title: good info to have

text: I bought one Prevention magazine at the grocery store and loved the info that it contained, so I ordered a subscription.  It said that it would take 6-10 weeks to arrive so I bought the next month's magazine at the grocery store.  The subscription arrived the same week!!  The second magazine did not hit home with me as much as the first month, but that is to be expected.  I'm looking forward to next month's.  It's material is not life changing for me, but it gives me ideas on how to tweak my diet and exercise/lifstyle.  I enjoy the magazine.  I would order it again.


title: great

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: enjoying reading


title: Five Stars

text: great reading


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Five Stars

text: always loved this magazine.


title: Love

text: received my 1st issue!  Love it


title: Ok!

text: It's an ok magazine.  It was a good price when I purchased it.  It does take a long time for the 1st magazine to arrive.


title: It's okay - has a lot of different articles. ...

text: It's okay - has a lot of different articles. Wish it came out more than six times a year.


Does NOT include digital access!  This "Print Only subscription" for this GREAT magazine is not recommended.


title: Good mag, good buy

text: Great subscription price on amazon, and that is why I bought it. I'm very happy with this purchase and I received magazines in timely manner. I do recommend buying this subscription from amazon.


title: Fun magazine

text: I tried this as it was on special, and I enjoy the articles. It's a fun magazine, especially if you like HGTV.


title: Wow...will get this as gifts for friends

text: Ordered this magazine along with Fitness from this seller.  Great price...and both magazines are perfect together.  I will purchase this one for friends in the future because it is full of great tips and yummy recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine


title: ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

text: I READ IT COVER TO COVER, AS I REALLY ENJOY READING ABOUT THE TV SHOWS AND MOVIES.  THAT IS WHY MY SUBSCRIPTION IS ALWAYS RENEWED.


title: The family handyman

text: I recently bought a house and this magazines  has helped me a lot.


title: Having trouble with receiving mag

text: I paid for a year.....only received 2 months.  My nine year old daughter loves taking this to church.  The magazine follows mass correctly and makes it easier for her to stay focused. Too bad it's not working out for us.


title: Good reading.

text: Easy reading with helpful hints.


title: Very handy to have the digital edition as we have ...

text: Very handy to have the digital edition as we have a second home, and don't always remember to take the print edition with us.


title: Excellent ADHD resource.

text: Great magazine, fantastic resource for parents of kids with, or who have ADHD themselves...


title: they are really happy with it

text: purchased as a gift, they are really happy with it.


title: Entertain Magazine

text: Like magazine


title: Great lettering

text: Love the large lettering


title: Three Stars

text: Ok


title: Once you soft thru the ads, some useful info. Good luck cancelling!

text: Too many adds (seems like about 80%). Got the email about the subscription renewing, stopped renewal process about 3 weeks before due date. Got alert about charge on my card for renewal. Called amazon customer service, after about 30 minutes on the phone was assured the credit on my card would show up in about 5 days. When credit card bill showed up weeks later there was no credit for the subscription. Filed dispute with credit card. Have had 3 'robot' emails telling me I have to provide a valid card for renewal, and after answering twice stating I did not want to renew got notified the info I provided would be forwarded to credit card company. Talk about a waste of time with a company that doesn't care about customer service (Meredith publishing). Buyer beware.


title: Great magazine

text: I love knives. Very good read


title: Just OK at a steep price.

text: I WANT to like this magazine.  I really do.  I consider myself an outdoorsy type.  I frequently run trail ultramarathons and I work in a job that provides me with ample opportunity to spend hours deep in the woods or on the water.  But this magazine just seems to be grasping for what it wants to be.  Not to mention the fact that it just comes off as having such a bias toward the Rockies and West Coast.  I can't tell you how many pages of skiing-related material I just had to pass over in every issue.  I perhaps read 1-2 great articles the whole time I had a (free) subscription to this mag.  When I went to renew and saw the price...forget it.  It's like DETAILS for guys in the mountains...


title: Nothing like it used to be.

text: European Car is a magazine full of eye candy.  Lots of German and Italian uber-exotics grace its pages.  While that's great, and it's enjoyable to read about such cars, EC has lost many subscribers due to its loss of focus on the more attainable European cars out there.  The pages used to be full of VW, BMW, Audi and Porsche project cars that were all within reach of your average Joe with a taste for something other than the basic Camaro or Mustang.  Many used Euro cars are very cheap and easy to get into for those that would otherwise not be able to buy a new car of the same make. I'd hoped that the focus on these cars would become more intense when Les Bidrawn took over as editor a few years back.  Unfortunately, it appeared to me that that's when things really seemed to go downhill.  I let my subscription lapse and can't see picking it back up unless the mag undergoes a major transformation.  So if you're into top dollar, unattainable by all but the very few, exotic European cars, this is your mag.  But if you are someone who just likes your basic European offerings and is looking for support and inspiration, you stand a good chance of being disappointed.


title: Japan under Chinese threat

text: Added to my long standing research project on China's military power. Japan has the know-how to create a nuclear weapons industry and delivery vehicles in record time. Inevitably Japan's best solution to china's agression is having it's own substantial nuclear deterrent. So who's next? Japan for sure.


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting articles written in everyday French.  Very suitable for those who speak French as a second language.


title: 3yo looks forward to his mail every month!

text: Got this for my 3yo son for Christmas and he looks forward to getting his magazine in the mail every month!  He can't really do a lot of the activities in it by himself, but we sit down and read it and do the activities together.  He especially likes the "Ricky" stories every month. He keeps coming back and looking at them over and over again as we keep them on the bookshelves with his regular books.  Planning on keeping this subscription for a long time!


title: Great gift for Teen/Tween horse lovers

text: Great mag for tween/teens interested in horses. We have gifted a subscription to this more than once.


title: Used to Love It

text:
I have had a Bazaar subscription for almost five years, and I am really disappointed in the magazine now. I used to read Vogue instead, but stopped because it was all ads and maybe 5 or 6 real articles (more than a page long) and now Bazaar is the same way. I cancelled my subscription a few months ago, but I am still getting issues since it hasn't run out yet (I prepaid). I still flickr through it since I am getting the magazine. In the most recent issue (March 2014) I had to flip through literally a half inch of ads (literally half the magazine) before I finally came to a full page of text. Every single page was an ad, except for the table of contents and the Editor's letter. I looked through the whole magazine and hardly any articles were more than a page long. The fashion articles were barely more than pictures with captions. I feel I deserve more for my money.

About a year or so ago they revamped the whole magazine, changing layouts and stuff. I thought that the most dramatic change was going to be the ridiculous circles of text (they were cute at first in only a couple of articles here and there but now it's just annoying) as time goes on I have realized that they are putting more and more ads in the magazine as well.

I know ads are how the magazine makes its money. I get that. I'd be fine if they were still putting out good articles with the ads, or at least spacing them out evenly between the ads. But the ads are now taking the place of the articles. What do the writers do all day? They sure as heck aren't creating content for the magazine. Bazaar has bloggers and an Instagram and a Twitter and so on and so forth. Why even read the magazine? You can go look on their website.

This magazine is a waste of money. I'd rather read a fashion blog to find out what's in style since I know I'll get to actually READ something, not just look at a picture book for an hour.


title: Been reading over 60 years

text: I’ve enjoyed Reader’s Digest for over six decades and it gets thinner and thinner and many more ads. The content is good, timeless, just wish there was more of it.


title: Taken for years' always interesting and current.

text: Favorite publication.  This issue was different and interesting.


title: Good resource for aspiring dancers

text: Daughter reads every month.  Good resource for understanding/learning about the ballet world.  Wish they would provide a "US News and World Reports College Edition" type of reviews for summer and full-year programs (maybe not providing financial health, but styles of teaching, focus areas, etc. to provide comparisons), but there are usually quite a few informative articles in every edition.


title: A few complaints, but overall a really good read

text:
I subscribed to Reader's Digest for a decade while living in Australia, so it was only natural to start up a subscription now I live in the US. I didn't think there would be any real difference in the magazine.

Overall, I am happy with this periodical. It still contains great stories, feature articles, good pictures and graphics, and the same standard regular contributions such as the humor section "Laughter - the Best Medicine" - all of which I enjoy very much.

Unfortunately there are two areas I am disappointed with about this magazine. The first is the number of ads. Not only are there ads sprinkled liberally throughout the digest, but it also comes with several loose ads stuck in between the pages or included in the wrapping. I find this distracting and annoying.
The other thing that I have noticed that's different is the quality of the paper used in these Reader's Digest magazines. The paper seems a lot less durable and has a "recycled" feel to it. If that means more trees are saved and the paper is more eco-friendly, then I will support it. But if it is just cost cutting, then I am a bit disappointed in the quality.

On a positive note, the digest is also available in digital form, which I find convenient - although I do like to curl up with the magazine in hand and have some quiet time away from the computer to just read :)

All up, I do enjoy the content of the Reader's Digest (minus the ads) and I am glad I have a subscription to it so I am ensured of a regular good read!


title: I like this one!!

text: Great Magazine!!


title: Love this one!

text: Great Mag!!


title: Too expensive for my taste!

text: Too expensive for my taste!


title: Nice Mag!

text: Nice Mag!


title: Too many Ads!

text: Too many Ads  will not purchase again!


title: Fun!

text: Great Magazine for the price!!


title: Five Stars

text: different ideas


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine- ideas for everything!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this


title: Country Living

text: I have read and loved this magazine for many years.  It is always full of beautiful pictures and ideas that I can use and share.


title: Incorrect time zone

text: I live in AZ and it does not fit our time zone nor does it carry our local channel 3.  I probably will not renew


title: he loved

text: Ordered this for my husband, he loved it


title: Great value

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: THE BEST.


title: Five Stars

text: i have always subscribed, and i probably always will.  it's the best


title: I'VE NEVER MISSED AN ISSUE AND I WOULDN'T STOP NOW.

text: I HAVE GREAT CONFIDENCE IN THEIR REVIEWS AND THEY HAVE LED ME TO ARTISTS I MIGHT NEVER HAD FOUND OTHERWISE.


title: I read TIME from first word to last and always enjoy it AND it makes me smarter....which can't hurt

text: I LOVE THAT I LEARN NEW THINGS AND GET ANOTHER SLANT ON THE THINGS I ALREADY KNOW.  THE BACK OF THE BOOK IS ALWAYS EYE OPENING AND IT'S NICE TO HAVE  A NEW  ANDRELIABLE OPINION ON WHAT YOU SHOULD NOT MISS .


title: This Old House Magazine

text: I love this magazine. I am going to purchase another 2-year subscription for my son.<br />I just wish my husband would read it............


title: Good

text: Was on sale for five dollars for a year.


title: Not what it used to be

text: Architectural Digest has always been impressive, so this current subscription has been a let down.


title: Horrible Customer Service

text: I had to call because I was not receiving my issues and customer service offered no assistance.  They were extremely rude and unwilling to help me.  The 1 or 2 cute patterns per issue is not worth the hassle.  I would not recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Recently changed some of it's format.

text: I've been subscribed to Writer's Digest for almost three years. It has a good amount of advice for beginner and Pro writers alike ranging from first time author interviews, how to create characters with emotion, non-fiction and fiction advice, writing contests, and so on. Unfortunately, within the three years I've been receiving it, there has been a lot of repeat articles/advice with just different wording. As the title says, they just recently changed some of their format providing better content, and so far no repeats. One of there newest contests is viewing a photo they added and writing an opening line for a novel. The creativity is endless!


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine! Very inexpensive. Has good informative articles. There are a bunch of ads but for the subscription price that's expected.


title: To actually get your subscription, order here!

text: I ordered from a discount service and the magazine never came. They were cheaper and had worked two years before, but not in 2021.  I ordered through Amazon and it started in under 2 weeks.


title: Travel Info at its best!

text: I'm enjoying this magazine alot.  I had subscribed years ago and glad I picked it back up.  Very detailed in location hot spots; up on what's "in" and "out".  This for those who are travellers and those who aspire to travel.


title: USELESS

text: I subscribed to this TV Guide because our local paper stopped printing a tv guide to go with our paper. I thought this would replace the local tv guide. WRONG. It is like a little Celebrity what's-going-on magazine. When you thumb through all the celebrity stuff, there is a tv guide of sorts. But all the local channels indicate: "LOCAL PROGRAMMING" Well, if I didn't know that without this TV Guide!<br />Total waste of money. Wish I could get a refund. Will not subscribe to this for a second year, for sure.


title: good value

text: I love the photo quality in this magazine,


title: I think it's the best of the fashion Mags

text: Allure is the only fashion-beauty magazine I get.... it has satisfied my need to stay current and in style for years.


title: A present every month that has become a stressor

text: I love this magazine!  My daughter and I share recipes that we have tried and discuss the outcome of each one. (she lives in Atlanta) I look forward to the 50 item booklet in each issue that highlights a specific food and the possible recipes that can be whipped up from each tried and true suggestion! This is a great sharing tool for families that are far apart if they like to cook. Also the handy organizer for recipes at the front of each issue makes it easy to find a recipe in any category.<br />Update 5/16/2020...subscriber since 2013. I am ready to cancel both subscriptions. I have had to call every month to get my magazine. I have been told instead of the magazine I was owed, that my subscription would be continued for another month etc. The address somehow got changed to having both subscriptions sent to Atlanta. How this happened I don't know, because nothing changed since 2013 and both subscriptions were renewed every year automatically. Anyway don't waste your money. The hassle is not worth the stress caused by having to be constantly vigilant about an error.that Amazon and Hearst seem to not be able to consistently fix.


title: Stay away

text: Only received one magazine for the whole year and a headache to unsubscribe.


title: Magazine was ok

text: Magazine was ok


title: Five Stars

text: I love my digital magazine. It is GREAT!! Thanks


title: Finally got here

text: Love this magazine


title: Makes me smile

text: Great magazine! I so enjoy remembering and learning about days gone by. It’s got a lot of content too, more than other nostalgic magazines I subscribed too. Arrived sooner than  expected too!


title: I’d be lost without this beautiful book.

text: Always love this book, 1st thing I read every morning and gets my day started.  Due to my recent situation I can’t get to daily Mass like I did in the past but at least I can read along.  I’d be lost without it.


title: Can't beat the price

text: Best price anywhere!!!  Now I have no guilt extending my subscription!


title: This England

text: I subscribe to this magazine for my mother, who is a WWII War Bride, she loves to be able to read about her home country and this magazine encompasses many different articles that she enjoys reading.  It's passed on to me, I was born in England, and I really love to read the articles and enjoy looking at the beautiful pictures.


title: Great mag for history buffs, particularly English history

text:
In the era of Nexus-Kindle-iPad, I'm down to one print magazine subscription: BBC History Magazine.  It's a beautiful magazine that I read cover-to-cover as soon as it arrives in the mail.  It's kind of expensive (about $7 a copy) but well worth it for the amateur historian looking to get exposure to lots of history topics.

One thing to make clear up front is that it is very English-focused.  Not British-focused, or Europe-focused, or world-focused.  I'm quite interested in English history, so that works very well for me, but if you're not really into English history, despite the mag's efforts to cover a broad range of world topics, it's probably not going to be of great interest.

The other criticism I have is that it's a bit ... fluffy.  Even the feature articles are very short; nothing is ever covered in sufficient depth for a true history enthusiast.  A recent article on women in Anglo-Saxon times barely scratched the surface of the topic, and defaulted to inane politically-correct themes instead of really digging in to that fascinating subject. The mag's coverage of the Richard III skeleton discovery and its implications was brief and feeble.  On the other hand, the brief articles do at least pique your interest and give you things to go read more about and research on the web. And maybe lack of depth is an unfair criticism of a monthly magazine; it is, after all, not a quarterly academic journal.  The writing is good, and there are lots of cool pictures and graphics to keep things interesting.

Despite those criticisms, as noted above, it's actually the only magazine to which I subscribe, and each month I wait for it to get here so I can dig in. I'll give it the five stars, although I wish they would have one or two major articles each month that got double or triple the word-count currently given to the feature stories.


title: Not for woodworker - but good for crafty person

text: I thought there would be more articles about woodworking projects, hence the 4 stars - but my wife, who is the craft'r of the family really enjoyed it - so not a total loss.


title: I was disappointed. One in the magazine Two I tried to ...

text: I was disappointed. One in the magazine Two I tried to cancel order later same day and was told it was to late.


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: National Geographic

text: fair value


I've always loved this  magazine as it fits my style preferences. The photographs are lavish and well photographed. Any desired items are listed clearly with the name and contact information of the company.


title: rip off

text: Got three magazines then charged for a renewal of 15.00 so ends up costing 5 dollars a copy and is mostly advertisements. Very Dissapointed


title: Five Stars

text: Everyone loves Yankee magazine!  There's something in it for everyone.


title: Time Fan

text: Time is always informative about politics, music, books, movies, people, You name it.  In a concise magazine, I get the world at my doorstep.


title: Generally good

text: I ordered this for my granddaughter (16) and overall she says she likes it.  Whenever it's up for renewal she says she still reads it so I'm happy to provide her with appropriate reading material.  Even when she doesn't like an article we have good discussions about why.  So I think it's a hit.


title: Five Stars

text: Great book


title: Childhood classic I loved, my son just likes

text:
I purchased these for my 6 year old son. I was super excited for these to arrive as I got Highlights as a child and absolutely loved it.
I recognized the hidden pictures & where the children submitted their work right away.
However my son didn’t enjoy it like I did. But then children have a lot more choices when it comes to entertainment these days!


title: Got only 2 issues out of 12

text: I got just 2 issues out of 12. I contacted the seller who directed me to a middle vendor who never replied back. Money down the drain.


title: Great Gift

text: It was a gift. They liked it.


title: Great magazine

text: Good price


title: We look forward to the mail now

text: Great resource for little kids to read with family.


title: Beautiful very colorful pictures

text: Beautiful very colorful pictures.  The articles are good for anyone who enjoys growing flowers and watching the birds out in the back yard.


title: Two Stars

text: Only three issues in 7 months


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  The articles are interesting for an inexperienced family handyman like me and has a lot of good energy saver ideas.  Then it always has how-to-plans to build things that my experienced handyman husband can easily do.


title: TV GUIDE

text: Great inside information on tv shows or series.<br />Tells you what is a repeat or new. Nothing better. My food store is always sold out so now I subscribe


title: Love this!

text: This is a good magazine and has so many ideas for such a wide range.  I enjoy getting it and almost always use something out of it, either a cooking idea, or a craft project, or...


title: great

text: has easy to implement ideas and great tips and tricks as well as reviews on the latest and greatest tools available


title: Food Network Magazine

text: Love it! I read the articles, the recipes, everything. Definitely suggests delicious meals at home cooks can complete.


Great Magazine for that old house enthusiast !  It is so hard to find good ideas, but this MAGAZINE has it !


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE this magazine !  Has GREAT ideas that are not too hard to make.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect for you man. lots of info and things to ponder about


title: Five Stars

text:
LOVE LOVE this Magazine !!!!  So many things that I can't wait to try !
Update:  I just received my 1st Magazine and was so happy that it came SO FAST !!  I didn't think it would come till February and this just makes my Winter reading so much better.
I could have read this in our local Library, but once you do you will want to have it for keeps so you can go back and look up things.
I got this along with Family Handyman.  Both these together will help you keep your small farm up to tip top shape !


title: Great

text: Nice to get every month


title: I'm sure he will love

text:
I have had a subscription, but I cancelled it because I have too
many mags. coming.  However, I found and old on, so I decided
to subscribe again.  But this is a gift for my nephew, who loves
 to cook.  I'm sure he will love it


title: Price

text: Got a year subscription for $6. Great price, my mom really enjoys looking at them.


title: Favorite

text: A favorite magazine in our household.  Always full of interesting articles, I love it!  It was a great gift.


title: Even though I don't live on the coast, we ...

text: Even though I don't live on the coast, we visit North Padre Island fairly often, and we lived near Corpus for many years.  I will probably renew this one.


title: Great Magazine

text: Reading the nest travel msgazine again after a long pause. I wished the printing was larger. Older now eyes ate not as good


title: Five Stars

text: Love the price on this magazine


title: It's Essence.

text: A great way to keep up with the culture.


title: National Geographic National Geographic Society

text: Wonderful magazine<br />The pictures are so beautiful and the articles informative.


title: Amazing magazine - well worth the money

text: Although the target audience is stated to be 8-12 year old, my seven year old is completely fascinated with this magazine. She has thanked me countless times for the subscription and looks forward to each month with anticipation. Not only are the stories lively and entertaining, they are educational as well (I am also learning various things about history and culture that I did not know before!). There is a good mix of fiction and non fiction stories as well as poetry. Since receiving this magazine, I have noticed her excelling more at reading comprehension and her own story writing skills. These reasons are why I believe it is well worth the money and I wll be renewing our subscription for a very long time.


title: Great Deal Through Amazon

text: Great subscription deal through Amazon! I really enjoy reading the articles about the athletes and their teams.


title: Highlights is a hit

text: My 6-year-old son loves the games and puzzles in this magazine. He is able to read portions himself and looks forward to the regular features. It is a huge bonus that it arrives, like a mysterious gift, in the physical mail box.


title: Good

text: Good magazine.


title: Popular Science

text: OK but too "what if" and science "fiction" compared to "Popular Mechanics" which we also enjoy.


title: MacLife magazine subscription

text: Great price for renewal of a magazine I have enjoyed over many years. Lots of useable information monthly about Apple products.


title: Five Stars

text: We enjoy this magazine, interesting and informative articles.


title: The best of birds and flowers

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Super

text: Six year old's Christmas present. He loves it, loves getting mail for him.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine, still can not lower my handicap, maybe it's not the magazine.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine,it is full on good advices for a small budget,colorful and simply written.projects simply made for everybody can do !!!!


title: Great for kids

text: We love the magazines, but be careful and make sure to cancel your subscription.


title: Great

text: Kids love it. Would buy again. Be careful that you’ll end up with a subscription and cancel on time.


title: Perfect for young kids

text: Love the Highlighyts magazines.


title: Love this one

text: I have always enjoyed this.


title: great magazine

text: I enjoyed the magazine


title: Wonderful Gift

text: I purchased this subscription as a gift for my sister who has "Everything". She has been delighted. She describes it as a high quality magazine with interresting and inspirational articles.


title: My favorite

text: Hands down my favorite magazine!


title: Gifted

text: I bought this for a friend's birthday. You can't go wrong with a $10 magazine subscription, especially when you are stuck for an idea.


title: Entertaining and educational for kids around 5 years old

text:
I'm giving this five stars for the quality of the magazine, although it took me a while to accept paying $35 for a subscription.  The content is geared perfectly for my 5 year old daughter.  She gets excited every time a new issue arrives and reads it cover to cover within a couple of days.  Each issue follows a standard recipe of readings, puzzles and activities.  They even have a Spanglish story each month that introduces a few key words in Spanish.  After my older daughter is done, it gets handed down to the two year old.  I'm not sure if she only likes it because she's copying her sister, but she seems to enjoy all of the pictures and loves writing all over it.  There are not a bunch of annoying ads, although they did call me twice to try to up-sell me some puzzle magazine (so be careful which number you give them).

Although the internet has made me think that all content can be free, my children's education is one area in which I'm willing to pay up.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Christmas present for my teenage niece.


grandson who is sports nut barely looks at


title: Adult "picture book"... and like the recipe ideas suggested and appropriate for casual beach life.

text: I have cancelled most of my magazine subscriptions but I kept Coastal Living.  This is an adult "picture book"... the internet not as good for me.  And even though I get most of my recipes from the Internet, because reviews and reviewer suggested improvements are available, I like the recipe ideas suggested and appropriate for casual beach life.


title: Useful magazine for Mac users.

text:
This magazine provides useful information for Mac users.  Sure you can get lots of information on the web but first you have to know you want it and then decide whether to trust the information you get.  MacLife is good adjunct to the Internet.

FYI... I do not consider myself a "power" user but I do use my iLife and iWork applications every day.


title: good deal i guess

text: Got this two years in a row for my sis in law. She is obsessed with cooking and her, so it is always a hit and for 20 bucks how can you go wrong.


title: Recycled ideas over and over

text:
This magazine is not written for a homesteader, gardener or farmer.  It's written for people with more money than sense who feel like they "could" do any of the above.  Mostly I'm distressed by the complete lack of knowledge on the part of their writers.  I'm hoping it's that, the only other reason you'd deliberately spread false information would be pretty malicious.

Overall a pass if you're looking for anything other than entertainment.  Their "reviews" always heavily favor their higher end advertisers, the actual articles are pretty hit or miss when it comes to actual information, and their inability to figure out how to use a scale makes most of their recipes a crapshoot.

Wouldn't buy and I'd wish people wouldn't assume it's a great magazine for those involved in homesteading/gardening/etc.


title: Very good reading.

text: I'm a long time subscriber, and look forward to each new issue.


title: Wife loves it!

text: Wife loves it!


title: Loves it.

text: My wife loves it.


title: Lots of ads.

text: Filled with advertising.


title: This magazine is my not-so-guilty pleasure. I've been a ...

text: This magazine is my not-so-guilty pleasure. I've been a long, long time subscriber and can't imagine not reading it weekly.


title: Great Little Magazine

text: My husband and I look forward to this little magazine every month and read it cover to cover.


title: Too many ads and too elementary

text:
I've been writing code for 10 years professionally, as a full stack software engineer. I've had associate, senior, and lead titles. When I saw a coding magazine, I was beside myself with curiosity and excitement. Two months later my first issue has arrived. Let us dig in.

The cover of the magazine is very inviting. Lots of popular frameworks, languages, and technologies are listed in the banner and footer. Good colors.

When we open the magazine, the first page is a full page advertisement. I skip through and count roughly 5 more. There are only 74 pages in the magazine. Additional advertising is sprinkled throughout the remaining pages. There is even a column on who to reach about ad purchasing.

Back on topic, the page quality is very good, my hat is off to whoever chose the paper. Fantastic quality.

First content page is an editorial biography. Next we're getting into the actual articles. I'm familiar with about 70% of the content already, and have at least heard of the remainder(through coworkers, other teams, colleagues, etc).

The mini-bios of the engineers who wrote the articles lead me to think im about to be taught by a master. I don't recognize their names, but their work in pluralsight, oreily, AWS, microsoft, etc gives me great expectations.

And that is where this review goes south, each article is just way too elementary. Some are basically modified versions of 'getting started' tutorial from websites. Albeit some of the tips are indeed great for newbies. I just didn't grasp that was the target audience.

Would I buy it again? No. Would I suggest it to those with little experience? Maybe, but probably not. The magazine just feels like a company trying to advertise their services.


title: Shady

text:
70 pages, almost 30% of it is full page advertisements.

After a few months, my first magazine came with a letter requesting 15$. No thanks.

There was actually five decent pages in this magazine, so I'll give two stars.


title: Five Stars

text: Easier than going to the store, and cheaper to.


title: best

text: One of the best dirt bike Magz for a long time. sent this to my nephew so he can start learning the good stuff.


title: Hasn’t changed in Years!

text: Love the Reader’s Digest. It hasn’t changed in years. Good quality magazine.


title: Great BR Read!

text:
One of my favorites. A must have in any shooters bathroom collection!

The service great, and the process simple.
A+


title: Great value

text: Great value.  Magazine arrives promptly and is used in my office waiting room.  A great magazine for women of any age


title: Love it

text: I love the content of this s magazine


title: Ok

text: Ok like most Magazines there always seems to be a lot of ads


title: False advertising

text: When Pop Mech decided to go to the digital edition, I was glad- you pay for it when you buy the mag subscription. Why glad? Because people like to steal the magazine from the USPS so for months I might not get it- So I went to the digital edition and guess what- The articles in the printed MAGAZINE aren't even accessible- the Digital Edition is NOT the same- all the articles are different- GREAT articles- BUT not what I signed on for- POPULAR MECHANICS- go the first mile and put what I paid for online!!!!!!!!!!!

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title: An interesting magazine

text: Pacific Standard provides a number of short, abstract type articles as well as a few in-depth articles about fascinating stuff. I can usually read it in under an hour and always feel like I've heard about new and intriguing ideas and concepts I will not read about in The New Yorker.


title: Subscription has not been delivered

text:
Waiting on subscription to start.  Deliver to Peter G. Johnson in the address provided.

Thanks...Ken Marcus
kenmarcus1@gmail.com


Great magazine,  remember to turn off auto renew, $5 every 6 months is all you should pay


title: Always interesting

text: Something I enjoy reading, good recipes ,etc...


title: ok magazine

text: I got my first edition of this magazine. It certainly has a lot of advertisements! Some articles I can enjoy...some I can't. I do not like that it automatically renews (at full price?).


title: Toilet reading

text: Keep your cell phone out of the bathroom. Just saying.


title: A great deal.

text: A great deal. Print, kindle and unlocked site for almost free.


title: Great magazine

text: I’ve been reading Real Simple for years and still enjoy it.


title: Literally just swimsuit models

text: What happened to Women's Health magazine?? I ordered a year subscription and literally every month is a scantily clad celebrity on the cover, and additional lingerie/ swimsuit type shots all through the interior. Minimal "health" information and what is presented is questionable. I have thrown several issues directly into the trash and will never purchase again. If you want to feel bad about your body, go ahead and get this crap.


title: Nice

text: Awesome little bathroom reader. Something in it for everyone.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: I love the magazine...I just wish it would come so I could read it.<br />I have gotten this magazine for years because the kids could use it for reports in school and learn so much about the world.


title: Ads GALORE, not enough content

text:
I realize every publication has to depend on advertising as well as subscribers to suceed, but Prevention Magazine just has too much advertising. I buy a magazine to read the content, not to get ads stuffed down my throat.

  I feel like others that the magazine has changed since I used to read my moms' subscription.

  The Jan. 2009 issue has the following: a 24 pg. insert trying to SELL a book, ads for Welches - 2 pg spread, Fruit of the Loom - 1 pg, Chevy - 1 pg, GNC - 1 pg, Robitussin - 1 pg, Alli - 1 pg, (I'm up to only pg. 8), Nature's Path - 1 pg, NyQuil - 1 pg, Spot Shot - a 2 pg spread, Zetia - 4 pg spread,  One Touch - 2 pg spread, Splenda - 1 pg, Walmart - 1 pg, Mucinex - 1 pg, Restasis - 2 pg spread, Vicks - 1 pg, Nature's Bounty- 1 pg, truvia - 1 pg, Weight Watchers - spread over 3 pages, Imodium - 1 pg, Spiriva - 4 pg spread, Campbell's - 1 pg, Lipton - 1 pg, Morningstar - 1 pg, another Campbell's -1 pg., Healthy Ones - 1 pg, pg. 78 has 6 ads on one page, AARP - 1 pg, Blue Diamond - 1 pg, Enablex - 4 pg spread.....must I go on only at pg.102 our of 165 pg. magazine?  I think you get the idea. If I counted correctly, 45 of the first 102 pages are ads leaving just 57 pages to read. I didn't include the 24 page insert nor the FULL page Prevention ads. If I included their own ads, the ratio would come closer to 50% advertising!

  I gave this a 3 month chance and cancelled today!


title: Not for everyone; very high end/high priced Antiquing

text: I thought this magazine would be full of pages about Antiques with pictures, explanations of the items and possible values. I found it had too much advertising, not enough about Antiques/Antiquing for my taste. It has very high quality/high priced antiques, so if this is what you collect or are interested in this is for you. The printing is lovely. I was looking more for antiques like you might acidentally find, not the ones you have to mortgage your home to own! Others may love this magazine but I didn't. Cancelled this magazine.


title: Amazon is easiest & fastest for subscriptions!

text: [[ASIN:B000LXS9P4 Good Housekeeping (2-year)]]<br />I've used other online places to buy magazines and waited up to 6 months to see my first issues! Amazon was quick, easy and my Good Housekeeping arrived the next month! I hadn't received GH for a few years and I'm happy to read it again. GH has changed some and for the better.


title: great price for a great magazine

text: We love National Geographic magazine and we were able to get it for a great price here!


title: It is wonderful

text: I love Southern Living. I have read it since it started when I was a child.


title: Daughter Loves It

text: Subscribed for my 13 year old daughter. She is very interested in fashion and she loves it.


title: Wonderful for artists working in any medium

text: I don't often paint with watercolors - I usually stick to acrylics - but this magazine delights the eye and shows artistic concepts that are applicable to any medium.


title: Creative food magazine with great meal ideas with a twist

text: Lots of great meal ideas. Good nutritional information. Positive articles and motivation within the pages. The fall issue had a lot of great chili ideas.


title: Could take it or leave it.

text: Lots of advertisements in this magazine. Would like more content vs. ads. I will not be renewing this magazine next year.


title: Too many "bells and whistles"

text: I downloaded the current trial magazine (which was >250 MB), hoping to start a subscription on my new Kindle Fire HD. Unfortunately, the subscription is so thick with features that it is hard to navigate smoothly.  It is slow and cumbersome to respond; example: taking two swipes to turn a page or playing video and the sound is all that comes through.  Pictures are beautiful but I don't want this frustration while trying to enjoy the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: very helpfull


title: Four Stars

text: a lot of same info in different issues.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Not Impressed!

text: Bought this for my daughter and I (bird/flower lovers). We received our first issue and it's very disappointing. The magazine has way too many adds, including ads stuck to the front cover. They want me to renew already and this is my first issue! I hope they don't keep pushing renewal every issue I receive. I wish the content was more, seeing how this is a magazine sent every other month. The pictures are nice but I won't be renewing because of ad after ad!


title: Super Cute!

text: This is a great magazine! We received our first issue and my daughter loves it. The magazine has lots of stories to read aloud or together. The illustrations are cute and there was even a cut out bouquet on our may day issue. However, I wish I had received June issue first because May is over and we received it last day of May. Hoping this isn't the case with all of the magazine issues. We'd like to receive them at the beginning of the month instead of the end. That's the reason for 4 stars.


title: Not as good as I had hoped.

text: I'm a little disappointed with the magazine. While it covers interesting topics, the articles rarely go into enough detail. I also feel the overall slant of the magazine is somewhat negative, and there are rarely solutions or positive suggestions made in regards to the problems presented. I will not renew my subscription to this magazine.


title: So many awesome ideas!

text: I love this magazine! It is filled with great ideas for crafts, DIY and home decor. I only wish I had enough time, money and room to do a lot more of the fun projects in every issue. Definitely one of my favorite magazine.


title: For people who want to feel good about themselves...

text:
I WANT to like this magazine, but just can't quite manage. It always strikes me as written for people who are all about appearance, who want to pretend they are living a simple, eco-friendly lifestyle to be trendy, not because they really believe in it. I picture readers who are willing to spend a lot of money to give the appearance of being thrifty and hip.

If you are living a simple lifestyle because you REALLY have to budget your money, this is not such a useful magazine. I couldn't even begin to afford most of what they recommend, and a lot of it doesn't seem that simple to me.


title: Quality declining

text: It's cheap so no complaints about that, a few good ideas and the recipes looked interesting. Everything in the mag can be found on the website. As other reviewers have noted, it has a ton of ads etc. The quality of the images and paper have declined but I assume this is due to the fact that magazines are less popular than they were years ago. Mine arrived ripped as it was quite delicate.  It was quite thin too, I remember this mag once being pretty fat, especially for a holiday issue...was hoping for more gardening and decorating images and ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine. I have shared articles and puzzles from it with my students.


title: Yay for great writing!

text: I have been wanting a subscription to this magazine for a long time. The first issue I received had loads of information on theater, and I'm a drama teacher! Perfect! It got used in my middle school classes at the start of this school year. Looking forward to the next issue!


title: Great Gift for the magazine folks

text: Gift for my daughters birthday, I just put it on renewal so she continues to receive it , she really enjoys it . One and done ✔


title: National Geographic quality!

text: In depth articles and beautiful photos.  I am always happy to see it arrive, and read it through that day.  Worth keeping to re-browse.


title: Good magazine, but hard to get

text: Okay, gonna try this again - my first attempt at a review was rejected because I have delivery complaints.  This is an excellent magazine and when we get it, we enjoy it. But continuing problems with delivery causes annoyance almost very week.  I have communicated the delivery issues and so far, partial satisfaction.


title: Cover to cover, every month

text: This magazine is a new discovery for us - found in an airport shop a few months ago.  Subscribed through Amazon (so easy!) and it began showing up before the specified date.  When our issue arrives, it is one of those magazines that is immediately read, cover to cover.  And as a previous reviewer noted, this magazine is popular in our break room at work as well. I can count on it to disappear very quickly.  Great photographs, short articles, clear writing.  What's not to love?


title: Indispensable for the Texas gardener

text: This magazine is so helpful, provides detailed lists of what to do for the month or two ahead.  Covers this diverse state well.  I've picked it up from time to time on the newsstand but never subscribed. Now I won't be without it!


title: Best Kids' Magazine out there!

text:
We started getting this magazine for my son when he was maybe six years old...saw it at a National Park museum magazine and other literature display and he HAD to have it....from then on, after we subscribed to it, it was by far his favorite magazine for many many years.

He's both gone to college and graduated...and won't let me give these magazines to anyone else in the family!  In fact they're packed up "for him" for when he has a home of his own....No other magazine compared to that with him, and only a few books.

As others have said, lovely photography,  good solid information that does not talk down to the kids and enough in each issue to start a real interest in the natural sciences.  Its educational but not dull or boring.

 To clarify: the animals are NOT just zoo animals, all sorts including extinct ones were covered thoroughly in the issues we received.

 Highly, Highly recommended!


title: Great magazine for littles.

text: Great granddaughter loved it.


title: YOU WILL NEVER RECIEVE A MAGAZINE

text: The subscription service is the worst I have ever encountered. I ordered on June 6th and its October 28th and still not one magazine. I have called 4 times I have emailed 5 times only to be told I will eventually get a magazine. ITS BEEN 5 MONTHS! So when do they think they can get a magazine to me? They will contact the publisher to see if they can send me a replacement mag for October, which by the way is the Sep/ Oct issue, the time I called before was October 14th and they told me it was not out for publication yet (the sep/oct issue). So good luck getting a magazine. I will never order it again. NEVER! if I COULD GIVE IT LESS THAN ONE STAR I WOULD.


title: Amazing!

text: This has to be one of the best magazines available.  It's chalked full of great information.  I have been reading the magazine and can't possibly think of throwing any of them away because it's so informative and has great tips.


title: Four Stars

text: love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: The five-year-old has found it informative and entertaining.


title: poor delivery

text:
LOVE the paper.
I buy it everyday (when available next to STARBUCKS)
But oftentimes it just wasn't there. once every 7-8 days maybe
So I thought with the subscription it would be better...NOT
I must be in a BAD area, San Diego-East Del Mar.
I was VERY disappointed and I cancelled after the delievry was even WORSE.
They missed at least ONCE a week.


title: Covers lots of home owner tips. Worth the money

text: I love this magazine.  Of course  everything is on line now but each issue hits on numerous home issues so there is always a few good tips from the trades


title: Five Stars

text: Something to read in between books


title: Mixed bag of nuts

text:
This magazine is SUPER cheap. I paid $10 for TWO YEARS of this magazine.

pros: no wallflowers here. This magazine is different. I have seen the evolution of this mag since the first issue and so glad they got rid of the gossip section. My favorite part is the DIY clothing transformation. The spreads have also been super saturated lately. The size is super cute and handy.

cons: no one would wear this stuff. The ads and the strange combinations of clothing articles contrast greatly. They make those poor girls wear the strangest things. I suspect some of the pairings are completely random and last minute. The writing is very simple. The articles are a rehash of teen issues that have been going on for decades. Vogue articles, on the other hand, are delicious to read.

I am 22 and I feel like I had outgrown the magazine. I am not sure which magazine to move on to, if at all. It was a cheap fun surprise each month while it lasted.


title: One Of The Greatest Mags

text: Got this subscription for my Mom because she always raves about it and then she passes the old issues around the family. Even the ads are great!


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Field & stream

text: Cheap price


title: Outdoor life

text: Good Magazine


title: Good Housekeeping (2-year)

text: I don't read I buy it for my wife she copies pages and baked from it she doesn't tear the out because she hand it down to our Daughter who hand it down to her sister. But my wife said to keep recording it


title: National Geographic Magazine

text: I love the Magazine. it is very informative and keep me informed on what is going on in the world with great pictures. I know personal notes are a no no. But here comes one ( I have every magazine collected back to 1923)


title: Got it for mom for Christmas

text: It's mostly fashion for young people and advertising for stuff you never knew existed and now it seems like you need it.  There are a couple of stories in each issue and some of the articles are interesting.  The photography is real nice and it is a hefty magazine.  Overall, it's pretty overpriced for what you're getting.  Afterall, all that advertising should have paid 7 times over for the magazine - so it shouldn't be as expensive as it is.  Doubt we'll renew.  I'll see what mom thinks after she's looked at several months of issues.


title: Great

text: I received it as a gift and enjoy it for daily prayer, but also for daily Mass.  Great all around


title: Best

text: I love the ideas in this magazine, the styles are easy to recreate even on a budget. I got a subscription for Christmas!


title: Not for me

text: Not impressed


title: I don’t write

text: I don’t write


title: Great Magazine

text: IT only took 3 months to get here!!!!


title: Always worth the subscription!!!

text: There is nothing to dislike about this very interesting mag!


title: Great gift for senior citizens

text: Purchased as a gift - recipient is enjoying content


title: Great magazine

text: Best aviation publication I have found yet


title: good value

text: i got this subscription for my husband, since he's starting to take photography classes and has been working with our new camera for a bit.  he's read through every issue so far and has found inspiration in the photos.


title: Nice for the coffee table

text: I don't really travel very much. I got this subscription on a sale because we wanted some nice magazines to rotate out on our coffee table.  The magazines are always very nice to look at and dream of the places you'd love to visit.


title: Great gift for Grandma!

text: Yearly subscription for my Grandma for the holidays.  She's happy


title: Love it

text: I love this magazine. I am a Pioneer woman fan. I have read some negative reviews but for me it is great. I read it cover to cover. I have every issue released. I love her recipes. Have all her cookbooks too. I subscribe to the magazine.


title: Not what it used to be

text:
I used to subscribe to this magazine years ago and loved it. Decided to resubscribe recently and I’m very disappointed. They have gone mainstream… all the information is basic stuff you’d hear from your average vet.

I liked them in the past because they offered a more wholistic view of animal care… not anymore! I almost wonder if they were bought out by a veterinarian or a pet supply company? Anyway, I will not be renewing my sub and I regret buying a 2 year subscription.


title: it is a magazine for people who live and work in New York City

text: I had  nothing in common with the people in the stories.  I did not and do not speak the same language--of sophistication. I canceled the subscription.


This and Scottish Life are my little taste of Scotland in the US.  Coffee table quality, well written and beautifully photographed.


During a recent trip to Scotland, I fell deeply in love with the country and its people.  This wonderful magazine is helping me plan my next trip.


title: Read It

text: Always full of information that can be used by regular people.  Martha is great with descriptions.


title: Gift for My Father

text: Prevention is not as good as it used to be. The new version is watered down. It's like reading Good Housekeeping. Shallow.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent pub, but wish they had more content and less ads.


title: Four Stars

text: Good price for the subscription.


title: good price, though

text: Marie Claire is Marie Claire. good price, though.


title: Magazine a 10; service? not so much!

text:
I LOVE this magazine from having purchased it on the newsstands almost every month. With the discount price offered, I couldn't pass up a subscription.
Unfortunately, I have yet to receive an issue, or any confirmation of my order, other than an email from Amazon, and the money being removed from my bank account.
I'm hoping to get a full 12 months of reading love...


title: Great articles, great recipes.

text:
I've always liked this magazine. Its articles about food culture and about how food works with societies, families, and customs really speak to an age where those things have been divorced from eating for many years. I learn something new and amazing every time. Sometimes the articles are about American food culture; sometimes they're about foreign food culture; every time, the articles highlight some commonality that binds all of us through what we eat. I've tried several of the recipes and haven't ever been disappointed, either. This is going to sound wonky, but I even like the ads--they talk about foods I'd never heard of before and ways of preparing existing products I hadn't ever thought of trying.

The magazine assumes that readers have a fair-to-middling amount of cooking skills as well as a fair-to-middling outfitted kitchen. Recipes range from vegetarian to full-bore carnivorous. They don't generally include nutritional data or cooking times, but are traditionally-formatted (with proper measurements and yields). My main quibble with the recipes is that you really need to read them--they don't normally list things like water in the ingredients, but when you read the directions, you'll notice they call for things not in the ingredient list sometimes. So just pay attention, that's all.

Gorgeous photography, great ideas, fascinating articles... this is definitely one of the better cooking magazines out there.


title: Trustworthy recipes that really work and reviews that are honest.

text:
In an age when any schmuck celebrity with perfect teeth can put out a goofy themed cookbook, there are very few breaths of fresh air, very few publications that a novice can trust to help get a good meal on the table. As Julia Child discovered many years ago when she was first learning to cook, most cookbooks are awful! And the situation's only gotten worse in our modern age of celebrity "chefs" with no training, no understanding of the science in cooking, and absolutely no appreciation for good food.

That's why we need this magazine. Cook's Illustrated (and its Best Recipe books and "Cook's Country" super-newbie heritage-food magazine) has been one of my Bibles of cooking ever since I was in college. The articles are fascinating and educational; the recipes are straightforward and generally easy to make; the reviews are rock-solid and reliable. I love reading about how the writers went about finding the perfect recipe for whatever it is they're trying to make. Best of all, the recipes rarely require exotic equipment or ingredients. A decently tricked-out kitchen with knives, a blender, and appropriate pots and pans will manage most of these; a food processor is nice, but you can skate by without. Though the magazine expects you to be able to do the basic stuff like whisk or slice raw vegetables, it provides illustrations for anything that might be less-well-known.

Best of all, this magazine is one that has not suffered "mission drift" over the years. It's never taken advertisements, and it completely lacks the "lifestyle" idiocy that plagues just about every one of the other cooking magazines on the market. CI knows that if I wanted to read about yoga or makeup, I'd go read one of those "women's magazines." I want to learn about cooking, so they give me nothing but articles about cooking. Yay!

If you need a cooking magazine that will help you learn and grow in skill, this is a good one.

(PS: I've had subscriptions off and on for about a decade and haven't had any trouble with junk mail. I did have a direct marketer call about a cookbook, but declined and haven't heard anything in the year since.)


title: Five Stars

text: great deal


title: Magazine? What magazine?!

text: I still haven’t received my first issueb😡


title: ANTI-MASK PROPAGANDA

text:
I will not be renewing after reading the last issue where Steve Forbes waxed poetic about how masks are harming our children.
Very disappointed.
To the trash it goes.


title: Perfect for any science lover

text: The perfect magazine for any science lover.<br />Every issue is great.


title: Nice Magazine for the serious artist

text: Great magazine- really good to keep pace with trends and artists


title: Recommend

text: I love this magazine.  Great recipes.  Great hints. Love the pictures.


title: The Kindle version is not too good for me because I cannot make the print large ...

text: So far I am liking the printed copy of TV Guide.  It is especially helpful to know what is coming up on tv and for the weekend schedule (Thurs-Sunday), as my local paper does not carry a guide for all the movie channels.  The Kindle version is not too good for me because I cannot make the print large enough to really read with ease.


title: Simply Gauche

text: Wow! What an incredible disappointment. I have subscribed to this magazine in years past and it is evident that any and all staff who had a shred of good taste have left the publication. It is lacking all grace and good taste. Just one example of the most recent cover/article, "Naughty, Not Nice; A Gallery of Ill-Gotten Gains, Shamful Fortunes, and Greedy Grinches" ""It may be the season of giving, but since the begining of time the takers of the world-the hustlers, the cheats, etc,-hae shown that being a grinch, and getting away with it, has its rewards. So sad. Won't be renewing this one!


title: I like that it has a feature on the last page ...

text: Basically a catalogue of idea's and goodies that you can buy from various online sites that are new to me.  I like that it has a feature on the last page that gives the names of all the paint colors that were used in the design rooms featured.  Not brain food, but very relaxing and fun to read, plus I'm having fun scouring web stores I wouldn't hear about anywhere else!


title: Like the website better because I can look up specific ...

text: Like the website better because I can look up specific recipes.  The magazine is okay, but I haven't yet found a practical way to find the recipe I need without perusing all the issues.


title: Great magazine for sports-kid!

text: Arrived a month faster than anticipated and my son loved it!


title: Muy buena revista

text: Muy buena revista para niños y adultos...


title: Super Value!

text: This magazine is just FULL of valuable information and tips covering many, many areas.  It also includes LOTS of coupons.  These more than offset the cost of the magazine.  Just love it!


title: Love this magazine!

text: Great magazine, always great articles and photos!


title: This is delightful!

text: Always a favorite magazine. I have had every copy over the years.


title: Three Stars

text: Rather expensive and I never got all my copies.


I think this magazine has some good articles but I think it could be better. Lots of repeat info from issue to issue. There's so many spins on Reiki, I want to know more. This magazine revolves around a specific Reiki school. Just not impressed.


title: Bait and switch

text: You have to buy a year access  to their site in addition to the year subscription cost  to get the rest of the articles, or diy instructions or recipes.  I received one magazine and when I discovered this I emailed them and cancelled.  Reporting to ftc since this might not be legal.


title: One of my favorites

text: Lots of good advice and i always read everything.  The recipes are easy.


title: Disappointed

text: The whole issue was devoted to only black lives matter.  I feel like they are saying white lives dont matter!  It did not use to be this way, i always enjoyed it before, but may cancel now that its gone to blacks only.  Disappointed.


title: The best magazine

text: Perfect, my favorite magazine.  If I could only have one this would be it.  Everything I like, homes, gardens, plant care, clothes, books, and one of the best parts is the back page with the writing of Rick Bragg.  The recipes are wonderful and not hard to make.


title: The issues year's ago were bigger and better. These are thin and not as good as ...

text: The issues year's ago were bigger and better.  These are thin and not as good as before, I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Great

text: One of my al time favorites. It seems a little thinner than in previous years, but still a good value.


title: Nice articles about artists

text: Lovely photos, makes me wish I was there.  Nice articles about artists.  Always like to see the beach house decorating.


title: My favorite magazine

text: Fast shipping and just as described.


title: If your interested in hi end travel outside of the country

text: International  Travel  magazine just  as described.


title: Nice if your over 65

text: Nice for the over 65 age group.


title: Showcases American the beautiful.

text: I love Country Living Magazine and have subscribed since the beginning.


title: Great Magazine !!!!

text: Just read my first issue and love it, new ideas and can't wait to make the new recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine. First issue came very quickly.


title: Love this magazine

text: This is the one mag that I keep reordering. It covers tech areas I am never am able to keep up on and with articles that do in-depth coverage. And the bonus is the electronic updates I continually get.


title: Just feeding an addiction

text: There are just certain things that a person needs to do. One of those is keeping up with what is happening in all fields of science. Science news has just enough detail to allow me to select which topics I would like to learn more about.  We give subscriptions to our friends for Christmas every year.  Worth every penny, in spite of their rather knee jerk acceptance of global warming as a result solely of human activity.


title: IS IT OR IS IT NOT WORTH THE PRICE

text: I THINK THE PRICE IS EXCESSIVE, CONSIDERING HOW MUCH ADVERTISING IS IN THIS MAGAZINE. I WILL KEEP SEARCHING FOR THE PUBLICATION THAT MEETS MY NEEDS.


title: Best Mag ever !

text: I love this magazine. I wish it came out every 2 weeks. They are the best reference for a homeowner that I've found...and I've looked at a lot.


title: Best around !

text: A great Archaeology Magazine


title: Best Science brief for wanna-be geeks.

text: Always loved this.


title: Time to subscribe

text: One of the better magazines on the subject. It British naturally.


title: GEEKS ! Nerds ! MENSA !

text: A way better publication for science geeks than SciAm or Discovery or Popular Science...up there with Nature and the other big gun magazines.  The print editions are way better than the e-versions for old guys like me, young people may think otherwise, their techno-competence notwithstanding.


title: What a find !

text: One of the top ten woodworking magazines around.I loved it, look forward to each issue. Almost as good as Handyman.


title: Watercolor magazine

text: I think that I will enjoy learning from this magazine.  Varied article and hints.


title: Love it!!!!!!

text: I watch HGTV all the time. I have wanted to get the magazine for years but never had the money. Also I thought it was a 5-6 page magazine. Well. I just got my first copy and can't put it down. Love it love it.


title: Enjoyed magazine

text: Purchased as a gift and greatly enjoyed


title: Best Railroad Publication

text: Reading this publication is the best way to keep informed on what's going on with the railroad industry.  In addition, the various train related stories and excellent photos are equally as enjoyable.


title: Lots of helpful information

text: I love this magazine, the articles are very helpful, the pictures are beautiful, plus timely information about seasonal changes.


As of today the purchase still HAS not shown up on my KINDLE magazine subscription site.  And, it still has not been added to my ongoing subscription for Smithsonian.  So, I honestly cannot decide if it is or was a good move.  It is cheaper, but do I have a new added subscription?? Or not??


title: Reiki Master

text: At any level of Reiki this magazine is one of the best tools. Eash issue has so many interesting and valuable articles.I look forward to every issue & consider it a must for all Reiki enthusiests.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife and I enjoy it very much.


title: A must have magazine

text: Our favorite food channel and group so naturally we love, love, love the magazine.


title: great magazine

text: a great magazine filled with simple to make yet delicious food.


title: Four Stars

text: Good mag for enthusiastic fishermen and contains other useful information.


title: Five Stars

text: has a lot of useable tips. wound up subscribing


title: Fantastic

text: Was very happy with the fast delivery of this excellent magazine. I can'f wait for each new journal to come!


title: great magazine

text: this is a very good magazine and a great reference when reloading, helps keep newcomers up with the latest changes.


title: Good Magazine...

text: I don't like the Auto renewal.... I don't want to give any company the right to have access to my bank account or credit account to "Automatically" renew anything!!... I do enjoy the magazine. This newer brain child idea Sucks big time!


title: Excellent

text: Excellent short stories, pomes put together in one magazine without a load of crappy adds. Well worth the price and I highly recommend this publication to anyone who enjoys great reading.


title: Ocean Fantasy

text: When I receive my issue I get to pretend for a while that it's not raining and dreary outside my window - and that I can afford to live in the magnificent homes shown in the magazine. Paper quality is nice. Photos are beautiful. Design ideas are endless - but don't expect to be able to afford to buy most of the items shown in the magazine. Thus I call this my Ocean Fantasty magazine and love it just the same.


title: Great magazine for kids

text: A great magazine subscription for kids. My daughter grew out of it at about age 12 but I highly recommend this.


title: good

text: variety of articles.  good reading


title: A great magazine for the "Fun Boater"

text: Interesting and packed full of information for both the "recreational boater' and the "fisherman boater" alike... Great photography and informative articles along with advertisements offerring so many of the essentials both a novice or experienced boater will need. This is a great read for boaters of all ages and expertise!


A few great new pics of the boys (Donna and Keith are conspicuously downplayed) but you've probably seen many or most of the photos in this issue before. What you might not have seen are lots of images of posters advertising old Dead shows plus tickets, album covers and other Dead-related art. Most of the text also covers familiar ground but there were some bits about origin of the skull and roses imagery and a reveal about Dick's Picks and Dave's Picks that was new to me.  Some folks are misidentified in a few photos in the text and there are a few errors (calling Jack Straw a Garcia-Hunter tune).  Way overpriced at $15, but for baby boomer Deadheads like me, how do you pass up a 50th Anniversary special edition on the Dead?  Kind of hurts to give it 3 stars but that's where its at.

Recommended for Deadheads.  Others, maybe not.

JM Tepper


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and still a monthly print unlike PopSci which is only bimonthly now.


title: Southwest Art.

text: Being an artist in the Pacific NW, this book gives me an interesting view of the art being produced in the Southwest and the predominant colors this area is known for. I will be moving there soon and will really get a lot of information from this magazine.


title: One of the best travel mags

text: Great travel magazine,  and now with paper magazine you also get digital copy to read on your Kindle.  Well worth the subscription price.


title: I love this magazine!

text: I don't generally subscribe to magazines anymore, but I decided to give this one a try; it's a little bit on the expensive side, but by far it's one of the highest quality magazines I've seen in a long time. It doesn't seem to be very heavy with advertisements, either.  One of the things that I enjoy the most about this magazine is there is such an abundance of cooking recipes, and many of them are very innovative, and healthy, definitely recipes that I will use.  I now keep my magazines saved in with my cookbooks.  I plan to give gift subscriptions to all of my sisters and mom. It's such a nice, enjoyable magazine. I would highly recommend trying it.


title: Beautiful Pictures, Too Much Advertising

text: Beautiful magazine, but way too many ad pages.


title: Long time subscriber ends subscription

text:
I have been a subscriber for many years. More than I care to count! This year, however, will be my last.

The magazine has been overhauled. It used to be full of fabulous recipes, travel stories about food, wine information ... everything you needed to really get to know and create food. Now, it is no better than a 30 minute Rachel Ray show. In other words, you'll get something to eat but it won't be special and you won't learn anything if you are already an accomplished cook.

The design used to be clean and simple. Now, it is cluttered and might as well have a feed running across the bottom.

Instead of it being a magazine for people who love to truly embrace the culinary arts, it has become just another magazine about food. Very sad.

If you are just starting to cook, you might enjoy this magazine. If you can put together a meal without a box or can ... it is really not for you anymore.


title: Previous subscriber

text: As I previous subscriber I was thrilled to find this mag again with a great price. But much to my dismay when it arrived it looked more like advertising instead of real articles. The photos with all the glitz and fancy typography don't look and feel right. I miss the old magazine. Also some of the content (size) seems to be lacking.


title: LOVE this magazine!

text: I have renewed my subscription numerous times as I think Real Simple has so many good ideas that I have used!  And when I traveled I missed getting my monthly magazine!


title: TRULY enjoy reading Real Simple magazine

text: I can't live without receiving my Real Simple magazine!


title: hubby enjoys the magazine

text: When my husband was young he did a little archery hunting.  He's retired now and decided to take it up again.  He's been on two hunting trips.  The first trip he got himself his first deer.  The second trip he wasn't as lucky.  He's been enjoying reading stories of the techniques other archery hunters use.


title: Thank you!

text: Now that our newspapers no longer print the television schedule, we have found this VERY nice.  The only problem is they don't list daytime television programs.


title: A friend recommended this magazine

text: Love this magazine not only for the decor but also for the recipes. We live at the Jersey Shore and a friend recommended this magazine.


This is one of the few magazines I keep back issues of for reference. There are tons of good tips, as well as project plans.


title: Five Stars

text: Love my O magazine subscription!


title: I enjoy getting this magazine each week

text: You can't beat the price of ordering from amazon, much cheaper. I enjoy getting this magazine each week.


title: Magazine now out of print!

text: Love the magazine, have been a loyal subscriber for 15 years.  However, the magazine is now out of print--no further issues will be printed (sad day!).


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, lots of viewpoints offered every week.


title: Just OK

text: It's just OK for me. I'll use up the first subscription but won't be renewing.


title: Lovely photos

text: Ordered this magazine back in the 90’s for the photography. The photography is just as lovely now 😊


title: Great read for any whisky fan (also excellent gift idea)

text: Definitely a comprehensive magazine for anyone who enjoys whisky, whether you consider yourself an aficionado or not.  Reviews are always included, and while most of the reviews focus on bottles I consider pricey (or hard to find in the Bible Belt), they do make an effort to include information on cheaper brands and/or batches offered by the big distilleries.  Also works well for our household, as they report on the entire whisky spectrum, including scotch (my favorite) and bourbon (my husband's choice), and everything in between.  4 stars because you only get 4 issues a year!


title: The best

text: I love this magazine, great tips, recipes. It's a big magazine, which is always nice instead of those small ones that take a second to read. I find the articles to be relevant for a large group of people.


title: The only magazine for writers

text:
The is the only magazine that treats writing as a career and a passion as opposed to a hobby. It's important, useful, and consistently interesting. The short articles on the ins and outs of writing (and what trips people up in pursuit of publication) are always useful, and their calendar is accurate, thorough, and detailed. In some issues they've covered controversies pertaining to different contests and publishing companies, and this is really vital. With so many literary magazines, contests, and publishers, anything that can help you weed out the bad ones is a tremendous asset.

Here's the downside: I've been following this magazine for over ten years, and I no longer buy it. Why? They produce the same issues over and over (and over) again. Every year has an MFA issue, a small publishers issue, a literary agent issue. It's tiring. The MFA issue in particular is about as useless as my MFA degree. It's become a formula, and I really, REALLY want them to change it up to address the modern publishing world, and all the ways it is rapidly changing -- from epublishing, to self publishing, to maintaining a strong online presence. If they changed the format enough that I'd find myself incapable of predicting the contents of the next month's issue, I'd subscribe again.


title: Okay

text: Okay


title: Fantastic Interactive and Perfect Display on the Kindle Fire HDX

text: This version sets the bar for other magazines on the Kindle Fire. If it is not interactive - I don't want to waste the time. More like this one please. It takes a little to get used to how to "page" through the magazine. I found I was jumping around by following links. But this is easy to learn. Great photos. Love the paper version as well.


title: Four Stars

text: Inspiring!


title: Just what we all need

text:
If you buy stuff CR is an indispensable resource.  It's not cheap but you'll make it back on whatever your first purchase is.
The problem today is that virtually all internet reviews are biased or outright ghosted by a manufacturer.  I don't even trust CNet anymore.
Supporting CR isn't just good for me...I consider them a vital public service.


title: O Has Captured My Heart, Head, and Spirit Since Their First Issue

text: I have been a subscriber since O issue #1. Oprah, and her team of peeps (especially Martha Beck), are too talented for words. I don't know how they keep publishing issue after issue of amazing writing, photography, groundbreaking ideas, spiritual inspiration, fantastic book recommendations and so, so much more. I LOVE you O Mag!


title: Simple Success

text: Who doesn't want life to be simpler and bettter. Get this for a shot of happiness in your mailbox each month. This magazine alone is worth starting a "Magazine Club" (instead of a Book Club - LOL) each month!


title: Laughter & Encouragemen

text: I subscribe to several magazines, but it is Reader's Digest that gets the most cover-to-cover reads in our house. I look forward to the stories of inspiration and health, my husband likes the humor, and my teenagers like the cartoons. Every month there are multiple articles that spark everyone's interests making it sometimes difficult to track down in the house. Fortunately, since the issues are usually timeless, whenever it's my turn I delight over our copy. In addition, they're our only magazine that never makes it to the recycle bin because there is ALWAYS some article we want to share with someone else. Happy reading, Amazon shoppers!


title: Take a Southern break.

text: Southern Living has excellent features on decor, great recipes and play rd to visit.


title: Five Stars

text: One of the best magazines I've ever read!


title: only magazine I really read..

text: Only magazine I actually read and not much more you can say - best articles you'll find in any woman's magazine. I can't remember if it's the fashion I got it for or the articles.. both give me just the right amount of serious and whimsy.


title: MAximum PC great recommendations for keeping MS going

text: Great magazine for anyone interested in tips on the latest hardware and software performance tips.  Certainly worth the price.


title: Subscription

text: Really good price on this subscription. I paid $5, and they come right away.


title: Enjoyed my 1st magazine..... looking forward to the rest.

text: Enjoyed it.  It was a Christmas present.....


title: Great magazine

text: Love the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: The price can’t be beat but so many ads. Guess that’s what keeps it inexpensive.

text: A lot more ads then I remember and the double sided printing was a pain not a plus in my case. Hope next one is better. Still love the recipes. The price can’t be beat.


title: Great mag

text: Bought this for our 9 year old granddaughter and the first issue came and she read it cover to cover.  I asked if she liked it and her reply was it’s Awsome.  Thanks


title: Gorgeous Arizona

text: this was a gift but I'm glad I get to read them too. Interesting info and beautiful pictures.  I will renew.


title: Great Variety

text: I love the different stories, articles, jokes, tips and more in this magazine. There is a ton of stuff in each issue, although there are quite a few ads. I personally believe where the ads are is inconveniently placed as they break up articles, but at least Reader's Digest doesn't seem to be made up of at least half or more of ads. The price is reasonable and makes a wonderful gift


title: Info on Birds, Butterflies, Gardening and Superb Photographs

text: Great Magazine! Fascinating in how many areas of interest are covered. Great photographs of birds by subscribers. Great photography and information on butterflies. Answers to questions on identifying birds, plants/bushes, how to plant to attract birds and, more particularly, butterflies. (Indoor, non-gardener, and worst photographer)


title: Fast start on first issue

text:
I grew up as a kid reading my grandfather's Popular Mechanics and Popular Science magazines, so when I saw the pair for $5 apiece I jumped at the chance. Popular Mechanics arrived within just a couple weeks and I've already received another issue.  It's as interesting as I remember.

Still haven't received Popular Science yet, but still in the six to eight-week time frame.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Great magazine.

text: This was for my granddaughter and she loves it.  Very good for small children.  She was very excited to get mail addressed to her.  She is 5.


title: Five Stars

text: Happy with purchase


title: Excellent Photography magazine.

text: 5-20-13. I chose to renew Popular Photography (1-year auto-renewal) because of the convenience.  The price is about the same as the discount offers from the publisher and I do not have to remember to process a renewal. Amazon Prime is a great tool for magazine renewals.


title: Three Stars

text: thanks


title: informative

text: Gorgeous pictures, lots of information on birds AND plants.  Love it.


title: Three Stars

text: Dont like the re-subscribe shady techniques they use - cancelled membership<br />rather buy on newstand now.


title: Always a favorite

text: I have always loved this magazine for its inspiring DIY content & easy to follow projects!


title: Charger comes with a cable

text:
The charger is worthless.  There is no place to plug in the cable.
The cable is good for my kindle, though.  The most fun I had
was when I placed the little brick in the fire pit outside.


title: Maui Magazine

text: I gave this as a present to two different people who travel to Maui often, and they LOVE it! Very nice gift when you can't think of something for someone.It was much appreciated.


title: I found quite a few things in them that were nostalgia inspiring

text: While I was at the far end of the age bracket this is aimed at, I still found  quite a bit of details that were part of my early childhood.  And it gave me a better appreciation for the period before I was born as well.


title: PRINT is Best!!

text: When you need to turn a page and show your family and friends the photos of someone's travels that you would like to duplicate and visit, print is where it lives.  Thanks for keeping magazines alive so we can share the info better.  Staring at a screen is not helpful when you can bring this along and use it.


title: Excellent tool for any small business owner

text: Learn something from every single issue. Love INC for managing my small business.  Nothing but fabulous information.


title: Fortune is a wealth of information

text: Love Fortune Magazine.  Learn something business-critical with every issue.


title: This is the best magazine

text: I have renewed my subscription for the last 4 years and find every issue has helpful articles and great food recipes. Very straight forward and well layed out.  Always looks for natural ways to combat health issues--  Get to the root of the problem, not mask with more RX.


title: Good to actual read again

text: Good  to actual read again.


title: Enjoy this magazine

text: I have noticed over the last maybe year the print size is much smaller. I’m wondering if this is because the magazine wants to put more on a page to have less pages in the magazine?


title: Money saving? I think not.

text: I used to be a huge fan of all you and have been a subscriber for about two years. At first the content was valuable, websites for saving money, energy tips, etc. but for the past year I have been really disappointed. The magazine has changed in that there are fewer coupons than their used to be, and several of the coupons are not for items that I need. The primary reason for subscribing to this magazine was for the money saving tips... not the silly fashion advice. After reading these lame articles, I often feel like I could have written something better myself. My mother and sister also subscribed but they too will be ending their subscriptions. Was a great magazine for individuals trying to save a bunch of money but... no more. Don't waste your money. Just one less thing to clutter the mailbox!!


title: Grandson loves this magazine.

text: This was a gift to my 10  year old grandson. He looks forward to its arrival every month.


title: Not in print anymore...

text: ...subscription was filled by Fortune Magazine.  This magazine has a lot more interesting articles behind the companies you may have heard of, and does not focus on reporting stock prices


title: CAT LOVER

text: I love the magazine. Full of pictures and good articles. I will be renewing for sure.


title: necessary reading for organic gardening / farming

text:
Acres USA; The Voice of Eco-Agriculture

I read this monthly magazine from cover to cover every month and it is super and I can never get enough.

Different sections are as follows:

ECO-UPDATE fills a couple pages and it covers world environmental, GMO, pesticide, food recalls etc ... food news, and it is a must read.  This latest addition talked about who owns the rain and water catchment laws in America, CAFO laws, GMO-Free rights and how European countries are fighting the push from large corporations like Monsanto, to use GMO seeds.

Industrial AG Watch; news from the other side of agriculture - very interesting and useful information.

Organic News: talks about political appointments, organic trends across America and the world, and other studies.  There are always a couple interesting articles about organic corporations who have lied or gotten fined for not being completely organic.

Transitions; Thoughts on Organic Food and Farming

And from there the editorial staff concentrates on different issues.

There are always important and interesting articles on pasture management and heard nutrition, last month there was an interview about the dairy industry and milk prices, weeds and soil nutrition, they have a brilliant writer, Kinsey, who writes about soil and answers a question every month.

February had an extremely informative chicken issue, this September 2009 has articles on fungus and fungus treatment, being that Late Blight is a big topic this wet year in the North East.

There are articles on different livestock every month like this month they have an article on Whey-Fed Pigs, sometimes they concentrate on certain heirloom breeds or common farm breeds.

Many of the articles are written by different farmers who have made detailed studies and they are very hands-on and helpful even though many of these farmers are not in the North East, but in Missouri and other big farming areas the information I still find pertinent.

Other good sections are the Eco-Gardener, The Harvest table; honoring food from farm to fork - this month talking about making your own butter, The Natural Vet, Health & Healing - this month is about genetically engineered crops being in our food chain, and Health & Healing News updates studies like a Folate vs Cancer study, Books and Information, The Last Word, View from the Country and the Classifieds.

This is a terrific magazine if you are interested in gardening, farming, self sustainability, animal husbandry and organic living.

October 2009 update: I'm still loving Acres and reading 99% of each monthly magazine - really my most fav read!


title: the whole news and it's funny

text: I have been receiving and reading the Economist for so many years that I never considered writing a review for it.  I feel like I am getting extremely well rounded news about the entire world and it helps me live with perspective.  When a new one first arrives I first page through the entire thing and look at the funny photos and very funny headlines - a favorite is "A nasty Brown mess" - there are so many!  I imagine a board room of people looking through photos and making up the funniest lines they can think of and they are really great. It is extremely well written, each part of the world is covered, the book reviews are terrific, and in the back, every month, they have the absolute best obituaries on unusual interesting people, many of whom I have never heard of.


title: Foreign food, travel and international recipes

text:
I bought this magazine several times at the store and then decided to buy a subscription.  I mailed my subscription check in mid-late-December and I had already bought the November and December magazines in the store; they promptly sent me November and December and I am waiting to see when they cancel my subscription ...

If you like to travel this magazine is really for you, if you are like me and like to stay home and cook there is probably one recipe each issue that I am interested in.  There was a wonderful spatzle recipe and terrific canapes, a simple "real alfredo" but being that I live in rural America, many of their recipes don't use ingredients that I can readily buy and I am probably not going to, or at least have not, ordered away for ingredients that I might try using once, although they do have vendors who sell unusual ingredients listed.  I do appreciate interesting ideas for our family gatherings such as in the November 2008 issue they had recipes from Laos and had a recipe for a custard baked in a squash; I will try that this fall when I have so much winter squash I will be looking  for new interesting ways to use them ...

One last bit that I like is the lay out of the magazine, they list all the recipes in the front and then in the back they list all the unusual ingredients and vendors in the "Pantry" and then they list the recipes again by category; that is nice when your preparing for a family gathering and you are in charge of appetizers or side dishes and you can just breeze through the back issues and find the recipes people might enjoy.

I started writing this feeling cool on Saveur but I realize there is more in it than I might be appreciating.

I did contact the magazine company and they did agree that they received my check in mid-December and that they sent me November and December after that. I explained that I had already bought those issues, and they agreed to give me 3 more months; I hate doing that because I know all paper businesses are hurting with readership down and the economy in the state that it is ... but I felt I needed to, to be satisfied with my subscription.

October 2009 update: I had called them a couple months ago, they agreed to give me a full subscription, rather than counting the back-dated months that they sent upon arrival of my mid-December check; since then I did not receive October's issue and I received November's issue as a "gift" since they said my subscription ran out - I am too fed up to deal with them again and they have lost a customer.  Although the November issue had good Kimchee recipes ...

November 2009 update: still no more issues -


title: Crap  full of Ads

text: All Ads<br />Don't waste you money


title: An old favorite

text: I've always been a big fan of InStyle. I appreciate that over the years they've evolved to offer fashion tips for everyone including even budget and plus-sized options. I especially enjoy the product and makeup tips!


title: The 11 year old nephew got this for his birthday ...

text: The 11 year old nephew got this for his birthday and he loves it.  Lots of pics and the articles are pages and pages long.  That said, these things are maybe a dozen pages thick.... which makes it seem a bit steep on the price for what you're getting.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine, just wish the print was a little larger


title: great magazine

text: I always crochet at least one thing out of each magazine I get and sometimes many more.  Great tips too.


title: One Star

text: Don’t want magazine


title: Best thing I’ve bought in years

text: I’ve been using the TV Guide now for the last three months and I love it I don’t miss any of my programs and I don’t have to watch channel 99 for 20 minutes to see what’s on.


title: I cannot get this to work on my iPad, ...

text: I cannot get this to work on my iPad, even though I have in the past. Conde Nast has the most confusing interface.


I LOVE this magazine because Im super into lifting, but it came very torn up! Im going to have to contact them about it  :(


title: Five Stars

text: Gift subscription arrived to friend as requested. Thank you.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift subscription arrived to my friend as expected. Thank you.


title: Lovely

text: I bought this Garden Gate magazine subscription for my daughter. She has lovely gardens and asked for this subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine for fashion, interesting articles. Daughter liked it.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine.


title: Love love love!

text: This is my favorite puzzle magazine!


title: LOVE IT

text: My favorite games magazine!!


title: Not for me.

text: My mother worshipped at the altar of Southern Living. But, reading it now, it doesn't ring as true. Less recipes, much less for people with sensitivities, more go-here-and-buy-this. More like they are selling the aesthetic of Southern Living than the way people actually live.


title: Purchased for Hospital waiting room

text: I liked that readers digest has small articles that work well for the hospital waiting room I work at. Not as good as it used to be.


title: Great magazine.

text: Great magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Good Father's Day gift

text: Good all around men's magazine ,With important health tips


title: Good gift for fathers day

text: Good all around magazine for men


title: Ok Magazine

text: Magazine has been getting thinner and thinner through the years.  The articles are well written but few and far between on piquing my interest.  Not a magazine subscription I will keep up in the future.


title: Great Magazine

text: 10 Magazines a year.  Less than other subscriptions I have but more informative than most.  Great pics of the destinations and even better maps/guides of the areas.  Definitely a subscription I'm gonna keep.


title: magazine

text: In my opinion, Good housekeeping is one of the best buys out there in magazines, and with Amazons good prices it's even better.


title: Excellent Price

text: Great Price - Love Rachael's Mag!


title: Five Stars

text: my grandsons love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Best $$$ I have even spent on a publication..best writing anywhere in the US.


title: My favorite magazine

text: Love this magazine, it has been a favorite of mine for years.  It was given to me as a gift during an especially low period in my life.  It was life receiving a gift every month.  The magazine is helpful, fresh ,entertaining and interesting. It is in touch with women's lifestyles  (for anyone over 40).  I have since gifted it to many of my friends.  I've continued my subscription for years.


title: Can't  discontinue subscription

text: Be careful.  My subscription was renewed without notice and when I tried to cancel it after the fact I was refused.


title: Great practical resource

text: My husband loves this and is working on projects again. He was a subscriber for many years then everything went into storage, all subscriptions discontinued when we moved 3 years ago. We are finally settled in our new home in a new state and all is right with his world now that he is able to use his toys again.


title: Five Stars

text: My hubby looks forward to every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Happy.


title: Three Stars

text: Dad loves reading Reader's Digest


title: My favorite quilt magazine

text: Love the articles and the beautiful quilts. The directions are easy to follow.


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Five Stars

text: love the price and its a good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: daughter loves this magazine and the price was great


title: Five Stars

text: great deal


title: Five Stars

text: daughter loves this magazine


title: I Guess It's Just Not My Bag, man.

text:
As far as I'm concerned, the magazine is as bad as the free bag. Both have the shape and look of something that *should* be good, but so poorly done they're not worth paying for.

I love to read. I love to travel. I love to read about traveling. I do not love this magazine and am frankly surprised they have't stopped publishing it because it is nowhere near the quality of their other publications.


title: Eclectic Magazine

text: Purchased this for my 99 year old father.  He really enjoys it.  Interesting, eclectic magazine - old engines, small towns, individual collectors with ads for state of the art CNC machining to restore them.  High tech restoring old stuff.  I think it is wonderful that people stay interested in machine history and there is a magazine for collectors of like interest.


Got this for my dad since he likes to browse magazines in his retired life. He liked it, but said he prefers other magazines more. He used to get this magazine years and years ago and I think he was just slightly upset at how it had changed.


title: Motorhome owners need this.

text: Those of us with Motorhomes are always looking for more information. This periodical provides that. Everything from mechanicals to towing and premier camp grounds, you will find it here. In addition, the advertisement are great eye candy!