this subscription, as I like old photos and historical items. I also love using vintage images for mixed media art, so this is good source material for my projects. Overall it's a fun magazine to go through, and I've shown it to my mom and dad who also get a kick out of it. If you are a baby boomer or have parents/grandparents who are boomers, that is the primary target audience. Where it lacks for me is that there is soooo much advertising, like the kind you get in the mail in that one big envelope for As Seen On TV-type items. I may be overstating but it feels like half the real estate in the magazine is for ads. I only paid $5 for the entire subscription, so it's not a huge deal, but if I can't renew at $5 for the next year, I won't bother with it.


title: Worth it's weight in gold

text: Last decent magazine


title: Good price

text: Very good


title: love it

text: I cook a lot of recipes from this magazine and I am rarely disappointed in the results.  The recipes are clear, pictures are very nice and nearly every recipe has a picture.


title: A NICE MAGAZINE TO BROWSE THROUGH

text: I HAVE TAKEN VANITY FAIR FOR YEARS, MOVED TO ANOTHER STATE AND THE SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRED.  THIS WAS SIMPLY A RENEWAL OF A MAGAZINE I LIKE TO READ JUST BEFORE DROPPING OFF TO SLEEP,ON THOSE NIGHTS  (WHEN I DON'T WANT TO TAKE ON  A BOOK THAT REQUIRES CLOSER CONCENTRATION).


title: Coupon book without the coupons

text: 90% ads, no good articles.  Just your regular left slanted, east coast magazine.  Even if your view is leaning left, be ready to read the last months big headline from MSNBC.

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title: Lucky Magazine = fun!

text: I've never gotten this magazine as a subscription before, but now I look forward to it. I like that there is the digital subscription as well, because I can finish reading the magazine on my tablet. The free scarf that came with it isn't too great, but hey, I didn't buy this for the scarf.


title: Entertaining

text: This magazine is entertaining and informative.  We enjoy receiving it each month.  We got a pretty good deal for it on Amazon.


title: Can not wait for the next issue!

text: This magazine is great in the fact that it pays for itself. There are so many great, and sometimes high-valued, coupons inside. It is a must for everyone that is looking to save money.  I also love the recipes and fun holiday themes. There are many creative ideas that I just can't wait for the next issue!


title: Glad I returned to it.

text: I just started taking the Smithsonian again after several years and as always it is tops in its articles. Does have quite a few ads but I guess they are necessary for the upkeep of the magazine and writers. It is said, to stay young you should learn something new every day and the Smithsonian could keep you brain smart with ease. Love it..


title: Subscribe and enjoy!

text: Great  magazine if you like wild birds and flowers. My wife and I enjoy each issue very much. The photos are outstanding and articles informative.


title: All ads

text: All ads. Very little content left in this publication. Amazon says that I need to write eleven more words. Eleven.


title: Awesome mag

text: Still can't do anything around the house, but it shows me I'm capable of new levels of failure. I keep finding new things to mess up in the house, but it keeps me busy.


title: Best magazine out there!

text: The best !  Covers a wide variety of subjects.  Informative,  interesting and always surprising stories.


Thoroughly enjoying this.  Very good companion guide for the AllRecipes website.


title: Excellent Children's Magazine

text: We received this magazine as a gift subscription last December. Beautiful illustrations and interesting short stories with large letters so they are easy for children to read. My daughter (age 4) can read some of them herself, my son (age 3) looks at the words and the pictures and listens to my daughter read and I have even enjoyed reading this magazine from time to time. This is a great children's magazine!  I recommend this magazine for children who have just learned to read and for children and parents to read together.


title: MAD has become political correct.

text: MAD used to pick on Everyone! Now it's just anti-trump and pro-democrat. Everyone's doing that...its boring.


title: Great Magazine...If It Would EVER Show Up! 😠

text: I really like Women's Health magazine. They usually have a lot of good articles and exercises in the magazine. HOWEVER, my first issue was due arrive in April. It did. I have not received another since. Not very happy at all. I have to call HEARST Publications to resolve the issue. Not super happy. Thanks for my $5 subscription, I didn't realize it was only one issue. 😠


title: Bookmarks

text: This is where I find my new books to read.  Great reviews and many genres.  I also like the articles on book clubs and authors.


title: Still relevant and informative

text: I have been subscribing to Nat Geo for almost 40 years. Can't beat it. The stories, the photos, and the information  are priceless. The editors keep updating it  over the years so it is relevent to the times. I really appreciate reading it.


title: Nope

text: This was a good magazine, but they went out of business in July (and I only received two issues, fwiw). I'm presuming there won't be any refunds?


title: Great gift for a car lover.

text: Great car mag for the car lover.


title: Only one  month received

text: Did a three month intro but just received my first magazine since August--very disappointed with this offer, if I don't get two more editions!


title: provides good information

text: This is my second year with this magazine. It has well written articles and provides good information. I recommend it.


title: Lacking content

text: Disappointed in the content.


title: A disappointment to my senior long term care facility friends

text: I bought this subscription as a gift to roommates in a long term facility who are avid readers, but because of Covid 19 have been unable to check out library books.  They were so excited to receive the first few editions of the magazine this fall, but very disappointed not to receive the December, 2020 issue. I can't seem to find any information on how to rectify this for these 2 darling senior citizens, both without close family members.  It may seem like a small thing, but it was one pleasure they had started to look forward to each month, especially since one is deaf and both need large print to read.  I am so sad to have disappointed them and at a loss to know how to mix the problem.


title: I love Entertainment Weekly!

text: I love Entertainment Weekly.  The articles are great and I love reading the columns.  If you are a TV viewer, movie viewer, music lover, or book reader then this is a great magazine with inside info and reviews.  Also, their website ew.com is free and they have TV recaps of many shows and I find reading them enhances my TV experience


title: Articles for everyone

text:
My favorite magazine along with INC. I find the layout visually appealing and articles and content very powerful. I draw great inspiration reading what the magazine provides. I am not even in business. I am an educator, but use the ideas of creativity and innovation to enhance my teaching and mindset.

By far one of the best magazines out there. I subscribe to many magazines as I am a magazine junkie and this one is in my top 3!


title: Once a month

text: When I started it was a weekly.  Then it went to biweekly. Now it is monthly.  I bought on a super cheap subscription.  Starting to not even be worth half of my low price.  They are also inserting PROGRESSIVE politics. If you are a sports fan, as I am, you will probably be disappointed.  I hate to give bad reviews, but this has gone way downhill in the last 2 years.


title: What happened to your magazine!

text: What happened to your magazine?  It used to be a good source of wonderful tasty recipes.  Now it is down to two months in a very thin issue with hardly anything.  Just about all the recipes in this issue are gag awful.  I mean really, egg free, meatless, avocado mousse, falafel, quinoa, lentils, yogurt ricotta cheesecake and the winner is cottage cheese brownies?  I do cook healthy meals, and if I am looking for a new recipe it is a sure thing I wont find it in your magazine anymore.  I see others have felt the same from your reviews.  I will not be renewing!


title: Through the years

text: The New Yorker has been giving me insightful articles, hilarious cartoons and provoking poetry for decades.  I can't get along without it.  I like having both the print and tablet editions as well as the daily emails.


title: Perfect

text: My nieces and nephews love this magazine


title: Love Traveler magazine

text: we have gotten this magazine for many years and love it.


title: Family Favorite

text: Ordered for my 6-year-old daughter and she absolutely loves the magazines. Some of the material is a little challenging for her, to be expected since she's a beginner reader but overall it's a hit. Would make a wonderful gift for kids anywhere from K-3rd grade or maybe even a little older. National Geographic does a fabulous job with the content and photos as expected, it's not too ad heavy, (Thank you NatGeo!), and they are fun and entertaining. She is always excited when "her" mail comes and I love reading them with her too. The price is wonderful too. The magazines arrived sooner than expected too and we have had no delivery issues there.


title: Great Stuff

text: I love National Geographic.  It has the best photos and the stories are amazing.  This is a great addition for anyone's reading list.


title: Reading with information, animals and pictures

text: My grand daughters love this magazine for the information and pictures of animals all over this world.


title: Good purchase

text: Easy gift to give and long lasting read! My son-in-law really likes this one so much that we got it for him again.


title: Three Stars

text: OK recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: I love every article in the Reader's Digests copys.


title: Cover my cost!

text: Everyone has made good points for the value/lack of value of this publication.  I can say that in the years I have subscribed, I have had at least one suggestion/year that has saved me money.  Free advice?  Anytime.


title: What I do not like about TV Guide

text: The only thing I do not like about the TV Guide has nothing to do with your service. I do not like double issues. They have a hard time just getting one week correct without trying for 2. A lot of the listings are incorrect.


title: Back to Countryside again.

text: Have not read Countryside for years and so glad to start it up again. Great particles to read. Love to see how others manage to live their dream.


title: Excellent Info

text: I recommend this journal to every horse owner. The publication accepts no advertising whatsoever, which means it costs more but is not beholden to the companies that make the products it reviews.


title: great

text: I have been reading this magazine for years, great magazine


title: The best publication for BMW owners!

text: This is a great magazine for BMW owners.  Unlike most of the other magazines on BMW's, which are often published from the UK, this one is printed in the USA and covers a wide range of topics each month on new and older models.  One highlight for US owners is that the magazine is full of ads and websites to buy parts and performance upgrades.  A quick glance through this magazine and in about 20 minutes I was able to find some parts for my 1987 535is, and at a significant discount!<br />Typically the articles, photos and tips cover the wide range of models from the 70's, 80's, 90's up through the most recent offerings.  While the editorial staff has often been accused of being too biased in favor of the marquee, what would you expect from a BMW magazine?  If you are an owner or fan of these "ultimate driving machines" then this publication should be part of your monthly reading.


title: A Melancholy Look at Wildlife

text: National Wildlife has followed the trend taken by most other nature magazines in the past decade - the trend of pessimism.  Mother Nature knows there are serious problems for wildlife associated with human society, but I need the occasional pleasant break to keep me out of the depressed state seemingly held by these magazine editors.  As recently as ten years ago, National Wildlife and others ran detailed articles about the fasnicating lives of our wild neighbors.  Since then, the magazines have gone from a nature documentary format to one of "bad news monthly."  With our increasingly urbanized human population, this may be the only way to sustain interest in wildlife and their plights, but I fear it is turning some of us away.  While I don't think National Wildlife should shy away from political and lifestyle issues, I do think they should lighten up a bit.  The photographs are still beautiful, and the animals are still fascinating.  I hope the NWF doesn't lose sight of why we became interested in wildlife in the first place.


title: Earn a Don't Read Boys' Life Merit Badge

text:
I haven't touched this magazine in over a decade.  I used to read it every time I got an issue in my parents' mailbox.  Of course, by read, I mean I would skip through the articles that taught me nothing and head over to the comics.  Dink and Duff were my favorite, although not laugh-out-loud funny.  I recently skimmed through Webelos Woody, The Tracy Twins, Peewee Harris, and the sometimes hilarious Pedro.  When I was even younger, I used to spend a *lot* of time perusing the junk pages, where you could order 8 pranks for the price of a dollar or something.

Now, as an alternative, I highly recommend going through the Boy Scout Handbooks with your kids.  The Cub Scout handbooks are just as interesting as the Boy Scout ones, and they actually teach you about health, staying fit, learning knots, Fire safety, backpacking/camping tips, etc.

I don't know how the modern Boys' Life compares to the old issues, but it seems like it's fallen for the same virus as every other magazine I've stopped ordering: advertisements.


title: Rolling with Rolling Stone

text: If you love music you'll love this, I hadn't read Rolling Stone since I left the music industry, I bought the first issue of this magazine so it has been an important player for musicians and the industry at large.  If you haven't read it in a while take another look, you appreciate that you did.


title: Vanity Fair

text: One of the great values in magazines, great stories, interesting pix from cover to back it's one of the best buys in magazines you can make.


title: Expensive harsh toilet paper.

text: 85% Ads, short articles, nothing really new or informative. You would be hard pressed to find more than 5 pages without at least 1 ad, most have half page ads actually. Junk, pure junk.


title: Delightful magazine

text: When this magazine started it was on the best paper. That has changed but the content is still great. Organization tips, food, decorating on a budget…


title: My favorite magazine

text: I know in this paperless world that magazines are not as popular. This one is easier on paper. I have been reading Reader’s Digest my whole life. It has gone through many formats. It is the one magazine that there is something in it for everyone. I read it cover to cover every month. Uplifting stories, financial, jokes, health, fitness, nutrition… GO AHEAD AND SUBSCRIBE!!!!!


title: Hip, fun and always informative

text: If technology interests you at all, this might be the best thing you can read on monthly basis. Mainly targeting young to middle-aged, upper-middle-class audience, WIRED provides pertinent articles about technology and how it intertwines with politics, travel, entertainment, sex, science and all other aspects of life. It's visually attractive and slick as it is comprehensively informative and groundbreaking.<br />I have been a subscriber since 2000 and I have read every single issue since then. I have very much enjoyed it and I totally recommend it.


title: Great Magazine for Coin Collectors and Investors

text:
A couple of years ago I decided to try to improve the value of my coin collection.  So, instead of buying just whatever coins I find interesting, I've been buying mostly graded coins that I believe have the best chance at increasing in value.  CoinWorld Magazine has been a great help towards that goal.  I use the monthly price guide to determine how much I am willing to pay for a coin, so I end up shopping around a lot more for value.  Plus, the articles are always interesting and educational.

This is a great magazine for any coin collector or investor.


title: Unfortunately, becoming more of the same

text: The first issue of Concho River Review I purchased (at Brazos Bookstore, Houston) was a mixture between the same old "avantgarde, creative" stuff and a few insightful pieces. The latest issue, Volume XX, is a total disaster: it's entirely the kind of machine-stamped, workshop-generated, topicless, "unique" in setting but mindless in execution, trendy garbage. There is nothing of literary value here although the poem "Lapse" is amusing. I hope Concho River Review gets off the MFA trip it is on and resumes printing material that is actually critical of the assumptions we make, conveys learning instead of emotional sure bets, and has something at all to say, because right now this is a wasteland of zero value.


title: PS Life

text: This was a renewal subscription for the magazine and I like it for keeping up with upcoming events in the area..


title: TV Guide

text: I would like it a lot better if it had a generic daytime schedule. It has a lot of interesting articles about listings.


title: NOT a parenting magazine...

text: I got this subscription free when purchasing something else, so at least I am glad I did not pay for it.  I will definitely not be renewing.<br />This is like Vogue for the parenting set -- it's fashion, decorating, how to spend the most money on your little kids....nothing really about parenting.  I thought it would perhaps be something a little more classy than Parenting or Parents, but as far as I can tell, the content has nothing to do with actual parenting, only about how to spend as much money as possible.


title: Aren't we sooooo lucky to be us!

text:
OK. For those of you who continue to believe that New York is the center of the United States, Hell, the world, who forgot the map CNN kept flashing with the two different colors after the election that MIGHT infer there are several schools of thought about the polycentric views of the US, for those of you who can take a little criticism from the midwest, the dark states, middle earth, the Elba of the 21st century, you're not.

There's a whole world out here. People have jobs. Yes, it's true. We work, send our kids to school, even go to church on Sundays. And on other days too. We vote. Oh, yeah, you already know that.

So having an interview with an actor who goes on about how he meditates, is a vegan and thinks about trees and birds when he has a particularly stressful scene with Ashley or Uma or Diane, you know, it just doesn't carry a lot of weight with the serfs. But . . . .

It's a great magazine. Andy lives. Photography is tight and realistic. The ads are sexy and provocative. The sidebars interesting and insightful. It's wordly. It covers music as well as RS. It's (don't get all riled up now) a fun magazine to read.

However, the interviews which we are led to believe are the heart and soul of the magazine, seem to be along the lines of 'damn, it's so good to be me and I guess you're OK too.' Or, 'I see you're wearing a $15,000 Versace with a plunging neckline and . . . you've selected old, black, Converse All Stars to wear with it! How Noveau! How tasteful!'

Come on. Where's the bite? Where's the interview with Alex Rodriguez that says 'how come you went to therapy . . . it's only New York?' or with Marv Alpert 'hey what's on your fashion agenda now?'

Chris Berman from ESPN says he was on Maui a couple of years back and he was walking with his kids one dawn and he ran into Steven Stills with his kids. Now that's a conversation I would have liked to hear, not one that ends up with me thinking the two parties to the conversation (it sure isn't an interview - see Columbia University's Interviewing 101 in their School of Journalism) are off to pick out furniture.

It's New York. Show your teeth. Flex. 5 stars. Larry Scantlebury


title: Restoring Dignity and Nobility to the term

text:
O'Reilly Publishing has been on an almost solo crusade it seems to elevate the word "hacker" to its former dignity and nobility.

The media has co-opted the term and used it for any variety of malicious computer programmer or Internet malcontent. I myself am guilty of "mis-using" the term and have even written that the hacker purists should just get used to it (see What Is In A Name?.

But, the roots of hacking are more benign. Hacking is about being clever, not malicious. Pure hackers set out to be ingenious, not notorious. The O'Reilly Hacks series of books is devoted to this interpretation of hacking and now true hackers who just want to know how things work under the hood and tinker with them to create new inventions of their own have a magazine to help them.

The beginning contains a lot of newsy sort of tid bits that describe various hacking projects or hacker tales, but don't include the complete details. For example, there are a few photos and a brief rundown of the home monorail system Kim Pederson built in his backyard. Five years, $4,000 (USD), and 300 feet of track later his monorail glides around his backyard with ease.

The middle section provides a handful of full-fledged projects, complete with an inventory of the materials and tools necessary, full details for how to construct it and illustrations to guide you.

If you are interested in hacking and learning how to convert and modify gadgets and gizmos to do your bidding, check out this magazine. If you have done some of your own hacking projects already, contact the editor to see about publishing it in an upcoming edition of Make.

(...)


title: A strong source of information about the New York City life

text: Althought it could be pretentiouos and snobbish, the New Yorker is an institution as far as a source of information for the current cultural and artistic scene in the city. It provides more comprehensive information about current exhibits, museums, music venues, etc. than any other source I know. Almost every issue has interesting articles, and excellent cartoons!


title: A fascinating magazine

text: Vanity Fair is a mixture of glitz, superficiality, glamor and real journalism! One only needs to read some of the superficial social/celebrity commentaries of Dominik Dunne and compare them to the serious journalism, such as the disclosure of the wistleblower story at British Marican Tobacco to appreciate the range of matter covered here.<br />I find in almost every issue at least one article of interest.


title: Three Stars

text: awful thin!!


title: A Treasure Showcasing a U.S. National Treasure

text: An ecclectic mix of articles each month which reflect the ecclectic mix of items in the group of museums that make up our national museum.  What fun it is to discover new things!  I make sure to read each article even if the topic is something I am not readily interested in - I always, always learn something new.  The Letters to the Editor are great fun to read, too.  And, the illustrations are always wonderful.  An excellent magazine!


title: Good information.

text: No advertisors.  No bias.  Good information.


title: Five Stars

text: This a great magazine that talks about the holy spirit which was important to me.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: Great stories, very detailed.  Hard to keep up with the weekly since the stories are long


title: Turned into a HOT MESS nighmare!

text:
If you didn't notice, Country Living has now turned into a BRAND NAME plastered all over crappy items in KMart so as to compete with Martha Stewart's junk in the next aisle over. As a magazine, CL is now a showcase for product placement with conspicuous ads on the facing page, or worse, feature pages telling you how to get the same look, like as many lame fashion mags who teach awkward teens how to mimic the exact outfit their favorite celebrity wore. The only women who actually do that are those who don't understand that replicating another woman's outfit is only meant for Halloween. And the only women who do that with their home are catalog imitators. If Country Living wants to be a catalog, please note stores give them out for free, and I see more ''Country Living'' in Pottery Barn these days than I do in CL!

It is also ridiculous the disproportionate number of 30-to-40-somethings featured in the "articles" who all seem to live in and around NYC, and all seem to be about the age of the CL staff... hmmm do I smell nepotism?  Or has CL just become a homogenous blog of For-NY-By-NY narcissism?  All these people coincidentally have the sponsored Ikea and Kmart products (that haven't even come out yet) just laying about their houses too.  Nothing is organic anymore. Nothing is about decades of collecting, or family heirlooms, or really anything authentic whatsoever.  It's all just a photo shoot at the editor's buddy's house where they get the sponsor "samples" free while the rest of America foots the bill for these yuppies who have no taste.

I watched a re-run of HGTV's ''Design on a Dime'' today; a show featuring VERY low-cost decorating ideas for kids fresh out of college, or adults who seem to have lost control of their home. My cable detail showed the re-run was from 2008, and a project featured was making shelves out of cardboard molds used to make concrete columns.  This SAME project was JUST featured in a 2011 issue of CL. How insulting. That is CL's brilliant advice? Regurgitated 3-year-old projects from a low-rent design TV show? I never viewed CL as a magazine for people on a budget. In light of the US economy in recent years I get that we all need to hold back a little, but those who can afford a magazine subscription can probably afford materials better than cardboard to enlist as shelving for their walls. It really feels like the cheaper element on etsy.com threw up all over the pages for the benefit of the editor's fellow 20-30-year-old Brooklynites who make up the coffee-getting staff in the office, and need tutelage to someday become the editorial dept who gets the 2-page spread of IKEA in their upstate buyout of some poor farmer who they think they will imitate with ''classy'' box store products.

Admirers of these low-end projects are those same 20-30-year-old Brooklynites (or their ilk in other cities) who spend 90% salary on clothes and entertainment and wonder why they have nothing left over for a high-rent look in their loft... so they resort to cheap trendy cardboard for a fast and easy thrill that will last as long as their latest hook-up.

The new Country Living magazine is NOT for you if:

A.) You are not a friend, family member, or suck-up to the editorial staff at CL
B.) You are over the fresh-out-of-college lifestyle and are wanting to decorate with materials more suitable than cardboard
C.) You are able to afford real furniture from places nicer than IKEA
D.) You are even slightly knowledgeable of real antiques and vintage items, and actually have these types of furnishings in your home
E.) You are capable of craft projects that use more than the tools found in preschool, such as a hammer and nails, and real wood
F.) You understand that ''Country Living'' as a lifestyle requires elements of country (as in the realities of  rural culture, horticultural experience, and pastoral custom) that one can't mimic from a perch in a Manhattan highrise filled with beadboard

Last thought, has anyone noticed the full-page ads in the back for Amish made fireplaces? Is that a JOKE?!?!?! That is the most disgraceful hot mess of nonesense I have ever seen! I can't tell whether to laugh or cry. Amish people don't allow their photos to be taken, yet these cheesy ads show actors in full costume filing wood planks with beaming smiles... and women would not be working alongside the men like that. Plus, the way it is worded, such that the Amish are suffering from the recession and need the work so they are producing these stupid fireplaces at dirt cheap prices--who does that appeal to? Who out there is looking to take advantage of poor Amish people?  Are these the people buying Country Living now?  EWW!!! Country Living deserves to go bankrupt for running that ad alone! The commercialism and sell-out quality BS that fills the rest of the pages is further proof that they now officially suck. I want my money back.


title: Good recipes, but nothing for women over 65

text: I don't READ magazines, I skim them and mainly look for things that pertain to me--not many things do these days and I have voiced my complaint to publishers.  I guess if you are over 65 your are totally irrelevant and invisible.  No article seems to address our many needs and concerns and problems.  So, I just look for recipes and that is about all.


title: Good

text: I am a recipe junky.  I tried this magazine once before and my only complaint is there are too few healthy recipes.  But there is enough good information in the magazine to make it a good choice for those who love to cook.


title: Pretty decent

text: I don't "read" magazines, I "skim" them.  I was getting so tired of all the publications aimed at the young I thought I would try a magazine that has leanings toward the mature woman.  Even though this magazine is good, to them a mature woman is 45-54.  Well, I am hoping a magazine publisher will learn that the women 55 and over are still fashion conscious and would love to have fashion tips, makeup recommendation, specific aging problems addressed--hair thinning, sagging skin, etc.,  The things people don't like to talk about or even see, sweep under the carpet, but are very real to those of us experiencing these changes.  We are tired of being "invisible" and want to be included in life and living.


title: Great Magazine

text: Always something interesting to read in every issue.  They cover events of historical interest up to modern day.  I usually read it from cover to cover.


title: Great Magazine

text: National Geographic Society is known for it's research and the photography in its magazine.  The magazines are always interesting to read.  I usually read every issue  from cover to cover.


title: Catster

text: This is a great magazine for cat lovers.


title: Not what I expected

text: I needed something to read at the gym and the price was great. But after just my first issue I cancelled the subscription. It's just not for me, seemed boring and not for my age group (30). I should of just paid a little more for my favorite magazine "women's world" - great to take to the gym and to learn a thing or two.


title: Five Stars

text: Learn a lot form here.


title: Good magazine that came only once in a year

text:
I received one issue in a year. Then I received a notice from Amazon that, after I had canceled it because it never came after that, they were resubscribing me. It's too bad, because this was always a very interesting little magazine with useful tips.
If it hadn't been for that first issue, I would assume that someone had my address wrong. I have no idea what happened.
That said, it is a really good magazine.


title: Durable material last through chewing and slobber

text: Very cute publication. Tried during a discount offer. Cancelled due to the cost. Each month  you get a small book basically that is very durable. Great to have around easy to hold for little hands.


title: Lame waste of money

text: I thought this would help me to find new exercise ideas but it is legit ads galore along with barely anything to do about exercise


title: Five Stars

text: Very pleased.


title: Can’t wait to read

text: Lots of great articles with many tips for watercolor


title: Great for young children!

text: My 4 year old looks forward to this magazine very month! We enjoy it together and he's gotten to know the reoccurring characters and activities.


title: Best tea magazine

text: I love this tea magazine.  Lots of pretty pictures and cute ideas for afternoon tea.


title: A great resource for today's crocheters

text: This magazine always comes loaded with projects big and small. Admittedly, not all are in my personal style, but I always find at least two that I want to make immediately, and sometimes I love all of them. The yearly subscription price means I pay very little for each issue, which is a GREAT value when I think of all the single patterns I could buy on sites like Ravelry for $4+ each. Crochet Today also includes tips and tricks, and I also love how they provide charts for many of their designs. I wish I could give it another half star. The only reason I can't give it a five-star rating is that I think the publication could be visually more appealing, like the UK crochet magazines Simply Crochet or Inside Crochet, which are all shot beautifully and in hip, attractive colors. With Crochet Today, I often have to make myself see past the colors they've used for a project or for all the different elements of the photo shoot (the backdrop, the model's clothes/hair). In general, though, it's a great subscription to have as a crocheter!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: Have always loved this magazine and to find such a good deal on it was thrilling. Came as promised and in time.


title: So many ads

text: Some good recipes but really seems like every other page is an advertisement as the time goes on.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent so many projects.


i like the modern layouts and home reviews. I just dont like it if I have already seen something and it comes out again.


excellent up to date technology articles. I like reading about emerging tech. not so much about genetic sequencing etc. Its interesting that tech. takes so long to come out on market.


title: I cant believe real men dress like that. I just read the product reviews then ...

text: too many ads the whole magazine is ads. I cant believe real men dress like that. I just read the product reviews then throw magazines away don't want anyone to think i like guys.


title: Popular Mechanics Mag - a winner

text:
A monthly magazine, aimed at hobbyists and  do-it-yourselfers. Deep enough to appeal to engineers, but written well enough to be readable for others. I've been reading it for about 50 years, and still find plenty of fresh material.

The Amazon.com price was a real bargain.


title: Sunset stays relevant.

text: I like Sunset, now that I live in CA again. My mom was a subscriber all her life, so I've known the mag for a long time. Sunset has good food ideas, and the garden stuff is invaluable to us, living in this radically different, dry climate. They always seem to have a cover story on the thing I'm doing that month, so Sunset stays relevant as far as I'm concerned. I really miss New West, though--I believe it was the counterpoint to New York Magazine, way back when. I could use something like that, now.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Mad Magazine is terrible -- I love it!

text: Somehow I have cursed myself by renewing my subsciption -- some day I'll learn that toilet paper is softer and more absorbant... but until then, I guess the Mad people've got me right where they want me!


title: Makes an AMAZING gift for people with hobby farms

text: I bought this as a gift for my step-brother who lives on a very small farm and has lots of little animals running about.  He absolutely loved it and called it the best present he got for Christmas, so it was totally a great gift.  If you know someone who lives on a little farm or even someone who wants to, this is a great magazine for them.


title: Two Stars

text: The reviews are not detailed enough and I prefer the tables of data found in other magazines.


title: Three Stars

text: Too much focus on college sports and not enough on the pros lately.


title: Time Magazine seems to have gone downhill a bit in ...

text: Time Magazine seems to have gone downhill a bit in the last few years but its still an interesting read.


title: The print version is for my mom - I got the Kindle version

text:
There is no information about the daytime programs.
All the program listings are by network ID, not by channel.
But, that's life, since it would be impossible to print/publish something that works for everyone.
No offense, but the TV schedule information is virtually useless.
The articles are colorful - but, I'm not that interested.


title: Food for your brain - and generates adrenaline

text:
Loving this series. The magazines are short. But the stories are fascinating.
Compelling reading. Lots of interesting revelations about secrets - like the Skunk Works (in the edition that's showing), and where a special group of pilots meets regularly for breakfast in the San Diego area (in case you're a big pilot fan - you can meet some heroes).
Each issue is better than the last.


title: Still the best magazine for driving enthusiasts

text: Although the magazine is laden with somewhat suspect advertising and the editors tend to ignore long-term quality issues with certain brands and models, it is by far the best magazine for the driving enthusiast, i.e. they heavily weight performance over other automobile features in their reviews and content, and they seem to be open-minded and critical thinkers.


title: Not what it used to be....

text: This time the magazine doesn't have as many coupons as before and that was the reason I subscribed to it. So I am not happy at all. Will definitely not renew the subscription.


title: still waiting

text: So far I recieved two of the same mag's in two month's time. I am waiting if I will get the exact same one for a third month.....


Actually, I liked this better than Writer's Digest in some ways. Both are good magazines but this one contained more for the money. It had more content and I was surprised at the larger size of it.


title: Not impressed with projects. Will reserve final opinion when next edition is released.

text: This magazine is not what I expected. I believe it may be right for others.  Projects in it just did not interest me .  This is magazine only publishes a few times a year. Maybe next issue will be more intetedtmgh


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: Wired is one of my favorite magazines.  Great writing, interesting reviews and a point of view I love.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Informative if a bit lite

text: This magazine is a bit like the USA Today version of Health reporting, but it is concise, well written, informative and interesting.  I think it's a great value for the money


title: Catholic Answers

text: This is a very good subscription. I have bought it as gifts before, and They always comment, on how good the publication is.


title: POLITICALLY LEFT

text: I DO NOT NEED A MAGAZINE THAT SLIPS IN THEIR PREFERENCES.


title: Always relevant; always entertaining and informative

text: Great magazine for those who are not tech professionals, or who have just started in a tech field, who want to stay on top of the latest products, ideas, and technology news. Good troubleshooting tips for your computer, software programs, and other electronics as well. Loved it so much I decided to order a year's subscription. ***DO NOT ORDER THIS FROM AMAZON. I ORDERED THE MAG SEPT 7TH AND AS OF DEC 3RD I AM STILL WAITING FOR IT. Amazon is a reliable party, however the subscriptions are outsourced to others. If you have a problem with a subscription order, it is not handled through Amazon.*** UPDATE: Finally received 1st issue in late December and the subscription was backdated to continue through Nov 2006. However, if you want quicker delivery, order a subscription elsewhere.


title: I am always entertained with Entertainment magazine

text: Best Magazine EVER!!!!!! Will ALWAYS have a subscription!


title: Loved this

text: Quickly shipped. Loved this item


Unfortunately, since my subscription began, my To-Do list has expanded from 5 items to 47!<br />At this rate I will have to keep having children until I am 75 years old.


title: Love Oprah, love her magazine!!!

text: Interesting, timely, applicable, varied - all of the above - and all as tastefully done as her show has always been - typical Oprah!


title: love it

text: I've used many of the recipes.  The magazine came on time and is a great tool in cooking for me.


title: My daughter loves these

text: I see lots of reviews stating there's too much advertising, etc. Well apparently National Geographic got the message because this is an excellent magazine! My daughter loves them and looks forward to them so much. They have lots of activities in addition to tons of facts. I would not pay the "retail price" for a subscription, but if you find it on sale, around Christmas, or buy the subscription through the Animal Jam site, it's definitely worth it.


title: A+ Magazine

text: This is a great magazine. My girlfriend and I are casual hikers but we really enjoy the information in this magazine. Reviews of gear and info on new technology is great.


title: Recommend for anyone!

text: My favorite magazine! So much good information. The articles are fun and light-hearted, as well as educational. The subscription is always inexpensive and always comes on time.


title: MacLife

text: I think this magazine is excellent but since I have a dozen copies scarcely scanned I didn't renew.  Too much information.


title: Lots of advertising, no “meaty” stories.

text: It’s ok, I had higher expectations because my mother used to get this and I read every single word as an avid teenage reader. It’s not quite that interesting to me now. But not awful.


title: Great resource for debutante to mid-level metal workers

text: The Lapidary Journal for Jewelry Artist is a great addition to my growing library book collection on all things that matter to working metal. As a mid-level metal-smith of small-scale objects I appreciate the many lessons provided by the Lapidary Journal. There are articles on gemology basics, techniques on forging and fabrication. The authors give great tips that can help a beginner progress at a faster rate than if she stuck to in-class or workshop teachings. There are plenty of step-by-step photos in color which can be really key to those of us who are visual learners. Once you have moved far enough along you'll probably consider equipping your studio, the magazine is helpful in their reviewing of tools and materials. This is a worthy magazine subscription.


title: The Ol Magazine Ain't What It Use to Be

text: This magazine just isn't as good as it was.  There are too many ads and the articles are not as interesting as in the past.  Also, I much prefer receiving a paper copy as opposed to a digital one.


title: Ladies' Home Journal

text: I love this magazine and have ordered it for years. It was nice to be able to order it through Amazon. It was a reasonable rate as well as being quick and easy.


title: Ladies Home Journal

text: The price of the magazine is the same as ordering it from LHJ . It is much more convenient. It took a couple of months to arrive at my house, which is average for any subscription. .


title: Real Simple Magazine

text: Antoher great favorite of mine.  I look forward to all the recipes that is shared.  The pictures are so well done and the selection of dishes are amazing.  Recommend this one to food lovers!


title: GH Mag

text: GH has always been one of my favorite magazines since I was a little girl.  My Mom would subscribe just to view the great ideas that were shared in this magazine.  Subscribe, it doesn't cost much!


title: good

text: good magazine to order if you like Food Network and magazines! Good recipes and I think they are getting just a tad bit healthier…not real sure tho….buy at your own risk!  :)


title: super fast delivery!

text: The person I gifted this subscription received their first issue before Christmas and I had only ordered it on 12/2/12 that' s pretty awesome, thanks!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: I bought the subscription for my grandpa and he loved it.


title: I'm super happy with my purchase

text: I'm super happy with my purchase! Thank you so much! Super fast shipping


title: Great deal for the money

text: This is a great magazine and if I could give it a 100 stars, I would.  Came before the expected time and always in good condition.


title: Can’t cancel it. I’m sure it’s a good magazine though.

text: I can’t seem to cancel this!  It was a gift and I need to cancel it.


title: Cant cancel.

text: Tried to cancel but can’t find a way to cancel.


title: Crochet Crafter's Dream

text: I love this magazine. There always several project I just have to try. I can't wait for my next issue to arrive.


title: Inside scoop from people who really knows

text: This magazine will provide you with the most honest reviews about the latest cars on the market, what you should know about them, the perks and the cons. definetly not for noobs.


title: gardening state by state

text: Also subscribe to Virginia Gardner and enjoy both.  Articles and photographs are great with good paper stock so that many can read and save the issues.


title: great magazine

text: If you are into gardening you will like this magazine.  I like all the articles and the photographs are super. The paper is good for many people to read with good stock and glossy finish.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and price. Photography is top notch


title: My favorite magazine

text: I have been a EW subscriber for over 10 years, it is the one magazine I can say I read from to back!


title: Reader’s digest

text: Is always a good read


title: Not for me

text: I never received the free clutch. The magazine is  mostly ads; had to search for articles. The digital edition takes up too much data and doesn't maneuver easily.


title: Interesting

text: This magazine is very interesting. I have a paper subscription, but I think free digital subscription gives a lot more nail designs. It's better to read it on e-Tablet than on computer for digital subscription which is available on nailsmag.com. Paper copy is just maybe more convenient to hold in hands. There are a lot of advertising of cause and first 10 pages look a lot like NailPro magazine. It gives all the basic information about different kinds of designs, suppliers, new trends, latest products, competitions and reviews on all of it. I definitely has a progress since I'm subscribed to this magazine and I could hardly have it without the magazine. It takes from 12-16 weeks to get the first issues after you had subscribed for real so don't be nervous because I freaked out and tried to contact them to charge my money back and it was useless. By the way they promise a free book with subscription on nailsmag.com. I didn't get it yet but it's not the option on Amazon. I gave 4 starts because it's not authentic (similar with NailPro) and has small letters that I can't read sometimes. I think it's good enough but still needs improvements.


title: Used to be good but has gone to the dogs!

text: I used to get this magazine as a kid when it was called World magazine but that was 25 to 30 years ago. Now, National Geographic Kids has gone way downhill. These days, the magazine has too much advertising for junk food, video games, and tv shows that are not educational and too many articles that are not educational such as articles on new movies, singers, and video games. I was shocked NGK did an article on Miley Cyrus. That does not belong in a National Geographic magazine. I don't have any kids of my own but I do have a baby nephew and I am not ordering NGK for him when he gets older because NGK sucks!


title: Great food magazine

text: Healthy recipes.


title: Extremely useful

text: Great writing, great tips, great delivery. I live that i get my copy ahead of time on my kindle. It make for an easy read and a much quicker use if the information.


title: No

text: Just a news letter. Not much


title: Five Stars

text: I receive it every week and enjoy reading it from cover to cover.


title: Classic Magazine

text: NG is appreciated by my wife.  I like it, but she loves it and raves about the great photography.


title: Five Stars

text: Great as always.


title: Beeing informed.

text: Excellent industry magazine for beekeepers.


title: Have not received order

text: It is very difficult to write a review since Ihave not received one issue of All You yet.


title: Great Magazine

text:
Love the articles and info lrmation about handguns - great magazine!

Lots of information about new products, shooting tips, purchase advice, and shooting accessories.


title: Guns and Ammo - Great Magazine

text: Love this magazine.  I enjoy guns, hunting, shooting, etc., and I get a lot of good tips and information.  The articles about new guns help me make decisions on new purchases.


title: Good pricing

text: Catching up on all the sports


title: Should have subscribed sooner

text: Very interesting read with useful information that can be used!


title: Always a go to.

text: A true classic. Never a bad read.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the magazine. I had let the subscription lapse and really missed it. Glad to have it back.