title: Lots of recipes.

text: I like the variety of recipes. There does seem to be more recipes that are more outside our taste. There are many ads.


title: OK BUT

text: I have been a subscriber for more years than I care to remember. Back when Herbert Kepler was at Modern Photography even. I don't have a problem with repetition and basic photography articles. I've found there is always something to learn even from the basics. I really miss Kepler and Cora Wright Kennedy. They always had something interesting and useful to say, and they spoke primarily to amateurs. What bugs me about Pop Photo now is that it has succumbed to two things. First is that the content is driven more by the graphic design artists who design the magazine layout rather than the photographers who write for it. Second, it has decided that the average photographer has the attention span of six-month old child. Most of the articles are ridiculously short and give just a smattering of information. Those of you who have been in photography for a lot of years may remember "Photograpic Magazine" by Petersen Publishing. That was the best magazine ever. The articles were probably four to five times longer than Pop Photo's, and they were loaded with information. Unfortunately we will probably never see the likes of that magazne again. Actually, my wish is that someone would start a photo magazine dedicated to the amateur photographer and would use writers who actually use the camera gear that most people can afford. I won't hold my breath on that one.


title: Interesting Stories!

text: I've always enjoyed reading Reader's Digest and until recently have not been a frequent reader.  I accepted a subsidized subscription through Amazon and when the first issue arrived was "shocked" at the Digest's "decreased" amount of pages as compared to years ago.  The stories though are just as interesting as they were years ago!


title: Information

text: Like


title: Great

text: Arrived much earlier than estimate. Great price! Great magazine! Lots of colorful pictures and ideas for the home.


title: Five Stars

text: My self indulgence.


title: Great Read

text: I have been reading Angels on Earth for a number of years as I had a gift subscription from a family member.  A few years back that member passed away and I just never got around to starting my own subscription until recently.  Just reading it again lifts my spirits and brings back many fond memories of loved ones.


title: Great Subscription.

text: Great introductory subscription price.  If you're a fan of the magazine, then I recommend purchasing it through this company. Satisfied customer.


title: Didn't find interesting

text: Not what I expected.


title: Prevention Magazinie

text: Great magazine, chock full of helpful information.  I read it cover to cover every month.


title: Yummy

text: Great recipes- easy to follow and fool proof.


title: Awesome magazine

text: Started reading this as a kid.....my father had a subscription starting in the 1920's........my son LOVES this magazine......so I renewed for him.  Got a great price!!


title: Touching

text: I absolutely love the mixture of touching articles, fun facts and jokes.My mother used to get this magazine when I was a girl...it's good to see nothing has changed! It's refreshing to actually READ a mag without all those ads. Keep it coming!


title: Excellent Mag!

text: I don't cook LOL!  But, I love this magazine.  When I finally do decide to cook I will have a couple of years of mags to choose recipes from.  There are only two mags I save.  This one and Nat Geo.  You will love it!  Simple but yummy recipes!


title: Love!

text: I have always loved this mag!  It never disappoints.  I love to look at the pictures, and I'm in my 50's :)


title: New Subscriber

text: I have enjoyed the first two issues.  I was hoping to find more articles about actually traveling, but there seems to be more advertising than information. It is a good publication. I don't know if I will be continue the subscription when it expires. It just isn't what I expected.


title: Love the articles but it is FULL of advertising- especially ...

text: Love the articles but it is FULL of advertising- especially cologne inserts. I won't reorder until they reduce the insane number of ads.


title: Fabulous Reads

text: This has been my favorite magazine of all time until recently, as it's grown smaller and published less often than in the past. I'm willing to give it another year or two under this new format to see if things balance out, but this publication has always been a pleasure to read from cover to cover. The recipes aren't too shabby, either.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. However, was due to begin with December so I bought a November issue.. Then one came in the mail, in October! It's one and the same so I doubled. A bit of a waste ...<br />Be watchful of start delay or duplication.


Have read Readers Digest for years...great stories & articles in a condensed formula.


title: Wish it was as good as the 50-60's.

text: It's ok but not near as good as it used to be.


title: Magazine

text: I like this magazine and the web site.


title: Good read

text: Nice magazine


title: Five Stars

text: My grandsons are enjoying this.


title: so much fun..

text: Granddaughter loves this magazine..so much fun..


title: Fun, age appropriate, TOO MANY ADS

text: My son loves this magazine and he's received it for several years now. It was his first subscription so I think he's a little partial because it's fun to go to the mailbox and get something. As for the magazine itself he enjoys the content but I can live without the advertisment bombardment. My sons an avid reader so this is just "fluff" for him which I fine. I think within the next year or so he might want to move on to a different magazine with more content that's more challenging.


title: Five Stars

text: Salways a good read.


title: Excellent

text: Excellent reading Love it


title: Great food mag

text: I enjoy watching cooking shows, and the mag gives me a chance to view recipes by some of my favorite chefs


title: Favorite magazine

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Phone Access is great!!!!

text: It was okay. If the price is low I will subscribe. It's nice reading it off my phone. I always have something to read waiting for appointments.


title: Nice display, but poor execution

text: I like the ideas in this magazine and sometimes the articles are useful, but by and large the photography gives the whole magazine a DIY vibe, and not a great one.


title: Pretty good for idea generation

text:
I like paging through this magazine and seeing all the things I could possibly create. They have some beautiful patterns, some of which are fairly accessible for a beginner and other that are far more advanced but definitely aspirational.

A couple things I would suggest:
1. Some of the cast-ons used in the patterns seem unnecessarily complicated, especially for the more beginner-level patterns. I'm not saying don't do them, but suggest alternatives, especially for your easier patterns. Sometimes the pattern will be totally doable, but I've heard (and experienced myself) that sometimes the cast-ons make the start of the project really challenging.

2. A tutorial on yarn substitutions would be AMAZING. I still struggle sometimes to determine whether the sportweight I have can be used for certain patterns or substituted for thicker yarns, among other things.


title: Way to left leaning

text: Really wanted a magazine about Texas... and got a liberal rag instead. Less agenda and more stories with no political bias. Can I cancel this subscription?  Seriously.


title: Four Stars

text: just got my first issue and love it.


title: Best Deal

text: You can't beat the price. Believe I have tried and looked.


title: Gift that keeps giving

text: Got a subscription for my niece because I enjoyed the magazine so much as a child myself.


title: I canceled it.

text: I don't like it anymore.


title: Good magizine for kids that like animals.

text: A subscription for my nephew, he enjoyed it.


title: Easy Renewal - Christmas Gift

text:
My husband is a sports fanatic!  Loves his weekly addition of Sports Illustrated, and all the articles/editorials contained in it.  My renewal through them was nearly $50.  Instead, I was able to subscribe through AMAZON for a fraction of that renewal fee!  I will go this route annually.

His Christmas stocking will have a nice, much appreciated, surprise of Sports Illustrated!  Awesome, all year-long, gift! Of sports news!  I fully recommend this avenue for magazine gifts!


title: Piece of Cake

text:
I love Sunset magazine!  It is normally a renewed subscription from my famy; however, with s death in the family this year that will not happen.

I am confident that my subscription renewal occurred seamlessly and less expensively than normal....  Everyone wants to save money, right???!

AMAZON made this a piece of cake and one I will return to annually!


title: too many ads

text: too many ads


title: A good overview for business interested people

text: I have always enjoyed the articles in here and am always sharing ideas with friends so I like what the subscription brings to the table.


title: A good magazine for gossip and culture

text: Yes, it has the great Annie Liebovitz  photos and the occasional good article. I enjoy it for the pictures and to see what's going on in the world of the rich and famous.


title: Living in This Old House

text: Always something of value, whether how to or new procedures.  Still renovating and renewing after many years in this "fixer upper."


title: See below

text: Having intermittently subscribed myself and for others over the years, I have decided to not renew anymore, because the journal is not peer-reviewed at all and has intermittently become political. I see enough already every day in other forms of printed and visual news.


title: great for sons who have a scientific bent

text: I send this to both of my sons (24, 27) who have a scientific/mathematical bent. They really enjoy reading the articles and seeing the new ideas.  Neither of them are avid readers, so this shows the magazine's attraction.


title: My son is studying architecture and loves this magazine

text: He finds this to be the best magazine for those who are serious about studying architecture. They have a main theme each month and show how to design particular buildings.  He says that architects can also earn points for reading various articles in the magazine.  Most other magazines that say they are architecture magazines are more like interior design.


title: Really Fine!

text: One of the very best magazines you can find.


title: Goes Off Track On Occasion

text: I've been reading Vanity Fair for years now. There are times when they publish some really stupid stuff but for the most part it's a good magazine. It should be since the editor makes $2,000,000 a year.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for car guys/persons.  I added the Kindle option this year and love it.


title: Great reading

text: about all nature, cultures with a unbiased opinion for things that really matter in the world, highly recommended if you want to broaden your horizon.


title: REAL SIMPLE

text: Mostly advertising.  No one that I know think that this is a worthy magazine - including myself


title: No worries. Good seller.

text: Great value, subscription started quickly. Would gladly use this seller again.


title: She liked it very much

text: Ordered this magazine for my granddaughter who is a photography major in college.  She liked it very much.  I read it myself although I am an amateur and found it helpful to me, too.


title: Home tips

text: Great magazine, exactly the kind I like


title: Great magazine!

text: I am very happy with this magazine.  I was looking for something with realistic advice about organic gardening and sustainable living.  I don't have a big farm, and I am not familar with lots of high-tech, fancy supplies and techniques.  This magazine offers something for everyone.  It is helpful for anyone wishing to live a more healthful lifestyle, while decreasing their carbon footprint.  The articles are clear, informative, and well-written.  The pictures are vivid and colorful.  This magazine is one that the whole family can benefit from.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! Has something for everyone in the family.


title: A very special book

text: This edition was meaningful to me as Iited Nations i met Dag Hammerskjold many years ago at the United Nations not too long before his death.


title: Great magazine. Great price.

text: Have read Texas Monthly for years. It is always full of interesting articles and cool places to check out.


title: This was a renewal for our 14-year-old grandson.

text: This magazine has withstood the ages as both my husband & I read it as teens.  Our grandson is a very bright young man and reads his magazines from cover to cover many times over.


title: My 9-year-old grand-daughter LOVES it!

text: Originally I ordered this for both grand-daughters.  It has been renewed for the one who is definitely a fashionista and a bit of a diva as well as one who is self-motivated and crafty.  The other girl liked it, but just isn't into the type of things in this magazine that much.  I guess I'm saying to KNOW THE GIRL as well as the magazine, my bad.


title: Gotta love the Food Network

text: I watch all the shows on Saturday morning


title: Big Advertisement

text: Basically, you're paying money for them to advertise to you. This is one big overpriced catalogue. You should only get this magazine if there's a deal and they're offering it for free in conjunction with something else you purchase. It's not worth paying for.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent writing. Well researched stories.


I just received my first issue. It is an excellent magazine.  All the articles are wonderful.


title: excellent issue

text: This issue of Real Simple was chock full of articles that both sooth the souls or add value to items one already owns.


title: One Star

text: I didn't realise that I would be put into a once a month book club by getting the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for RV reviews and  stories of interesting people and their travels.


title: Five Stars

text: I ENJOY THIS MAGAZINE


The magazine is great and this was a renewal of our subscription.  What I liked best was the price of this service.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I like this magazine, always have a lot of different things in it plus intereating recipes,<br />Beauty features and always something for the home.


title: Magazine

text: Enjoy!


title: Nice trip down memory lane

text: Great read...lots of fond memories..


title: Ok

text: Lots of ads


title: Promo subscription is a joke - 1 issue received and then nothing more ??

text:
The magazine probably would get a better review but several months ago I paid for a yearly subscription and only 1 single issue received. No further issues for the past 3-4 months. It looks like that this promo subscription ended after the first issue - 20$ for a single issue is a joke ! I do not recommend this subscription as it does not work.

edit: I will update if I ever get a chance to receive further issues of my paid subscription


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson likes this magazine and looks forward to each new edition.


title: Five Stars

text: have always liked this...


title: Filled with truly inspired embroidery projects

text:
Inspirations is the perfect name for this publication.  Every feature inside is a little gem of  needleart craftsmanship that would stand out against any professional work.  How they manage to keep on creating those deligthtful designs every issue without starting to look like every other pedestrian embroidery magazine I have no idea, but the editors deserve a little prayer of thanks for their high standards.
Inspirations magazine is a pleasure to look at and read.  Top needlework, smocking and sewing designers from Australia and around the world publish their projects here.  Lovely photography complements layouts that are clean, elegant and decidedly feminine.  Advertisements are restricted to the very back, leaving the main section content uninterrupted. Even the cover is printed on a nice, heavyweight stock closer to a book's quality than a magazine's.
What's really important to me in a crafting/artisan type magazine however is that the projects are actually do-able.  In a publication of Inspirations' caliber, you'd expect such charming, intricate embroideries to be beyond the ability of the casual needleworker.  Surprisingly, that's not the case at all!  With each featured item there are embroidery keys and directions that guide each step, with clear illustrations.  Full-sized patterns are found in the pull-out center section.  If you have trouble coming up with materials and notions you can order project kits directly from the publisher.  Everything is arranged to be as easy as possible, and the results are exquisite.
Every other month the arrival of Inspirations magazine spawns a new list of projects for my stash.  For example, my favorite issue of 2002 had the following lineup:  a charming measuring tape holder that looked like a little country cottage covered with flowers, a matching thimble holder, bullion roses paperweight, hedgehog pin cushion and needlebag, ribbon roses cushion, roses and daisies lap blanket, beribboned baby bunting, girl's overall with flowers, an elegant white ladies'linen shirt and a Victorian stitch book.
Even if you are a beginner you will find several things inside that are perfectly adapted to your ability, but which look like they require decades of experience.  These are the kinds of unique items that strangers would inquire about.
Recommended for every skill level - but caution:  you may find yourself spending all your free time in embroidering bliss!
-Andrea, aka Merribelle


title: Beautiful heirloom sewing indeed, but a bit elitist.

text:
Sew Beautiful magazine is one of the few American magazines devoted to heirloom sewing, smocking and the fine needle arts.  Without a doubt, SB boasts the most attractively photographed articles, projects and layouts.  Each issue features exquisite examples of heirloom-quality garments, pillows, notions, etc. - all lavishly displayed in charming settings.  This publication is a visual pleasure to leaf through.
So what's the problem - why not the full five stars?  Well...
Since I took up smocking and needle arts in 1997 I have subscribed to SB for one year and bought issues off the stand intermittently since. As a beginner and an intermediate level sew-er, I rarely find anything do-able in the pages of SB.  The projects, patterns and features are really geared toward quite advanced heirloom sewers/needleworkers.  It can be quite overwhelming, even intimidating, to admire for instance a lovely christening gown ensemble that requires high-level handstitching skills,  and several tricks on the sewing machine that I can't begin to fathom without hours of instruction.  Often, obscure specialized tools and machine feet are required.  And how many beginners want to practice on the hard-to-find and pricey fabrics and trims so casually recommended, like swiss nelona and dupioni silk?  Alternatives like plain old imperial batiste and cotton floss are so seldom mentioned as to give the reader the impression that they just aren't suitable for heirloom sewing.  After my subscription ran out I was left with the feeling that I may never "catch up" enough (or be wealthy enough) to attempt most of the gorgeous items in SB.
I have seen a few other magazines that address this problem by providing illustrated, step-by-step guides in the back sections to the handwork stitches that are required for the projects.  This is very practical and reassuring for newbies.  One Australian magazine even has kits available by mail order or internet for all their charming projects.  It would be great to see more of that in SB, as well as more projects that you don't have to have advanced skills to attempt.
On the whole, SB is nicely done and I could recommend it for the more advanced level smockers and needleworkers.
-Andrea, aka Merribelle.


title: Great for Low Vision

text: My mom was very happy to find a favorite magazine in large print. She can read it, and it's is a full-color version of the regular edition.


title: Four Stars

text: This is a gift and my friend loves it.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  High/low at its best.  Prices often included in the text so you know whether or not you should bother to try to track down whatever that fabulous thing is that you suspect you can't live without.  And relaxed, livable decor--not like American decor magazines where you just know that the decor police are instantly alerted whenever the lady of the house sets down her handbag or her kids drop their backpacks on the floor--or heaven forbid! she wants to buy a footstool after the designer has left.


title: Will renew again

text: First magazine online order and first time for this type of mag.Love it.Plan to renew again


title: Great recipes, skip everything else

text: Always lots of good recipes. Especially love recipes from Bobby, Alex, and Alton.


title: My mom likes it

text: This was a gift for my mother but she is very pleased with it and considers it a good magazine.


title: Grandkids love these magazines.

text: I keep these at my home for grandkids when they visit.


title: Porsche Excellence

text: Aaah, Porsche Excellence! What else can I say? I love this magazine. I always look forward to it and I'm never disappointed!


title: Excellent tips

text: Excellent magazine! Tons of ideas every month on everything from cleaning to decorating to what to wear. Includes preferred brands to use. Have received this magazine for four years now.


title: Four Stars

text: Interesting<br />Enjoyable


title: good read

text: has recipes, storys and more


title: Good product

text: Good product


title: Excellent content!

text:
I have been a dedicated subscriber to Experience Life Magazine for a decade. I don't agree with 100% of the content or relate to every person they put on their cover. I actually do not know who "The Food Babe" is - and I don't care.  To be completely honest, I rarely know who the people on the cover of the magazine are. The cover subject is not the reason why I read it - I read it for the content, which I think is incredibly valuable.

I read Experience Life Magazine for the healthy messages and in depth articles on various topics, like; https://experiencelife.com/article/what-we-dont-know-about-lyme/ and https://experiencelife.com/article/the-care-and-feeding-of-your-mitochondria/.  These articles are well researched and thorough. It's exactly the type of no nonsense information I need in my life - and these are only two of the many dozens of excellent research pieces I find valuable.

I'm personally sick of the crappy magazines that tell me I can get fit by eating frozen diet entrees, drinking diet soda and energy drinks, artificial sweeteners and lifting soup cans.  If I want to look at pictures of scantily clad women "working out" I'll look at a VS catalog. So, yes, I will continue to subscribe - and I will continue to share and recommend Experience Life to my circle.


title: Wish I could cancel subscription

text: I guess I misunderstood what this channel guide would provide. I was looking for a guide to our local analog channels. Sorry I purchased this.


title: One Star

text: didn't like recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Truckin' good compilation!


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Don't renew with Amazon

text: Purchased this subscription a year ago for my nephew's birthday and renewed it for another year on line with Amazon. The family had moved so I updated the address and renewed.  Thought something was fishy because I didn't get the renewal discount.  Ordered the renewal in April and like most magazines it takes months before the subscription begins. (No wonder the industry is having problems) This week the magazine was delivered to me not my nephew.  It took four phone calls to make the correction with long periods being on hold before speaking with someone.  Started by calling the magazine number listed and was referred to another company because the address change had to go through another party due the Amazon purchase then again to Amazon.  Curious to see if the problem is resolved and he receives the next issue.  I live in Texas and he lives in New Jersey.  These children magazines are expensive not sure the novelty is worth the hassle.


Do NOT let your wife see this,  I was trying to be nice by giving her this beautiful subscription ( National Geographic, you can't go wrong) but our bucket list trips on the refrigerator has exploded with places & trips.  My next five years of trips is planned, this subscription is going to cost me some serious money...BEWARE !  p.s. My wife is very Happy, so I am... Happy Trails.


title: Dont waste your money

text: Nothing good in it. For boat newbies.


title: GOOD DEAL

text: AS EXPECTED, NG IS A GREAT MAGAZINE.


title: Great magazine

text: My grandkids love it<br />....Yes


title: The major stories are worthy of a 5 Star rating ...

text: The major stories are worthy of a 5 Star rating.  Maybe, if I read everything, I'd give it five stars . . . but I do not.


title: Always one of my favorite reads and certainly keeps me up on politics as ...

text: Always one of my favorite reads and certainly keeps me up on politics as well as personalities. I hope it will be as good without Graydon at the helm.


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I bought the Thanksgiving edition and loved it. I had trouble finding it on the news-stands again, so when I got a gift certificate, I subscribed. First copy couldn't make me happier.


title: only shows evening schedules

text: i was expecting a tv guide.  that would include the tv schedules.  i bought this for my elderly mother and it only shows evenings.  I think it would be more upfront to describe it as "TV Evenings Guide".


title: Great for curious kids.

text: Grandson loves it.


title: Highest Quality Writing and Photography

text: There’s a reason people hoard back-issues of these magazines and keep them forever as a reference. The depth of writing and award winning picture quality is simply unequaled. No other periodical comes close.


title: More fashion and fragrances items

text: Not enough article and adds about fashion .This is suppose to be a fashion magazine.WhereIs American Vogue.Look at  French and Italian Vogue


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves this magazine.


title: If you read Astronomy mag you should check out Sky & Telescope

text: If you read Astronomy mag you owe it to yourself to check out Sky & Telescope.  This is only my first issue but I should have subscribed years ago.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and fabulous tales to take us to places we dream to visit and dine.


title: Hawaii Magazine

text: It's about the best up to date magazine about Hawaii out there. The photography is great and the articles<br />Informative.


title: Vanity Fair Magazine

text:
Without a doubt the best magazine in print. If I could only afford one magazine this would be it.
It kinda informs on past, present and future events. If you read it you will see what I mean.
Even the ads have class.


title: Islands

text: I have every issue including the first three before they almost stopped printing. This has always been and continues to be one of the most inclusive of all travel magazines about islands. Including many we don't ordinarily think of as islands.  They have visited several more than once and updated<br />or shown them from different experiences. Some have been very well known and a few islands most of us may never have heard of. Some islands are easily accessible  and some very difficult to arrive at. What was so interesting to me was in the first three issues that took us to a private island and several issues that followed a family who was sailing from island to island.  Highly recommended.


title: Sunset magazine

text: Recipes, gardening, travel ideas,  both neighborhood, weekend and farther, project ideas. This has been a great magazine for years. There is always something for someone.


title: Vanity Fair

text:
The one magazine I can't do without and read cover to cover (including the fabulous glossy ads).
How they consistantly manage to put out month after month such relevant stories is actually quite a
feat. Their contributors have included and continue to include some of the best in their areas of expertise.
My all time favorite. It takes the word magazine to a whole different level.


title: Good for cat people

text: Good for cat people, I have six and always maintain that number so fun to read about this or that that may be newly found or better for them or their health and always fun to read about breeds and just old rescuer kitties.


title: great

text: Arrived on time and loved by the recipient of our gift. Well packaged and priced right would by again from this vendor


title: Pretentious recipes, and not enough of them

text:
You know when you go into one of those expensive restaurants formerly beloved by Yuppies with too much disposable income, where you need to have someone translate virtually every item on the menu for you?  The ones where some bizarre ingredient you've never heard of turns out to be, well, cabbage?  Well, if you like such places, this is the magazine for you!

In contrast to, say, Martha Stewart or Rachael Rae Every Day - which feature tons of practical, straightforward recipes, Bon Appetit apparently expects you to have access to a specialized import store for some of their ingredients.  Fine, I guess, if you live on the right block in ritzy downtown Manhattan; but for the rest of us.... eh, not so much.

Here's a handful of examples from the current issue:

Aguachile, Mexican oregano (seriously, is the Mexican version - whatever that is - so much better than regular old oregano that it's worth hunting it out??), Tapatio hotsauce, English hothouse cucumber, chiles de arbol (that lot is all from one recipe btw), Yaji aioli, pickled fennel, Napa cabbage, banana leaves, Piri-Piri marinade, Awaze vinaigrette, Dukkah, and the intestinal tract of a badger (okay, so I made that last part up - but I wouldn't be surprised to see it in the magazine some day).

I'm glad the subscription was on a cheap offer.  Won't be renewing.


title: Print issues.

text: I liked being able to leaf through the magazine to see the techniques used by artists and even to gain some ideas.


title: Men's Health

text: Always providing me with timely, valuable information.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine although it's getting thinner over the years.


title: Perfect for the Aspiring Writer

text: Fantastic magazine for the aspiring writer.  The most comprehensive list of contests and calls for submission, plus helpful articles about writing and publishing. Plus, the articles on current poets and writers are interesting and informative.


title: spice pleasure

text: If your looking for new and creative food to tickle the taste-buds, This is it. it has lots of great recipe's from sauces, meat's, appetizers, drinks and much much more. I wish this came out every month.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoy reading about new bikes and the engineering behind them. This mag fulfills this.


title: Five Stars

text: Gave to grandson...he is thrilled.  Reminder of my lost youth.


title: whats not to love about a Handyman...Magazine

text: The more knowledgeable I am, the better I can come in and target your idea, desire to your liking. Knowledge is power to make your life happier at home, this magazine helps to do just that.


title: Packed with information.

text: excellent magazine.


title: Recipes and much more.

text: Great magazine to get new recipes.


title: A resource for parents.

text: Family parenting information for all ages.


title: Makes planning Family activities easier.

text: Many ideas and very informational to plan family activities.


title: Five Stars

text: THE WHOLE FAMILY LOVE THEM AND THE TASTE IS GREAT.


I read this and feel better and more confident in money decisions.  Seems more objective than relying on my neighbor's referrals.


title: Articles from saving to feeling good; pictures and recipes and so much more to ...

text: Real Simple is everything I want in a magazine.  Articles from saving to feeling good; pictures and recipes and so much more to digest.<br />GOOD READ!


title: ALL YOU MAGAZINE

text: I just love this magazine.  It has lots of coupons in it each month that actually pay for the magazine.


title: House Beautiful is my Favorite Monthly Read!

text: I wait with anticipation for my new HB to arrive in the mailbox every month. I read it cover to cover and archive my issues because I enjoy going back to old issues from several years ago to reread and see what I missed or what I'll pick up on now. The photography is beautiful and their interviews are in-depth and informative.


title: I enjoy this mag - been reading at my dentist office. Can't do that forever.

text: Waited a month before getting this. Was happy when it did arrive yesterday. Flipped through and now reading at my leisure. Found a couple of things I'm gonna cook up.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice Magazine


title: Conde Nast, you're not very cool...

text: Still have not received my first print issue. I specifically did not buy one off the newsstand because I had just subscribed. Very disappointed. I subscribed to another magazine and they sent the current issue plus one back issue. Not happy with Conde Nast!


title: For Daddio

text: I bought this for my dad who kept swiping mine when he came over. He is retired and does a lot of reading, and he loves National Geographic. In fact, he likes to brief me on everything he has read in each issue EVERY. SINGLE. MONTH. And I’m blessed to get to listen to him.


title: It's the only 1 out of 3 I've received from the 3 magazines for $5 deal.

text: Good price, not my favorite magazine. It reminds me of a free magazine you get at the grocery store checkout for spending $25+!


title: Their recipes are good

text: I keep all of the magazines.  They are good


title: Yoga journal

text: Good value for this magazine and saves me money. I don't have to shop for it in the grocery store or at the mall.


title: Merry Christmas

text: The recipient of this gift is an avid reader and is very excited to receive this gift. She will love it.


title: A Must Read

text: My all time favorite magazine.  I enjoy reading the print edition along with the daily, online feed


title: Didn’t get a years worth so I asked for a refund

text: Love the magazine, but I only got 2 out of 6 that were supposed to be sent to me. I ended up asking for my money back. I paid for a years worth and didn’t get that.


title: Great gift for the science person

text: Hubby likes shows and articles on science and technology. He enjoys reading this and will tell his nephews about certain articles.


title: Great buy

text: Great if you are in or just interested in telecommunications, and technology. Hubby is in telecommunications, and enjoys the articles, and little tidbits of info in the quick articles.


title: Five Stars

text: great reading and ideas.


title: Love this magazine.

text: Love this informative magazine. I ordered it because I saw a copy in our veterinarian's office. I'm glad that I did. I think I'm going to order as a gift for my sister.


title: I did like the magazine

text: Sorry but my eyes are not well.  I did like the magazine.


title: Good but not Great

text:
I've received allyou magazine for a few years now.  When I first got it a few years ago, it was filled with coupons and I thought
it was a really neat magazine. The format reminded me of a modern day Family Circle (a variety of quick topics.)
However, over the years, it has become a bit repetitive (recipe ideas, craft ideas) and it has recently had very few coupons.
For example, my current issue is 96 pages and contains 22 pages of ads, 12 recipe ideas and 2 coupons.  The back of the
magazine always contains a horoscope page, a puzzle & sudoku page and a "giveaway" page.  I like this magazine but I
don't love it like I used to.


title: love love love

text: This magazine makes me happy. From the moment it arrives to reading it over and over. Looking at the pics and the article and the tips. This is a very well made magazine. I am so please I got the subscription :)


title: Not for the average gardener

text: Garden Design is not for the average gardener.  The gardens shown are gardens one might see at an arboretum or the Biltmore Gardens.  I have never found an article that held any interest for me, and I am an avid gardener who enjoys reading almost any gardening magazine.  One would need a team of landscape professionals and a huge bank account to pull off anything this magazine shows.  Also, be careful that you have not ordered automatic renewal as I did then can't cancel for a year.  Definitely not worth the waste of paper for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome business journa.


title: Five Stars

text: Daughter in law loves it


title: Grandson loves this magazine.

text: Informative and fun. Can't ask for any better. At first glance I was disapointed because of the size of the magazine. I started reading it and was pleasantly surprised at all the information it contained and how fun it was to read. Thank You National Geographic Kids .Ten thumbs up!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the Good Housekeeping magazine..Lots to read and stuff to do


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great magazine for bakers.  New techniques in each one.


title: Ok

text: Has some cute ideas but seems mostly like a ploy to buy her products or visit her shops/ restraunts


title: Great Eats

text: Simple easy recipes to use everyday, holidays, gatherings etc


title: Enjoy magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: was great, now it's not

text: It was once a great magazine with wonderful patterns and ideas. Now, most of their knits must fit from size x-small to xxxx-large and<br />that just doesn't always work. The sweater patterns tend to be over sized and not very flattering on anyone.


title: Make sure you like

text: Not my style. Ordered by mistake and I cant seem to get anyone to listen to me so I can cancel....


title: Liked

text: Liked


title: Awesome

text: Awesome


title: My favorite magazine

text: Reading this makes me feel like I am doing something for my health. Great articles, good information.  This is my favorite magazine.


title: More or less?

text: I like this magazine, but I don't feel like it has a lot of content. There were some good articles and nice features in the three issues I have read so far.


title: do  not like mag

text: do not like mag just cancelled it


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine.


title: Good articles on clutter and business

text: The magazine is unpredictable. One month has articles on styling expensively and economically. Good articles on clutter and business . The next month literally very little is interesting. Rehashed closet organization. Tired long essays and dull cheap clothing suggestions


title: my bro loves his birthday gift

text: great magazine. my bro loves the articles and the gift. He spends all the time he can in the woods, so this is the perfect magazine for him. yeah!


title: Fun mag...

text: I dream of owning a 1960's Bambi Airstream and can live the Airstream camper's life vicariously through this cool magazine!  Good articles and pics.


title: Not to good

text: So many add and little entertainment.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the frequency that they send this. Also encouraged me to sign up for their mobile app


title: Renewed subscription via Amazon

text: The magazine started when Amazon said it would. I find many ideas in this magazine and usually put several of them to work.


title: Humble people

text: Cant believe heard is on cover beats women and men disgusting shape is no longer a magazine for me and my company


title: Five Stars

text: I Love the digital form of Essence!


title: Bought as a gift

text: Thought my son-in-law would like this. He did, but leads a very busy life. I don't think he renewed it.


title: Great gift idea

text: I bought as gift and they love it - especially the cookie edition


title: Didn't receive magazines as ordered

text: Content is great - when I actually received the magazine.  The subscription reads 10 magazines in 12 months - I received 3.  Have 4 magazine subs through Amazon and 2 have been lacking.  Others have been right on time.


title: Magazines only occasionally sent

text: The content is great but I did not receive my magazines regularly.  I would go to the grocery store and see the new publication and was tempted to buy what I already had paid for!  Same with the Clean Living subscription.  Very disappointed.


title: Fortune is a wealth of information

text:
Always exceeds expectations in a concise and well written manner.
Worth every penny.!
I renew this publication yearly as I do not want to miss any of the breaking news, financial highlights or topics covered.


title: Great to take away new of info

text:
I enjoy this magazine.  I don't have much time to read the few that I receive so I always have a large stack waiting to be read.  I usually reach for this one first.  Sometimes I stash it in my diaper bag in case I have a minute to read when I'm out and about.  This is not for serious, in depth informative articles.  But I love the quickie blurbs about certain herbs, foods, etc that are good or bad for what and why.  I like the fitness part, I think they're very attainable reasonable suggestions.  The recipes are nice too.

The CONS: I'm all for having bits on keeping your skin or hair healthy, but I always skip through make-up/beauty section.  Seriously, there's a million other mags if that's your thing.  Not applicable for Prevention I think.  I wish they'd not run so many drug ads...counter to the lifestyle they are promoting...as in PREVENTION!  But, easy enough to skip over them.


title: I have been inspired by Reader's Digest since I was 8 years old.

text: I am now in my 50's so that is a long time. The humor, humility, honor and humanism are inspiring


title: Five Stars

text: Love these


title: DISAPPOINTED

text: I HAD THIS MAGIZNE FOR OVER 12 YEARS, THEN THEY CHANGED TO A MONTHLY FORMAT. IT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TO ME ANY MORE.  I WILL NOT RENEW.


title: Love it

text: Each issue is like a whole cookbook- complete with two week menu plans with shopping lists and even a 'budget-friendly' meal plan. One note of caution: the portion sizes tend to be very small, usually if it says it serves 4, it will serve two plus maybe a little left over for lunch the next day. But I enjoy reading all of it and find it very useful and worth the money.


title: Four Stars

text: Met all expections gift and my subscription went smoothly


title: Country living made easy

text: Loved my first magazine. Good tips on trimming one of my bushes. Other great tips from garden to indoor decorating.


title: Good articles, but....

text: Issues are too sparse. Have subscribed on again off again.


title: Five Stars

text: 6 year old likes these books


title: Honest stories. Don’t ask me again

text: I really like sports illustrated for there stories I love all sports.Keep sending this great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Nice item!


title: Gift for my daughter-in-law

text: My daughter-in-law loves this magazine.  She has gotten ideas to use in her and my son's home.


eMag sucks. Takes forever to download the issues. Then, they are hard to scan through as I tried reading them. Sorry.


title: Great magazine !

text: I remember these when my youngest sister was small so I gave these to my youngest God daughter and she love getting them herself


title: Read It Front To Back The Same Day!

text: I have been looking for this kind of magazine for months. I got it sooner than I thought the subscription would start and I read it front to back the same day.


title: Continual decline of a great magazine

text: I was a lifetime subscriber of Road & Track after going to school in Detroit, but they've continually changed editors and writers and the modern snark is not humorous.  $30 for 6 magazines, is ludicrous.


title: Beautifully photographed gracious living

text: Classic southern hospitality; beautifully shot photos of architecture, decor  and,  of course,  food!


title: Fine Homebuilding helping to build our home

text: I got Fine Homebuilding for my husband.  He enjoys it very much and learns something with each issue.  We are slowly (20 years) re-building our house and we have benefited from the expert advice in Fine Homebuilding.


title: Better than 5 !

text: What can one say?  It's the New Yorker . . .


title: Five Stars

text: Father's day gift for my husband


title: Good read

text: Brought for my dear lord bong son. He is enjoying


title: Entertainment Weekly

text: This is the perfect print magazine for staying current on movies, tv shows, music and books. The in-depth articles are insightful, engaging and informative. And certain regular features make me laugh out loud.


title: Gift that was appreciated

text: I bought this subscription for my stay at home aunt.  She loves it.  One of her favorite magazines that she looks forward to every month.


title: More advertising

text: Interesting for some but not for me


title: Disappointed

text: Very disappointed. Not at all what I wanted or expected. Thought it would review all new books out like Romantic Times used to do. For me this was a waste of my money.


title: made a mistake

text: i ws suposed to get the magazine in august and they started to come before and i had bought them on the newstand my memory slipped


title: taste of home

text: i never got this magazine i hope i was not charged for it.  could you please check your records... thanks


title: Good source for makeup.

text: Glamour Magazine is a good source for makeup, hair and skin care.  If you like to browse, there is page after page of flawless teens, gorgeous young women and sexy guys advertising products from A-Z.  The magazine is obviously targeted for teens and women under 30.  The majority of articles...don't subscribe for the articles!


title: Five Stars

text: Such a beautiful magazine! So interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Very interesting magazine.


title: The product does what it says

text: Love my books


title: The product does what it says

text: I'll never get rid of these books I love them the decor makes me zone.


title: Love Digital Copy

text: I wish more publishers would put a Kindle version of their magazine online. I like the print, but I can keep the digital always


title: Inspiring

text: I subscribed it for my 16-year-old nephew. He likes it and now wants to go into a science-related career.


title: Country Sampler Magazine

text: This is one of my favorite magazines for Country decorating.  I enjoy looking at the crafts and decorating ideas that they have.


title: One of the best model railroad magazines

text: This magazine usually always have helpful information. All aspects of model railroading is covered each month. I like the product reviews. These give me the information to make a practical decision if the item will make my layout a standout.


title: Five Stars

text: Very pleased with this product.  Thank you!


title: ITS A MAGAZINE...........

text: SON LIKED IT


title: A Must Have in your Quilting Library.

text: So many creative ideas!  Great instructions and articles about quilts and their history. I have several years of these issues and refer to them a lot for ways to enhance my quilting. Great reference for starting new projects.


title: Two Stars

text: canceled my subsr. not at all what i wanted.


title: Wonderful magazine for North Carolinians

text: Finally, a magazine with interesting articles!  I am so sick of all the magazines that are so crammed with ads that there is nothing good to read.  This magazine is certainly exceptional.  I am learning about places to visit that I never knew existed.  Bravo to the editor.  Keep up the good work.


title: If my husband didn't like this magazine I would have said for get it's ...

text: We received only the September 2015 issue so far, what happen to July and August 2015?  I requested the subscription back in May 2015.  If my husband didn't like this magazine I would have said for get it's not wort the hassle.


title: Packed with the latest decorating ideas

text: Love the ideas I get from this magazine. Only downside is that I can't put it down. I'm decorating my old house. Many colors and designs are offered from well known decorators and subscribers alike. Since I don't redecorate often, I want to choose paint, furniture, rugs, that not only do I love, but  those that will still look good for several yrs. The magazine offers tips on how to achieve the look, and also where to buy similar, if not identical, items . And, they name brand names.


title: One Star

text: Liberal Bias Junk....


title: Simply Divine

text: Wonderful photos, great stories, a life lived better


title: Five Stars

text: great book


title: Food Network is really great.

text: This gift was for my son years ago for Christmas.  He has really enjoyed the magazines and preparing many of the recipes.


title: USA Today's subscription is the worse.

text: This bad rating is not reflected towards Amazon. USA Today's mail subscription is terrible. This is the second time I got one for my dad and he hates it. I've called, he has called, he has written letters to no avail. Paper comes 2,3,4 days late, some days he will receive 2,or 3 at a time, and now he is getting two of the same one ( like that makes it better). So disappointed.


title: Not very impressed, at least with my first issue ...

text: Not very impressed, at least with my first issue. Too many ads, not enough recipes. Will post an update when the next one arrives.


title: DISAPPOINTMENT

text: I used to love this magazine 20 yrs ago; but now, it's MOSTLY ADS, for Stepford Wife crap, and the "advice" and recipes are completely lame and phoned in! Will not renew subscription!  They need to get with the times!


title: Five Stars

text: I have been subscribing to this magazine for years.  I look forward to each issue.


title: Good Magazine

text: I have been receiving this magazine for many years and am satisfied with it.  It is one among a number of interior design magazines to which I subscribe.  The price through Amazon is fantastic.


title: Elle Decor Magazine

text: I had been taking Elle Decor magazine for some years before I renewed through Amazon.  I do interior design work, so I am interested in the design ideas in this magazine.


title: not as good as it used to be

text: Like most magazines the ads are most of the magazines. I will not be renewing it


title: great magazine

text: I like this magazine. She uses stuff already in the pantry in the recipes.


I have not rec'd this magazine yet. No way to judge so far. Try me in a month or so.


title: not as good

text: Years ago I used to read Readers Digest and its no where as good as it used to be. I have been giving it away to a friend.


title: great

text: I have always loved this magazine and it has some good recipes in it. This is my second year taking it,


title: DO NOT ORDER!

text: You will be stuck in an auto-renew that you did NOT AGREE TO and CANNOT CANCEL! THIS IS AWFUL!!!!


title: Its a Favorite

text: I look forward to getting this magazine every month. There are a plethora of new recipes in every issue.  I also love the section on if it is worth it to make from scratch versus buying from the store.  I will continue this subscription as long as they keep this level of quality.


title: Meh

text: The magazine is okay, but not exactly my style.  Nothing wrong with it necessarily, but I would prefer more recipes.


title: great magazine

text: My 10 and 12 year old granddaughters love this magazine. It's a fine product that is fun and  holds their interest without being too "grown-up". I'm sure we will be re-ordering this one.


title: Great read!

text: Love it!


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text: MY FAVORITE MAGAZINE


title: Great started magazine for a child.

text: My daughter loved getting this magazine. I enjoyed reading it with her. If you like Disney, this is a great first magazine for a young child.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine, just sooo many ads


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine, just sooo many ads.


title: Kindle didn't load

text: Print copy wouldn't load on my phone, but I bought it as a gift for my son so no big deal


title: I've always liked it

text: I love the stories in Readers digest.  they are informative, different, quirky sometimes and often funny


title: Love this magazine

text: So happy to be getting this magazine again


title: Fun magazine

text: Love it. Great articles and pictures.


Can't beat the National Geographic magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: As described.


title: Never Disappoints

text: Every issue always delivers good articles and reviews.


title: Great

text: I love this magazine. I haven’t received my first issue yet.


title: Good gift

text: Good gift


title: National Geographic Kids

text: Ordered this for my grandson and he does like it.


title: Great

text: Like


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine good price


title: Five Stars

text: Love this network & their magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: good mag


title: Fewer ads and more recipes (everyday to fancy) than any ...

text: Fewer ads and more recipes (everyday to fancy) than any other food magazine I've seen.  The recipes are delicious but not so complex that you would never try making.


title: Prime low price

text: Low price holidays gifts


title: It’s ok.

text: To many adds.


title: Interesting magazine

text: I like it ok. Thought it would have more info and less adds.


title: Magazine

text: Not worth the money


title: Not quite what I expected

text: This magazine isn't quite what I expected.  There isn't much artwork inside for the price.  I was told the first issue would come in July.  I was about to purchase a current issue at the newsstand.  Glad I didn't do that, I got 2 issues immediately which means one was already old.  I'm none too happy about that.  I probably won't renew my subscription as there are other stamping mags containing a lot more quality content for me.


title: Best apps issue justifies subscribing

text: The first issue I received was the Best Apps issue. It described 200+ of the favorites of the editorial staff and readers. There are a number of REALLY COOL apps. I’m tempted to say that this issue alone justifies subscription to the magazine.


title: Must be great

text: It must be great. If I ever receive it. Still looking forward to read this magazine. ISIT going to happened?


title: Used to be great...now it's trash

text: I recently read a few copies that were given to me by a friend.  What trash this magazine has become.  When I was younger, it was filled with great information about music, the artists, great photography, etc.  Now it's just a teeny bopper and faux political rag.  It's not even worth looking at.  Such a disappointment for a magazine that helped to build the rock music scene back in the day.  I wish someone would buy it and rebuild it...make it about music like it used to be.


title: Cowboys & INDIAN'S!!!

text: O.k., what indian's?  Sometimes i will will go two mags, before they'll have a small arctial about an indian artiest, I realy think we can't do anthing ealles!  But we are not arties, and we are not all on a Res.!


title: Four Stars

text: Love the easy quick recipes.


title: Misleading

text: Thought it was 1 year subscription. It was Not. Only received 2 issues.


title: Ideas

text: Love all The New Ideas and Color Schemes


title: great magazine

text: i great magazine at a great price.


title: Super Lame Magazine

text: If you'd like to dumb down a tween or teen girl, get them this magazine. I think it must be run by oldy time women- the ones who grew up reading Cosmo and other "girly fashion" magazines. Ugh. SO LAME.


title: my daughter likes this; so many ads

text: I guess since I haven't been very big on fashion magazines in recent years, I'd forgotten how much of these types of magazines are pure advertising. Almost everything. I can't believe I paid money to receive about 90 percent ads, but my daughter enjoys seeing which of her favorite celebs made it to the cover, so she's happy with it.


title: Five Stars

text: Of course a great magazine!


title: Great magazine!

text: I love the 'country' vibe of this magazine!  Quaint stories, discoverable locations to visit, recipes, and only a few advertisements!


title: great magazine

text: Just what I needed to explore and determine where I want to go for our next vacation!


title: Easy to use

text: I like Wired and this is the first time I got it on my Kindle Fire HD - which makes it easy to use and read.


title: Love 💕 This Fashion Magazine!

text: My favorite magazine, has great Fashion Ideas and fun articles women would enjoy reading.


title: Can't cancel

text: TV guide for my brother- in law<br />.


title: Why is this still being published?

text: Trees shouldn't have to die for this.  It is totally useless.


title: Great buy

text: Better than expected. Lots of great recipes & info. Great buy


title: Great buy

text: Great buy!!! Haven't found this cheaper anywhere! Excellent info & recipes.


title: Great buy

text: Lots of good recipes & info. Great buy


title: Great buy

text: Great buy! Has the best coupons too!


title: Great buy!

text: Great buy!


title: This is a great magazine, especially for those who don't have "the ...

text: This is a great magazine, especially for those who don't have "the sky's the limit" budgets. Lots of great ideas!


title: WE LOVE IT!

text: This is a great gift for my daughter-in-law. She loves the magazine and the auto-renewal makes it an easy gift-giving choice for me!


title: Never Received a single issue.

text: The Amazon seller went through another magazine publisher company and neither one could resolve the issue.  Do not order this magazine.  May be a great book but don't get it here.  Amazon had to refund because could not get through to publisher.


title: Not as good as 10 years ago

text:
Catnip magazine, published by the Tufts University vet school, is better than CatWatch.  I used to get both, but I dropped the CatWatch subscription about 5 years ago, after it had been declining for some time.

(Very sadly, the decline of CatWatch started when its medical editor, who was also the head of Cornell's vet school, died in a motorcycle crash, while trying to avoid a feral cat that ran across the road.  Apparently, nobody else really took his place at CatWatch after his death.)

Tufts also publishes a dog health magazine, which my dog-loving brother likes.


title: Five Stars

text: My nephew loves this magazine!  Second time ordering from him.


title: Enjoyable Read at a great price!

text: I have always loved this magazine and to be able to get it delivered to my door at such a great price is awesome!


title: Yucky styles

text: Too worldly.  Not real life style.


title: Great for homeowners

text:
I LOVE this magazine. I look forward to it's arrival every month. It has some very cool projects for beginners as well as more advanced DIY-ers. I highly recommend this if you own a home, especially if you are doing any renovations!!
If you rent your home or are otherwise obliged to not make any changes to it then this isn't really for you. This made me paint walls, deconstruct furniture and repurpose it, and remove my wall to wall carpet and sand my floors.
I was not compensated in any way or provided a free sample of this fabulous magazine in return for my unbiased review, I simply did it to let you the people be more informed consumers. That being said, if Amazon would ever like to provide free samples to me in return for my unbiased reviews I will oblige. Balls in your court, Amazon ;)


title: informative

text: Lots of cool projects and advice!!


title: a fun read

text: Like any magazine, too many ads but I still enjoy getting this in the mail!!


title: Teen daughters love it.

text: My daughter began her subscription to this magazine at 13 and continues to receive it now that she's almost really 17. She looks forward to when it arrives and reads it cover to cover each month. It has good, relevant articles that are tastefully presented.


title: Teenage science geek son loves this

text: We've been getting this magazine for the last four years in our house.  We all read it.  Info on such a wide range of subjects.  My son is always quoting previous issues.  Great price for what you get out of it.


title: to political

text: Was a great magazine but is political with liberal views.  I refuse to continue to read or receive.<br />The science is minimal and most theory.  Has deteriorated over the past two years.


title: Subscription to Sports Illustrated Kids

text: My son was thrilled with his first magazine and we look forward to next month's delivery.


title: Great regional food.

text: A fantastic magazine.


title: Worth the money

text: Always a great read


title: Unplug and Play!

text: Give the kids Sports Illustrated. Get them outside playing and moving. Turn off electronics and inspire them to be physically active. This gift has been awesome to keep my three grandkids interested in sports and helps fuel their passion.


I have been getting this magazine for many years.  I like it.


title: Good Information

text: Great magazine with lots of helpful information.


title: Three Stars

text: Gift subsciption


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great choice in magazines.  This was a gift


title: Gift

text: This magazine was a gift to my son for Christmas.  He says its great.  This is his hobby and enjoys the magazine.


title: Antique Magazine

text: This magazine is a Christmas present to a relative.  He enjoys it very much.  I have had issues with the publishers about duplicates but that seems to have been straightened out.


title: Unreliable delivery

text: I enjoy the TV Guide for reviewing programming but I’m very disappointed because I don’t receive the issues on a regular basis. Would not recommend. Want my subscription stopped immediately.


title: All recipes

text: Love this magazine, has great recipes


title: Not worth the cost

text: Very average to my interests


title: sounds very interesting

text: No very interesting.  Wish I had not bought it.  others may like it, tho


title: family favotite

text: whole family reads it


title: worth the price!!

text: love  the recipes  lots an lots of ads


title: Very good and interesting

text: I bought this as a gift for my husband. He really likes it. I just renewed my subscription.


title: Thank you National Geographic Magazine

text: National Geographic is a tried and true magazine. It is so informative and interesting. It inspired me to travel and continues to do so.


title: My grandson loves this magazine.

text: My grandson started kindergarten this year, and is way more interested in running and playing outside games than learning to read. But he loves animals, and insects and moldy pumpkins. He loves his National Geographic books and magazines.  This type of reading material helps him to understand the point to the effort it is taking so he can learn to read them.


title: Always on target…

text: Every single article is well researched, interesting, and well written. Hard to get any better.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this magazine and the price was great.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Three Stars

text: Ordered it for an 11 year old horse lover and she wasn't really excited about it.


title: Beautifully done magazine.

text: Lovely photos, history.  Great for the traveler.


title: Nice mag, great ideas

text: Great mag but not enough distribution only 6 months


title: 1 year is 9 issues, so delivery is not 'regular'

text:
Update April 2021:
There seems to be a lot of reviews talking about only getting one issue every couple of months. I want people to understand that a 1 year subscription is 9 issues so don't expect it to show up every month. I would certainly like it to be more regular, but it isn't.

Another comment is the number of adds, every magazine of this type, I have seen, has a lot of adds. That is how we get to pay such low prices. While I have little doubt they have researched the types of adds that might catch the eye of their readers, most of them have nothing to do with me.

I have been an on/off subscriber to this magazine for a lot of years, it keeps getting thinner but the quality of what is in there seems to still be ok. If I had to pay the prices shown in the renewal notices I get with the magazine I wouldn't purchase it, but the price here on Amazon is half that if you time it right.

Original Review:
The magazine itself is good, There are a range of types of projects/tips from the "Seen that already" to the "wow that's cool" I tend to use this magazine as inspiration rather than a specific howto.

After I subscribed I received The previous issue and current issue the same day, then 2 weeks later I received the next months issue. To be honest I don't know how to feel about that.

In my case I had already purchased the previous months issue from a store so I didn't need that one. I think I would have rather just had the subscription start with the one that came 2 weeks later.


title: Lots of good ideas

text: I love hiking and adventure and I love getting ideas from this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson loves it


title: Corvette rating

text: This is a very informative magazine. I am buying a Z-06 and got all the information I needed. Great gift.


title: great learning magazine and customer service

text: this is my choice,,,i buy plans and woodsmith has some great plans that you can purchase and they set up your account so you can go back and download any plans you have purchased from them,,plus they send you specials thru the year for some great discounts on their plans,,,,,and the customer support is great,,,,i gave this company 5 stars which i feel they are,,,but reguardless of what others say,,,do not and i mean do not purchase plans from wood magazine,,,you cannot go back and retrieve the plans you have done purchased,,wood magazine is a rip off!!!!!


title: Sometimes foolish, Sometimes insightful, always intelligent writing

text: A quick survey of a typical issue of this magazine will show that it offers well written, leftist oriented writing presented seemingly for an audience of very well off, financially secure urbanites, who if fortunate are ideally situated in Manhattan. The magazine often espouses a leftist critique of our nasty capitalist society and features ads for silly products that only a certain segment of that comfy financially secure class of educated professionals who receive much benefit from that nasty capitalism could consider acquiring. Having said as much, I am a repeat subscriber and enjoy the fine, creative and often insightful writing. Features like Thomas Frank's, cranky, snarky and entertaining "Easy Chair", "Harper's Index" and "Findings" alone make the magazine worth a subscription. The fact that there is such a variety of literature to read in each issue from poetry to investigative journalism also make this a magazine to have.


title: None of those kiddie puzzles here; and none so ...

text: None of those kiddie puzzles here; and none so esoteric that you will need to email your genius friends- this series has entertained me through children's college interviews, others' shopping, hours of what would otherwise be tedium- can't do without it.


title: Beautiful Magazine and Educational

text: Love this magazine and bought this subscription as a gift;. They are totally enjoying it!


title: Absolutely GREAT magazine!!

text: Absolutely GREAT magazine!!


title: Great guide for locals

text: Great magazine.  Love the local events and reviews around town.  Found some great restaurant recommendations from this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: always great!

text: Martha's, always great!


title: I like it.

text: Different from what I usually read. I like it.


title: Five Stars

text: gift - they love it


title: Five Stars

text: gave as a gift - she loves


title: My favorite magazine

text: Out of all of the cooking magazines I enjoy this one the most. It always has things that I can't wait to make. Plus if you can get it on the deal of the day at a great price...there is no excuse not to make this purchase. It is filled with great recipes with beautiful color pictures.


title: Great information on dog breeds magazine

text: This magazine about dogs has many beautiful photos of dogs and features a few breeds monthly.  Also, there are many interesting stories and tips on grooming, training, and feeding.  Further, there is a list of breeders for multiple types of dogs.  Sometimes, there is a nutritional magazine Natural Dog included on the back side of the magazine.


title: Great food and wine magazine in French

text: Great magazine.  Love it.  A different perspective from my many US based cooking and wine magazines.  It would be fabulously popular here if it were in English.  Worth the expense for sure.


title: Five Stars

text: Who does not love National Geographic?  It was the 10.00 for 1 year price I got, that was great!


title: best in the south

text: Excellent magazine, I love southern cooking


title: Great buy

text: Excellent magazine


title: Worth the money

text: Excellent magazine


title: Good all around read.

text: I have cats and I love that this magazine showcases new and interesting products.<br />Also enjoy the cat articles. Funny. I’m interesting. I ducational. Has a little bit of everything. .


title: Five Stars

text: Best price on the web!


title: For the Hobby and Small shop machinist.

text: This magazine is great for the hobby machinist or model shop prototype man.  It has a lot of techniques and innovations that are helpful for the small shop one-off jobs.  It covers occasional review of basics, gunsmithing,  Model railroad, machine restoration, and a wealth of small projects.  It covers make shift use of the basic machine tools, as well as advanced numeric control using computers.  I keep my old issues for reference.


title: Lots of stuff for a steam buff.

text: Covers both models and operational steam from all eras.  Occasional articles on factory engines, operating locomotives, steamboats, etc.  Always has a model project or two.  Often has a purely technical article on calculation and design.  Something for every steam buff or machinist.


title: Make the chips fly

text: This has lots of great ideas for the guy with a lathe and drill press in the basement.  Lots of neat ideas for doing things without a major company to back you.  Nice for the guy who wants to turn junk into useful items.


title: great subject

text: great subject


title: no more

text: was agood mag


title: good  mag

text: I like what it covers


title: Not bad

text: Just didn`t cover the areas that I like


title: Good mag

text: I like what it covers


title: Good mag

text: Its no more


title: Kool

text: I like trucks


title: I like it

text: I like the subjects covered


title: Like it

text: Like what it covers


title: Just a magazine

text: Nothing special


title: Nothing special

text: Nothing special,  just a magazine


title: A great way to delve into modern science

text:
I will say that PopSci was better last decade. I feel like since the newer format came out, the magazine is a tad more leaning towards flash and less content. Lots of ads, colorful fonts and the articles seem a bit geared towards teenagers. Overall, this really isn't the biggest gripe. I'm in college, and I can deal with that better than older, smarter people I guess. I kind of wish that there were more biological sciences articles as opposed to tech and engineering articles, but I guess thats whats more progressive these days.

Overall, PopSci is still an excellent brand of science journalism and really allows for a rather broad audience to touch up on whats new.


title: Still the best by far

text:
SI has proven over the years that they are the dominant literary sports magazine. I have been reading them for nearly 7 years now, but unfortunately I will have to take a hiatus from the magazine as college is beginning and I do not have time or space for all the issues. That makes me sadder than one would expect.

This magazine blows ESPN mag out of the water. Sporting News is quality, but I do not think it can take SI. Chris Ballard is in my opinion the best sports journalist working today, and Pablo S. Torre, Austin Murphy, Ian Thompson, Lee Jenkins and Grant Wahl are all up there. Their articles are always interesting, with a touch of wit and plenty of interesting writing styles between them. Unlike ESPN, they do not stuff their stories with big charts depicting scales that are hard to understand. They write, they research, and they establish connections with their subjects. Ballard's article on the Tuscaloosa Tornados is possibly the best story I have read.

I have noticed that SI's layout has subtlety changed, and for the worse. Each issue is a tad thinner, and there are a few fancy modern layout schemes that make me think of ESPN. However, these are minuscule changes, and I still easily recommend SI over any other sports magazine in print. It seems the be the humane way they write. ESPN articles feel jumpy from point-to-point, and sometimes I feel like I learned nothing about the athlete being depicted. I liken them to high school english students who try to be poetic when talking, and end up confusing everyone else. SI stories have a sort of plot to them. Their articles trace through a period of time, and I usually read each story all the way through. Brilliant stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is wonderful.....so much to look at and use the ideas for your own home..


title: Such a nice magazine

text: My mom used to get this magazine and I loved it. It just always seemed yo be such an expensive non-essential. So when i was able to get it at such a great price, i couldn't pass it up.


title: One Star

text: I'm tired of seeing the Gender Revolution cover too.


title: Happy with purchase

text: Got this for my nephew who is autistic. He loves it. Happy with the product


Love this Magazine have some good stories, the hard copies after reading I forward it to my friend tat also love to read it. Good Magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: It had given me some good points to consider when I take photo's outdoors, good magazine recommend.


title: Never gets old

text: This magazine is for everyone not just for teenagers. Great tips in beauty and fashion. Not to mention, the price is awesome for a year of subscription. Keep it up!


title: Yum Yum

text: My husband has been waiting for this magazine so very impatient. So glad we got it. He is a wonderful cook and he loves getting ideas out of magazines. The magazine will get read over and over for ideas.


title: Great for kids that love sports!

text: My son eagerly awaits this magazine every month. He loves all sports, learns something new every read, and will read it more than once! He enjoys the poster insert by putting it up in his room- he now has about 7 or 8!


title: Great product !!

text: Great Magazine !!! Always timely reading


title: Five Stars

text: We look forward to this magazine.  Lots of tips!


title: I like getting reviews of shows and movies

text: I don't really need to find out when shows are scheduled, but I really like the ratings on the movies and reviews of shows.


title: Five Stars

text: Informative.


title: Great stories and colorful images.

text: LOVE IT!  Larger than the original National Geographic magazine and filled with colorful images and great stories.  I read it cover to cover.


I love the new Prevention without the ads. I feel strongly that articles about health should not be sponsored by Rx companies or supplement companies.


title: I love burda style

text: I love burda style. I've had a subscription for only a year but already have so many excellent patterns to make! Though the price seems high, if you sew, it's completely worth it. I'll probably only subscribe for about 5 years, any longer and I will have way too many magazines! I've heard there is some redundancy, which is true but can you expect anything else from a pattern magazine? The styles are a bit ahead of the curve for America, which actually makes prepping for next year pretty fun!


title: Lousey Stories

text: Not what I remember in my youth. The writing is not done very well.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice variety of projects


title: Five Stars

text: Love the large print.


title: I have been reading it for several years!

text: Their stories are great and accurate!


title: Great Magazine...Delivery is timely and consistent

text: Great magazine and arrives in a timely manner.


title: Glad I subscribed

text: Although Popular Science does indulge in predictions of the future (that's pretty undocumented, so it's 'speculative science-based conjecture') it really is fun to read all the different areas the articles address.<br />am very glad I subscribed.


title: Who reads this junk?

text: My wife got a free subscription to Interview by using some Coke Rewards. I've never read anything so stupid in all my life. It's nothing but a bunch of full page ads and self indulgent drivel. Not a single ounce of substance. Who reads this junk...how could they possibly have been around for 40 years??  Then I read that Warhol started it and suddenly it all made sense. Anyone who thinks Andy Warhol actually contributed anything meaningful to...anything ...probably thinks this is better than the bible...  Don't waste your money...unless you're sending it to someone as a joke.


title: Three Stars

text: The subscription started over 2 months ago and I just received my first magazine.


title: Great for ballerinas!

text: My daughter loves this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: beautiful art


title: Best recipes

text: Love the recipes!


title: Decent magazine

text: Decent magazine


title: Decent

text: Decent magazine


title: Great DIY magazine

text: I’ve been reading this magazine for years and have learned a lot. My library has this magazine for free, but I like to keep some around for the projects that they have inside.


title: gritf

text: he like it


title: A must for Coon Hunters!

text: Awesome magazine in many ways: tells you where events are, has ads for great dogs, really educational.


title: misleading product

text: I feel slightly deceived, because the magazine I received is like a smaller, lower-quality version of National Geographic.  It's not the same size as the other issues I've read in the past!


title: The original was great, but not any more.

text: I was one of the original subscribers many years ago and read a great magazine every month and learned many great things.  Not just workout tips, healthful eating and diet options, but such important manly things like how to cut a turkey at the head of a table, introduce yourself, how to shave, how to be humble, and even deliver a eulogy.  After about ten years, I'd pretty much read it all and moved on.  I recently subscribed to Men's Health for my son in hopes of him reaping some of the same great rewards.  Not so!  It's now about androgynous middle-grounding, tattoos, and a total loss of what a real Man is.  What a disappointment.  It still has some information to offer, but grab one once a year or so and you will get everything you need.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Great Subscription, cheap

text: Great Subscription, cheap


title: I love getting this magazine. It introduces me to artists and new techniques.

text: This is a really just what I wanted as a metal artist. It is inspiring and offers great resources to one who is making silver and other metal jewelry. I'll keep on getting it for many years.


title: Interesting read if one can see it

text: I find much enjoyment in reading the.magazine. My only criticism is the size of the font used. As I get older, is it me, or has the font shrunk? It should come with complementary magnifying glasses!


title: Worth it.

text: Mom gets a lot of pleasure from reading the text of daily Mass from this magazine.


title: Nothing but woke propaganda now. Cancelled my subscription of 40 years.

text: It has been so sad to see such an epic publication and cultural institution’s pathetic downfall. Regardless of your political views it is difficult to stomach the shameless attempts by National Geographic to win the wokeism trophy at the expense of destroying itself. It’s as though the worst type of social justice warriors have taken over the editorial board and all reporter positions. Godspeed NG. We will miss you.


title: Great Deal

text: great subscription price-LOVE CONTENT! Have been reading this magazine for years-It is getting smaller but I will hang on as long as it does!


title: Don’t get it

text: The most boring, ad-filled magazine I’ve ever read.


title: Informative

text: Great


title: great Train magazine

text: This is a great source to learn railroad history and to see what is coming in the new era of railroads. the photos and stories are fantastic.  I love the magazine and a great price through Amazon.


title: If you are a pilot or pilot in training you need Flying magazine!

text: I love this magazine! It is packed full it news, new products, and reviews of everything from the latest gadgets to the newest airplanes. It also helps keep up to date with the latest news from the FAA. A must read for every pilot, pilot-in-training, a pilot wannabe.


title: Nice gift

text: My hubs loved this....I gave him a subscription for Christmas


title: It does what its suppose to do.

text: Not much more I can say.


title: Its vanity fair

text: you either love it or hate it.  Me I got a tablet just so I could read it better with my not so hot eyesight and its beautiful and I have always loved the articles, snarky as they may be.


title: This Picture Pretty Much Shows What the Publishers Think of Girls

text: Disturbing! The creators of these magazines obviously do not think that only boys should have dreams and careers, and that women and girls amount to anything more than fashion and makeup. Not the kind of future I want for my children!

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title: Can’t go wrong!!

text: Arrived on time as a gift And dad LOVED having his reader’s digest!!


title: Great Gift for Displaced D.C. resident.

text: Gave as gift, the recipient is very happy with it.


title: Great gift

text: My dad loves it, it’s the perfect gift for the man who has everything.....but wants to improve his swing!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!!


title: Helpful

text: Lots of ideas. Great reading.


title: I expected more...

text: Not as meaty as the Running magazine.


title: Food Porn

text: I've made many recipes from these magazines and they are fabulous. Beautiful magazine...food porn.


title: Recipes and articles about her family.

text: The wedding pictures were great. Love new magazine.


title: Still funny!

text: What can you say?  Used to read years ago - still great fun and enjoyable.


title: Coolest mag on the shelf!

text:
I discovered this publication by chance at a Borders when I was looking for something to kill time with.

The adds are interesting. There are lots of them. For people who prefer to look at the pictures (like me) this is the publication to have. There are lots of adds, it's a fairly hefty book and is worth the money for the subscription.

As a photographer I find the images interesting, creative and very cutting edge. The adds cover everything from photography to digital manipulation to drawings. I highly recommend this publication!


title: Just Right Magazine for My Cats & I

text: This is the first cat magazine I've wanted to subscribe to.  It has good articles on cat health, as well as fun stuff for me.  The covers are usually adorable.  The editors work hard to make this a visual feast.


title: Oldie but goodie

text: Love this mag...it's been around forever but it's still a delight and a great bathroom read


title: Don't subscribe to this!!!

text: Terrible service.  My TV Guide arrives every other week, not weekly.  I can call and my subscription will be extended but I don't feel I should have to do this every other week.<br />Just called Amazon and was able to cancel my subscription.  I will be getting a pro-rated refund.


title: Smithsonian Magazine

text: I like the topics, however,due to the length and lack of time to read, I will not resubscribe.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased for my mom as a gift and she loves.


My niece loves receiving this every 2 months.  Very informative and who doesn't like getting mail with their name on it.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine!  So much great information for all ages.  My daughter who is in her 30s told me about it. I look forward to getting this magazine every month! Keep up the great work!

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title: Bought this magazine for my grandson for Christmas. It ...

text: Bought this magazine for my grandson for Christmas. It is helping him learn drawing and the different aspects of art. Seem to be enjoying it very much.


title: TOO  MANY  ADDS

text:
SOME ARTICLES ARE GOOD BUT TOO MANY ADVERTISMENTS.
I ONLY BOUGHT BECAUSE PRICE FOR TWO YEARS IS CHEAP.
I HAVE BOUGHT THIS BOOK BEFORE AND DIDN'T RENEW BECAUSE OF ADDS.


title: Does not include daytime programming, only primetime...disappointing

text: Very disappointed that it does NOT include programming for the whole day, only for primetime. For me, they could cut down on the editorial stuff and include the content that I subscribed to it for...the programming.


title: Thank you

text: LOVE this!! Am so grateful it is available


title: Five Stars

text: good reading


title: A little heavy on the popular, light on the science

text: This magazine is probably good for children or people who don't want to get into details.  It's more like a quick browse of things an adult probably already knows.


title: Shell Of It's Former Self

text:
I wrote a glowing review of this magazine a while back before they changed the content.  I felt the need write another review, so no one would be misled by the earlier one, thinking this was the same magazine.
The magazine has recently been revamped and is shallow beyond words.  It's now nothing more than the usual glamour magazine targeted toward women with a fluff article or two on alternative healing thrown in for appearances sake only.  After years of getting a magazine with indepth and very informative articles on alternative medicine, I routinely throw this new model in the garbage the moment it arrives at my home.
Don't waste your time or money.  I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Easy to use.

text: Always use this.


title: Scam

text: missing subscriptions, was not refunded the full amount.


title: Nice Magazine, Good price here!

text: Magazine pays for itself over and over with the coupons included in every issue! Recipes and household articles. Wife loves it!


title: You get what you pay for

text: TV Guide is nothing that it was. Shows that are off air show up in the guide. No local channels, limited cable listings, and little detail. For $20 a year, you get articles on shows and some information on stars. For the price, it's not bad, but could be so much better.


title: Something for every generation

text: I purchased this subscription for my mother who was in assisted living. I never read it in the years it came to my house. After she passed away, I finally looked at an issue. I regret never reading this before. I presumed it had to do with early times mostly 40s and 50s, and I was completely wrong. One article had events that happened in 1980, and it was not only fascinating, but brought back many memories.  The articles are evenly divided up in decades and the photos really make you REMINISCE about the past no mater what your age is. It’s very well written with excellent articles.


title: could be better

text: Magazines like this should give out codes to ps games for free stuff sometimes and even games every once in a blue moon but...I do like the pictures,lol and keeping updated on latest games and releases.


title: Good Basic Recipes

text: Variety of recipes.


title: Love this Magazine

text: While most recipes are not something I would use, I do enjoy the pics and articles. It’s like Playboy for foodies.


title: Good Recipes!

text: Nice variety of recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: great price


title: ... who is professional computer Geek and he mentioned he liked it very

text: Have gifted a subscription to my adult son who is professional computer Geek and he mentioned he liked it very much

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title: Cancelled subscription. It did not provide me with any ...

text: Cancelled subscription.  It did not provide me with any useful/practical ideas.


title: Not impressed. Will not renew subscription.


title: I gave subscription to my son a professional IT person ...

text: I gave subscription to my son a professional IT person.  He was rave about the magazine, so I renewed his subscription and set up a subscription for my brother.


title: He seems to like it. Finally a gift he is not returning ...

text: Gave subscription as a gift to sibling who was a professional in his early years.  He seems to like it.  Finally a gift he is not returning or just letting set around, or forgetting its source (me) and giving it to me, not as a gift but to get it out of his home.  He is the difficult one to find birthday and Christmas gifts.  One of those if he wanted it he would already have it kind of guys, or item is priced way out of my gift giving budget.  He recently referred me to the January issue and suggested I purchase at news stand.


title: Good Housekeeping (1-year)

text: I'm sure I will love the magazine, but I still haven't received it. That is the reason for the 1 star rating.


title: Good articles/great price

text: I really like the magazine. Kindle version works great for me with no problems. I do agree with some of the other reviewers that it is more geared to a younger age group, however there are enough articles and good info that I think it is well worth the price.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes and helpful hints


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine and has many good ideas


title: Great magazine and easy to do on Amazon

text: Gifted this and they loved it.  This was a great gift idea and a great way to do it for me.


title: nearly useless

text: We subscribed to CR for many years but canceled a few years ago because of format changes that no longer reflected our interests or buying habits. A generous offer for a new subscription tempted us but the format is even more useless and will not be renewed.  product reviews for items not available ( some never heard of) in our Midwest city..... vague ratings.....minimal product information....the list goes on......


title: updated for the times

text: this magazine has definitely had some updates in the last few years, and the style and projects are great. Their website also features some fantastic guest writers/bloggers. I would recommend if the styles featured are your style.


title: love this magazine

text: love this magazine; have subscribed for years and given as a gift many times. great suggestions for tv, movies, books


title: love this one

text: I subscribe to a lot of fashion and beauty magazines, and this is one of my favorites. Everything featured is affordable, and the magazine is always giving even lower priced options. Never makes me feel guilty about wanting something in their pages, and it's always on budget. Have also given gift subscriptions to other budget fashionistas.


title: my daughter loves this

text: We've renewed this one a couple of times (she loves the celebrity articles and fashion ideas the most); clothes are reasonably priced for a tween so when she shows me something she likes, I hardly ever faint. I will admit on occasion to reading myself, and shopping accessories (come on, I know my limits). Would recommend.


title: a good read

text: My daughter likes it because it's trendy and features the stars she likes, but also outfit inspiration. The clothes are a little pricey, but it never hurts to window shop.


title: long term subscriber

text: You know how sometimes you outgrow a magazine because you are just in a different life stage? That will never happen with this magazine. I have been a subscriber since its inception, when I was a poor post-college grad working 2 crummy jobs and eating cheese sandwiches just to make ends meet. I am now an almost 40 single mom of 2, but the point is, fashion and taste never go out of style (I can sometimes even afford stuff in the pages now!). I have had to say goodbye to some once-beloved magazines, but as long as they keep publishing InStyle, I will keep subscribing.


title: Southern Living Magazine

text: Great magazine. Love their tips and recipes


title: Five Stars

text: My husband looks forward to each issue.


title: I have always enjoyed this magazine in previous years but it seems more ...

text: I have always enjoyed this magazine in previous years but it seems more focused on ads than substance. Too bad, I probably won’t renew unless there are changes.


title: Four Stars

text: Overall, this magazine delivers more information in every issue than most in three.


title: Five Stars

text: I am not a country type but great magazine with info for all types.


title: Easy, peasy. And less expensive, too.

text: It's so much easier to sign up through Amazon for the New Yorker. Plus, a lot less expensive.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Favorite magazine.

text: In this day and age where nobody gets magazines anymore I make an exception for this one. It has reviews for products that normal people can afford. I have found many new things that I otherwise wouldnt have known about. It is always enjoyable to read.


title: Not subscribing

text: Ugly covers, anorexic girls (those are not women).  If my daughters looked like them, I'd do an intervention.


title: Better than bon appetit and more friendly and down-to-earth easier to follow

text: Great magazine plenty of recipes and great community feel within the magazine.


title: Nice pictures and nice to dream magazine

text: Same as in past years great locations great visits and great vacation ideas. What's the cost is prohibited if your dreaming of the vacation less than 20K. and that includes some of the weekend visits as well for that amount


title: Great recipe ideas

text: Great magazine for great ideas


title: disappointed

text:
I bought this magazine as a Christmas present for my daughters-in-law.  When it came I was so disappointed in the amount of advertising.  59 full pages out of 132 were nothing but ads, and another 23 a mix of ads and text.  Only 50 pages (about 38% of the magazine) were devoted solely to articles, most of which were interesting and well written.  I expected better from Disney, Inc.

Sheerie


title: Cloth Paper Scissors THE BETST

text: Cloth Paper Scissors is without a doubt the BEST magazine out there for mixed media artists.  The magazine articles are beautifully done; lots of "how-to's"; easy to understand directions and dynamite photos.


title: LOVE this mag

text: it's like watching tv, only in print.  Lots of color, advice, pretty houses, landscaping- well worth the price.  Share with family members when done!


title: Five Stars

text: Best ski magazine out there.


title: Love Coastal Living!

text: Great magazine, have enjoyed it for years. Always subscribe through Amazon; cheaper than any other way, and easier, too, with the renewal reminder that arrives on time, but not months early like some magazine vendors.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine has such great tips and interesting articles.  I look forward to getting every issue.


title: Half of the recipes I have no interest in.

text: I was a bit disappointed  with the magazine.  Rachael's forced smile gets annoying  after a while, and there are never any recipes that I am interested in making.  I wish I had just saved my money and had not ordering it.


title: Should be called Popular Ads & Sports

text: I ordered a subscription for my dad.  My dad told me that it was just a magazine full of ads and sports articles.  Apparently popular mechanics means ads and sports.


title: Will not order again

text: Did not have any recipes that I like I like simple Farm or church recipes these were


title: Equus magazine

text: This is a great all-around horse magazine for any and all horses.  The other magazines often don't cover articles that all horse breed owners can use.


title: Rachel Ray for Everyone

text: Bought this subscription for my mom and she loves it. She's one of those people that follows recipes exactly and  everything she has made from this magazine has turned out great! Too bad there are tons of ads but all-in-all, good magazine for those that like to cook and don't have to get too bogged down with fancy recipes that require ingredients nobody has in their pantry!


title: How can you possibly go wrong with Martha Stewart?

text: I really like Martha Stewart and have quite a few of her books in addition to this subscription. As with most magazines these days, the actual content gets smaller and the advertisements take up much of the issue. I was disappointed by her October issue, especially this year because it was thinner and the content was extremely boring. Usually Martha has a great Halloween issue and this was lackluster at best. Pros: I got a good price, pictures are still well done and the issues are well-organized (just like Martha). Cons: Too many advertisements and boring topics.