title: Good Bathroom Reading

text: My span actually is less than 30 seconds so I really like this magazine.  For the most part, I like my sports articles to be short and to the point, and interesting.  I don't read books on athletes, I'm really not that interested in them.  This magazine seems more like short, interesting stuff with maybe some stories going a couple pages.  I can't be in the bathroom that long, my legs will fall asleep then I have trouble standing up so this magazine is perfect for me!


title: getting money back.  didn't like it

text: was a boring magazine


title: GREAT PRICE!

text: got this for $5 for a year.  GREAT PRICE!!!


title: Would not order again.

text: Not happy with this magazine.  there were 17 adds for meds and so much advertisement.... not much interest here.  i would NOT order it again!


title: Four Stars

text: great


title: Great magazine

text: Love to read the articles and recipes in it.


title: Martha knows what you want

text: Martha’s always got a few tricks up her sleeve.  Just when you think you’ve seen it all she surprises you.  Yes, I am a fan, but there’s only one Martha.  Enjoy!


title: Great articles and graphics

text: Dad loves this magazine!  Its all about the cars.  Great articles and graphics.  Worth the price.


title: Affordable

text:
Just received our first issue and would be more impressed if I had never had magazine in the past.
The bright glossy pages of the past is a high standard to meet.
Content seems good. I’ll keep reading!


title: Don't bother

text: I sent this to my daughter and she has received only two copies in the past few months.  The magazine is pitifully thin and carries more ads than articles of depth.  So sad to see this once recognized magazine go down the tubes.  Don't waste your money.  I am hoping I can get the subscription cancelled.


title: Older Issues Much Better

text: Decided  to subscribe. The current issues have alot of advertising.  Very disappointed will not renew.


title: No ads for me

text: I have been a lifetime reader of RD. For decades now, the first thing I do is go through the magazine and rip out the ads. I don't like the drug ads (I don't even understand the point of drug ads that are prescription only), I don't like the 'cardboard' ads that break the flow of fanning pages when I am looking for something and I am not a consumer of any product that imposes ads on my attention. Put all the ads in the back of the magazine where they can be ignored or viewed by those who are interested. I am not interested. Believe me, TV has enough meaningless ads.


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: I love this magazine.  So many ideas and information crammed into each issue.


I'm really enjoying this magazine. Beautiful pictures. Interesting local articles.


title: Great Magazine for the a love one in your Life...

text: Got it from my mom she loves it.


title: Well I rather talk about this one

text: If you know when I'm coming from there are things that sometimes you have to do help you out when you're sick ok.


title: Very easy to renew through Amazon!

text: I love this magazine and I detest all the bills and such generated to renew every year.  So easy through Amazon.  I get an email when time to renew and voila!  Done.


I orderd this magizne for my wife. However I read the articles and learned alot about cat behaviors since she has three (3) cats. I can't answer for my wife but will tell you I was very impressed & happy.


title: On my iPad

text: I receive my subscription via the Kindle app on my iPad and love it! The photographs are beautiful, the recipes wonderful, and the stories are interesting. This is an exquisite magazine, and I look forward to each issue.


title: Very little content

text: This is an extremely light, shallow magazine.  The editors seem deathly afraid of giving any real information about anything.  Herbs are discussed almost strictly in a culinary sense, and even in that arena there is nothing that is new or fresh.  Really disappointing.


title: Funny magazine.

text: Still funny after all these years.  A  worthy publication that still makes me laugh !


title: Not as good as the old version

text: I was a big fan of VF back in the Graydon Carter days, when the articles and editorials were at least interesting.  Used to take me a week to read everything and I was interested in about 90% of the content.  Now there's nothing special about it- takes about 45 minutes to get through, if that- and I'm only interested in about 25% of the content.  I only get it because I live out in the middle of nowhere and it's nice to get a magazine (at a reduced price). If you're expecting the VF content of a few years back you'll probably be disappointed.


title: Cannot cancel be careful!

text: Made a mistake ordering this. Have it delivered already. Wouldn't let me cancel even though doesn't start until July. Very unhappy. Try to cancel within a few hours. Ridiculous! Don't order any subscriptions!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Initial offer great, then auto renew at twice the price, I cancelled the renewal.


title: Amazon Best Place To Subscribe to Magazines for Cheap

text: Great price cant be beat


title: The Best

text: Love ❤


title: Don’t buy

text: We like this magazine, not the price because they offer gift subscription for $10 when they want you to pay 💰 a lot more ☹👎


title: Nice book

text: Beautiful magazine lots of ideas


title: Excellent magazine

text: A cooks best friend love this mag


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine... and you couldn't beat the price!


title: Cook's Illustrated Magazine

text: Gift at Xmas for a lost friend.  He loved them


title: Not Real, Not Simple

text:
I used to read this magazine while soaking in the tub.  Next one that actually arrives is going for a swim without the reading part.

 The theory behind it once upon a time was sort of ...Rachael Ray meets Leo Babauta.  What it's become:  every unrealistic "women's magazine" on the market, with a matte cover for "simplicity".  Either the target audience is the 1% - or maybe the .1% - or a whole lot of people have some pretty self important and impractical ideas of what constitutes reality.

Their latest project, the Real Simple Home.  Let's see.  1. Start with a brand new $8+ Million dollar "family apartment".  2. Move on from there:  you can afford an $8M apartment - mortgage, condo fees, taxes, utilities, a place to store your off season furniture and movers to shuffle it around every few months, plus the extra $10,000 or so per month in unplanned expenses, but you desperately need help choosing affordable off the rack furniture. 3. Ok, so you can't quite afford an $8M apartment.  But you can still get useful design ideas by ignoring the fact that every room looks magnificent Because Of Floor To Ceiling Windows 15 stories up in the air.  Buy so-so generic furnishings made gorgeous by lighting.  Do we really need more of this bs?


title: Five Stars

text: 70 years in the making and still very good.


title: Great gift for my 5-year-old granddaughter!

text: I gave "Ladybug" magazine to my five-year-old granddaughter for Christmas. She loves the stories and colorful illustrations. Cricket publications are top-notch, and I trust each Ladybug issue to offer quality content and interesting illustrations. Wish I'd had this when I was a kid!


title: For a budding paleontologist!

text: I gave "Dig" magazine to my nine-year-old grandson for Christmas. He wants to be a paleontologist when he grows up. This publication is crammed full of fascinating information and illustrations -- I like to read it myself! Cricket publications are top-notch, and I trust each Dig issue to offer quality content and interesting illustrations. Wish I'd had this when I was a kid!


title: Love the vibe

text: This magazine makes me feel healthier just looking at the pics.  It has great recipes and adds inspiration to my efforts to be well.


title: Good content

text: The articles add insight and education on many levels.  Recommended.


title: Love this magazine

text: Gorgeous designs.  Love the styles and feel displayed in this mag.


title: Nice Ohio-oriented publication

text: A great publication for the Ohio home gardener, I feel it is neither too simplistic nor too oriented to the professional to be useful to the average home gardener anywhere in Ohio.  With columns tailored to various Ohio regions, those specific suggestions and ideas are complemented by the full-color photographs and articles highlighting gardens, gardening challenges, and plants.


title: If you have a cottage in Canada....

text: If you have a cottage in places other than Ontario, you might be a trifle disappointed, as it seems to mainly focus on that area.  That said, there are general articles of interest to anyone with a cottage and even some of the articles that focus on problems not related to your particular cottage are well-written, photographed and interesting to read.


title: What can you say?

text: Consumer Reports has been around for years and is one of the best sources not only of product reviews, but also of guidelines for purchasing products.  I don't always end up buying the models they recommend (sometimes newer ones have been released) but I always feel as if I am a better, more intelligent consumer after reading their articles.


title: If you're moving to (or living in) Cleveland, Ohio....

text: Solid guide to what's going on in Cleveland as well as well-written articles about the region.  If you're moving to Cleveland, pick up a copy so that you begin to understand the wonderful opportunities this region offers.


title: Best cooking magazine out there

text: If you want to buy just one cooking magazine, then order this one.  Great for the budding chef (think college student gifts) or the gal or guy addicted to the Food Network.


title: It keeps going... and going... and going....

text: Maybe you read this while sitting in one waiting room or another back in the 1960s, but Popular Science still is a fascinating read for anyone intrigued by scientific knowledge and technology.  Great addition to the "man cave" or for any teen on the local Science Olympiad team.


title: Great teen gift idea

text: I bought this as a gift for my teen son -- but it would be just as welcome for anyone with an inventive streak.  Great, fun ideas for those who love to tinker.  Great format and just an all-round fun read.


title: Great magazine for women

text: One of my favorite magazines -- focuses on women who are past the parenting of children and provides a variety of information -- not just style or makeup, but good, solid, articles on all aspects of life.


title: for men, too!

text: i've used a lot of the ideas and suggestions in this publication.


title: Great gift for Graphic Artist

text: Present for my dtr who loves this publication.


title: Great price

text: Good magazine


title: Getting back ...

text: .. to when we were not so consumer oriented. Make it yourself. Many of the articles are not usable for us (no plans on raising chickens; will not be solar heating water, etc). Every issue has some topic that I'll tear out and save - gardening, recipes, solar improvements, etc. Magazine is recommended for everyone. You'll be surprised at your reaction when flipping through the pages.. 'just thinking about that yesterday' and you'll have the answer or suggestions


title: Easy to Subscribe, Renew. and Monitor All Titles

text: With my subscription to Consumer Reports about to lapse, I decided to renew with Amazon. Love the fact that all my magazines could be monitored in one place, get a reminder when to renew, and not pay more for the extra service. I subscribe to 20+ magazines, have much free time, and spent too much of it tracking the title and info (date paid, price/duration/renewal date, etc). Pages of details taking too much time to track...and here's Amazon, doing it all for me. And they'll even deal with the publisher if there's a problem. If I could, I'd cartwheel around my living room, but Amazon doesn't have an ambulance service. So, I won't.


title: Just Renewed Reader's Digest Because It's One of My Fave Magazines

text: I just can't quit Reader's Digest. It's a comfort and my guilty pleasure. There are so many features that I enjoy. It's a perfect read while I'm in the communal laundry room waiting for my laundry to wash and dry or when I want to I want to read a heartwarming story or two. I support the print version because the print medium is endangered. I love the size as well, since it's so easy to stick it in my purse. A win-win publication all around.


title: Great Gift for a Fisherman

text: At his suggestion, when I asked if there was a magazine he would like, I ordered this magazine subscription as a gift for my son-in-law.  I'm now on the second renewal for him!  He loves it..and it solves a gift problem for me!


title: past publication

text:
Rather dissapointed that I received a past magazine that was published before Christmas of 08 for my first copy. What a waste, this is the end of January O9.

Other than that its a good magazine to pass time with.


title: Wonderful doll photos and information

text: The magazine does not have the large amont of pages as it did back in the day. but the material is well worth reading.


title: Great magazine

text: I bought this for my 16 year old nephew who loves dinosaurs and loves to read. He thinks it is a great magazine and I just renewed his subscription since he liked it so much.


title: Weekly favorite

text: Handy way to keep renewing a great magazine. I have kept my subscription steady for over 15 years.


title: therefore I love this!

text: I sew, therefore I love this!


title: Entertaining

text: I used to read wired frequently myself, although I purchased this subscription for my husband, who otherwise reads non-fiction and online marketing publications for work.  He seems to enjoy the magazine, as it is an entertaining read away from his day to day norm. He enjoys getting it in the mail.


Terrible... only ads and very poor articles.<br />Do not purchase it is very bad


title: Five Stars

text: The best magazine on the market.


title: Best magazine on the planet!

text: Best magazine available for children. NO ADS!!  Variety of stories, songs, activities and repeating characters.  Favorite: Tom & Pippo ( boy & his sock monkey).  This publishing company has magazines for babies to teens all w/o ads.  Also has science based magazines. Have loved these for 30+ years!  Now introducing them to a new generation.


title: 10 yr old grandson loves getting these

text: I have re-ordered his subscription.


title: Not Much Has Changed Over the Years

text: The family was all born in Oklahoma and I was hoping that buything this subscription for my 87 year old father would be a good birthday present.  Not much has changed since the magazine first came out years ago.  We were hoping for more.


title: Great "all around magazing."

text: Great tips and articles...  Really enjoy reading all the how to's and what not to do.  Can't wait to receive others


title: womans day

text: I just received my first copy yesterday and I must say how disapointed I am in Womans Day.  I subscribed years ago and the magazine has changed so much.  I don't really like the new one.


title: Exciting way to learn about animals.

text: I bought it for my grandkids . It is fun and informative for children. It lets them see and learn about our natural world and animals. We even had it for our boys growing up


title: Five Stars

text: Good reading.


title: Best magazine

text: One of the best  especially since it is in large print--I read more than I did with regular print one


title: Not weekly.

text: I used to read this and I found it a great publication.  Reporting has become more subjective of a term but I am amazed that his has become entertainment monthly.  I used to get close to 50 magazines a year but I received less than 20 in 14 months so far.  As I get older I also realize the time Warner product slant of the reviews and coverage.  I would prefer it to be a little more even keeled.


title: Great Christmas Gift Selections!!!!

text: I sent it to my Grandson for Christmas After he receives it and reads it I will let you know how he likes it .  That will be after Feb. that was the notice I received from when it would be delivered to him.


title: Great

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift for my hubby,  As an artist. He loves it.


title: Good reading,

text: Hubby happy


title: Not what we expected

text: Wish there were more things to make and less ads


title: Not useful to me

text: Too many ads.


title: excellent recipies and good price

text: Years ago I enjoyed this magazine; then moved. Also purchased the yearly books.  Forgot how much I missed so many good recipes.


title: great price for great magazine

text: have always enjoyed this magazine but it kept getting more expensive to renew so was delighted to get a subscription from amazon for a great price.


title: enjoy the variety of stories and info

text: just rec'd first copy, enjoy the variety of stories and info, great price


title: Not worth buying !! Not recommend this.

text: I bought this for my son, I thought it was going to be a real National Geographic book, but its NOT.  and he was disappointed, cause it didn't have much pictures of the animals or information about them. I don't consider it being much of a learning experience. It has a few pages only , very disappointed.


title: Profoundly Self-Centered on MARTHA.

text:
The writers of this magazine are really good, but I'm quite sick of Martha taking credit for everything. Who cares if she's got nice dogs. a busy calendar, a new shirt rolled up to the elbows? It is so profoundly self-centered on her.

If she could give up a bit of her ego, it would truly be a great magazine.


title: Actualiza sobre modas.

text: Ya la conocía y la compraba mensualmente. Ahora con esta suscripción me despreocupo de buscarla, pues se que me llega sin problemas.


One of the best magazines I've ever bought. Full of actual useful information, not too many ads, although I could see less. Best of all honest reviews of products. Great!


title: love

text: my daughter loved getting this, good price, on time, would highly recommend for horse lovers.  renewal price was great. love


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  Especially all the different tips that they offer.  Plus there's always a neat diet that's offered.


title: Consumer Reports

text: I purchased this as a gift for my husband who loves this magazine.  He was very pleased.  It arrived sooner than we expected.  He's enjoying receiving it.


title: Kids' Sports Illustrated

text: Renewed our 8 year old grandson's subscription because he loves it so much.  He's not much a reader except for this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good


title: Enjoy

text: I enjoy receiving this magazine in the mail monthly.  I'm glad it is still published.


title: Don't waste your money

text: Not even worth a free subscription. And I was somehow signed up for an auto-renewal on this which I NEVER do...I specifically make sure all of my Amazon subscriptions are manual renewals so I can shop for prices. For instance, my previous year subscription cost on this magazine was 4.95 USD and then they tried to automatically renew it on me for 20 USD. What?! And I was going to cancel anyway because I hated the magazine.


title: Great resource for recipes

text: I always cut out multiple recipes out of each Food magazine, then pass it on to my mom who does the same, then pass it on to my sister-in-law, who does the same, etc.....! Sign of a great magazine, I'd say.


Love Martha Stewart but the magazine had WAYY Too many ads


title: We Love National Geographic

text: Great reading material for adults & children!


title: Love the magazine.

text: Love the magazine.


title: Without a doubt--best all-around homeschooling magazine!

text: My oldest "child" heads off to college this fall as a happy, well adjusted, always-homeschooled young man.  Home Education Magazine was the first homeschooling magazine that I subscribed to and it is the ONLY subscription that I never let lapse....and I've kept every single issue!  I have two more children who are still homeschooling and it is as relevant now as when I first found it when my oldest was just a toddler.  I highly recommend it as the best all-around homeschooling magazine out there!


title: Save your money.

text: Pretty disappointing. I heard that the magazine published the results of its readers poll showing Charleston as # 2 city in the world and #1 in America. I couldn't find it in local stores so I ordered it online (6 issues). The was an article about Florence (#1) and nothing of any interest on other locations or categories.<br />The Magazine is loaded with ads on upscale products with very little space devoted to anything worth reading. What a waste. By the way, the bag that they sent is total junk. The zipper doesn't even work well. I threw it out.


title: Important reading for children

text: Our entire family reads and benefits from National Geographic.


title: Handy man now lives in my home!

text: Now we have projects actually being tackled and finished in our home! My husband has become a Hand Man! Everyone should get this magazine!


title: Almost impossible to cancel subscription and not worth the $$

text: Waste of money. Was always running late , was very difficult to cancel. I finally had to cancel my debit card to back out of it.  Amazon should be more dillegent on quality of the products they promote.


title: One of the best reads out there!

text: Shows you the best of the best. Great ideas to incorporate into the most basic decor.


title: Great ideas and fixes

text: Something about a magazine. Something tangible. Great ideas. Great directions. Gives me a sense being part of a community of fixers. People who love a challenge and think outside the box.


title: Never knew little birds were so “big”

text: Now that I live in NC mountains I am blown away by the plethora of magnificent feathered friends from hummingbirds to finches. I am learning so much. Beauty all around.


title: What’s not to love about learning

text: Have always loved pop science and still do. In depth articles that I save.


title: Love it cover to cover

text: I find this magazine balanced and informative and suggest people add to their knowledge base by reading a variety of points of view. That's how we manage to glean the so called truth.


title: Consumer Reports for Dogs & their Owners

text:
I've been subscribing to WHOLE DOG JOURNAL publication for years.  It is a very holistic publication and I was introduced to it by my vet, who carries it in ALL of her exam rooms.

I don't agree with everything in it, but do feel it has great reviews on dog products & foods like a CONSUMER REPORTS (for dog owners) since it is entirely funded by subscriptions (no advertising).  (It also has helpful contact info or websites at the end of each article.)  My dogs have been helped by any number of articles.

There are also training articles, on a regular basis, as well as medical articles; herbs/acupuncture/gold bead implants/raw diets etc.  They believe whole-heartedly in positive training methods & I don't argue with that, but I don't personally care for clicker training.  (Not that you shouldn't try it, just I prefer to use physical & verbal praise.)  You have to "fade off" the clicker - it can't go in the ring w/ you, but praise can always be used.

Now, WDJ is offering to send you frequent blog-type emailings (weekly) on tips & info, for being a subscriber, if you've given them an email address & don't opt out.  They will also cite several helpful related WDJ articles on the topic, you can read online from past issues.  Today's main email was on crate-training, but they also had how to develop Reliable Recalls.  (I found some helpful tips I had forgotten, or overlooked, despite being in dogs for 25 years.)  Nothing is more likely to save your dog's life, than a RELIABLE recall, IMO.

I'm not sure if you can use this link or not:
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You can also look up ARCHIEVED articles on any subject they've EVER covered, if you are a subscriber.  Example: articles in cancer treatments & special cancer diets.)  So, if you've misplaced or thrown away an old article, or can't figure out when you read it, you can still find it.  Or, if you start subscribing (now) you can get the benefit of everything they've covered, even when you weren't a subscriber.  (It also means you can donate old issues <clutter?> if you need more space.)

I still think (after 10 years of being with them) that WDJ is the very BEST dog publication out there, bar NONE.  If you only subscribe to one dog publication, this is the one to invest in, IMO.  I am in no way affiliated w/ it, & have never submitted or published any articles in it.


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title: GREAT MAGAZINE, GREAT PRICE

text: GREAT PRICE


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: This magazine has really gone down hill.

text: Pictures seem data.  Nothing but jewelry advertising.  No new ideas.  When I can finally afford magazine, I will not be renewing.


title: Really has gone downhill

text: Photos seem dated and not currrnt.


title: Just seems like old stories and not very current design

text: Would not reorder.


title: Used to be great magazine.  Feature articles seem dated.

text: Old style interiors.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine !!!!!!


title: Cook's illustrated is a must for the novice to expert

text: Cook's Illustrated magazine has no ads!  It has very education articles and researched recipes.  I also love the website which has demonstration video, tools and equipment testing and recommendations. They also offer an online at you pace Cooking School


title: Love this magazine!

text: My husband and I both have a Scotland heritage and plan to travel there. This magazine has taught us so much about that country.


title: Posting this review for free and getting no kickbacks from "industry"

text:
I cannot rate the quality of the magazine's content, except for the issue they included the "Food Babe" in it. She spouts nonsense left and right.

The biggest reason for the 1 star review is that they made a FB post saying that there was some food industry backed attack made on their FB page. This is absolute nonsense as well and rather sickening of a company to proclaim with no evidence.


title: Roll of the dice...

text: Very uneven editorial content... you just never know; an issue devoted to Justin Bieber or cutting investigations on timely topics. Just too unreliable in it's present editorial form.


title: Most Beautiful Place on Earth

text: Some of the happiest days in my life were spent in Waynesville, North Carolina. This magazine takes me back to those wonderful days and keeps me abreast of the current happenings. In my mind, this is about the most beautiful place on earth.


title: Beautiful Magazine

text: Beautiful photography and excellent articles. Had seen this magazine at a dear friends' home. I'm so glad I purchased my own subscription. This is one of those magazines that you want to keep all the issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased as a gift.  Recipient very pleased


title: The recipient is very pleased.

text: Purchased as a gift.  The recipient is very pleased.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps the mind sharp.


title: great inspiration for things to do with the kids

text: Lots of great ideas for crafts, games, outings, etc to do with the kids--for those of us who get boring on our own:)


title: Five Stars

text: Great job with the renewal delivered as promised price competitive, I  LOVE Amazon


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE.


This is not the DPP I knew and love from a few years ago. There is barely anything to it anymore. DPP used to be 100+ pages and now it's barely strong enough to whack a fly with. That and half of it is ads.... I understand why things have gone the way they have, and it's unfortunate. I feel like I am one of the last few people who prefer to read something physical and not something on my phone.


title: Special twofer online direct from Real Simple

text: Just found:  If you buy direct online there's a twofer for $23.88 for two one year subscriptions for you and someone else..


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Five Stars

text: very resourceful!


title: Five Stars

text: love it!


title: Five Stars

text: interesting


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: love to read this and dream!


title: Five Stars

text: can't wait to get my first subscription!


title: Five Stars

text: can't wait to get the first order!


title: Best magazine around

text: In depth. Very even tone. Explains the "before" of the story.


title: Three Stars

text: Not much of a cook.  I hope it ends soon.


title: good magazine

text: i enjoy this magazine. thorough, interesting stories, well written


title: fun

text: fun to read.....brings back a lot of memories...easy to read...


title: but you'll find it to be so far superior to nearly every dog publication out there that this ...

text: This is for thinkers though not at all written in a Mensa manner. It's quite readable, but you'll find it to be so far superior to nearly every dog publication out there that this should be in a class by itself.  I not only like it but give it as a gift to other dog lovers in my family. These small journals are packed solid with great information that has been carefully researched.


title: Unless you need a paper version Google has less ads

text: Like most magazines these days and the reason they are going out of business these things are mostly ads.


title: Great magazine!

text: This and Dogster magazine are both great. Catster has everything cat related...articles, toys, product recommendations, fun stuff.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine. They had a lightning deal at Christmas so I bought a subscription for myself and my family members. It has good articles, product announcements and reviews, games to play with your pup...everything dog related!


title: great magazine

text: Had no expectations but I love this magazine. I just got a modern house and the recommendations and examples shown in the magazine work very well. Can definitely recommend it.


title: Great Magazine for the non-Spandex type

text:
Great Magazine, it has interesting stories and lots of how to articles.

I like the product reviews the best because the reviewer talks about the product in their own real environment as opposed to cycling the latest unaffordable bike along the coast of Sardinia.

Advertisements are also very aligned with the fans of the magazine.


title: Very informative

text: Lots of interesting articles. It is a bit pricey for the few pages.


title: Didn’t arrive until months later ...

text: Didn’t arrive until months later , disappointed


title: Waist of money

text: I subscribed and ended up only receiving a few magazines


title: Stop, stop, you do NOT get digital access with this $5 deal.

text: Boo!  What a trick.<br />Stop, stop, you do NOT get digital access.  You get a kindle version matched to the much delayed print version


title: Great Learning Book

text: I only knew of the dentist office highlights, but these are absolutely better for small children.  Each issue teaches a new area, like transportation, or groceries.  And each issue has a "find it" section which provides a picture of three things and then has the toddler locate those items in a more detailed picture.  Our grandbaby wants to read these over and over and over and she is only 19 months old.


title: Happy

text: Happ


title: all about cars

text: the price


title: Great magazine

text: My wife really likes this magazine.


title: Lots of great ideas every season

text: I've been picking this up on the news stand every quarter for about a year so I finally decided to subscribe. Every issue is packed with really fun, and mostly easy, ideas for families. There are crafts, recipes and fun activities to do togehter. I love this magazine and will continue to subscribe to it until my kids are too old for it!


title: Meh

text: I paid $5 for the subscription so it’s worth the $5.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter and I both love this magazine.  Enjoy!


title: Excellent Value

text: I am an MBA student, with a young family and I work fulltime so I have limited time outside of work, school and family. I try to read outside of school and I find Fast Company to be one the most enjoyable business magazines on the market. It is very contemporary and the audience is obviously a 20/30 yr old audience as opposed to some of the other business mags out there. This was a great value for the price, I think I paid $15 for a two yr subscript and you can beat that the kindle edition is also free. The subscription started soon after my purchase and I like that the newest editions of the magazine are immediately available on Kindle to read and I don't have to wait for the snail mail. This would also be a great gift for a business student of any age.


title: Classic magazine with short articles

text: I would recommend buyers watch the listings. After I purchased mine the price dropped almost half


title: The magazine switched from 11 issues to 6 per year sometime during my sub

text:
I like to run, I've been running for 17-18 years, and I bought a subscription to Runner's World in the hopes it would help give me inspiration and motivation to sign up for a race (it has been several years since I've last done a marathon).

Somewhere in my 12 month, 11 issue subscription, Runner's World switched to a 6 issue per year model, which isn't what I subscribed to.  I'm not blaming Amazon for not knowing what was going to happen because I don't think it's their fault, but I'm also not renewing my subscription because I wish that Runner's World had been more upfront with their sales strategy, and I have to admit, I feel a little swindled.  I was wondering why it seemed slow to show up in the mailbox each month, and then I got my "renewal" email saying it is 6 issues per year.

Overall, I think this magazine is "sort of" informative for runners.  It will frequently focus on elite athletes or someone who has overcome an obstacle (addiction, obesity, disease) to do fantastic things.  Sometimes there are fun tips, exercises, stretches, and recipes.  I like all of that.  But, I feel like the main focus has become more advertising and "shoe guides".  I am only going to buy so many pairs of running shoes a year (in 2018, I believe I bought 4-5 pairs (I ran 1660 miles, so 4 pairs sounds about right), 3 of them being Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33 because I like to run in them), and when every issue focuses on new shoes, that's not that helpful to me.

I like running, I like reading about other people running, but this magazine is not that inspirational or motivational for me.  I've found a lot more inspiration by reading running books, looking at running blogs, and mostly listening to podcasts on running (while running!), and none of those things are trying to sell me any running shoes or gear.  And maybe after running for so long, I don't need anyone to tell me what gear/clothes/shoes to buy for running, and maybe I am not the target audience for this magazine.

Anyway, overall I would have rated this magazine a 3, because there are some nice parts that I enjoyed, but my feelings soured after realizing that they reduced the number of issues in the middle of my subscription with no notification until renewal time. Maybe they had a notice in the magazine itself, but if they did I totally missed it.

The magazine didn't help with inspiration/motivation, but my 2018 marathon plans were derailed by multiple thyroid surgeries, so not the magazine's fault.  Anyway, I'm on the lookout for another running/fitness magazine because this one was a huge disappointment to me.


title: Don't order this here

text: I ordered this over a year ago and still have not seen the first issue. Supposed to have been 10 issues and now the renewal is for only 6 almost like they are going out of business


I got this as gift for my mom. Comes on time every week and she is happy. Good reading and nice puzzles inside.


title: Good buy!

text: Great gift!


title: Great deal!

text: Great for kids!


title: My husband loves this magazine

text: My husband is an avid reader. He loves his popular mechanics magazine. Has been taking it for years and years. Information seems to be relevant and he’s always saying he learned some thing new.


title: Anything to keep Mom happy...

text: Mom does love this magazine. The only reason why she doesn't give it a perfect five stars because in many places, the printing is too small (way too small) and some of the subject materials more appropriate for magazines for those with too much cash on their hands.


title: Good magazine

text: I really like this magazine. It has a lot of great tips and great recipes. I like that it is for young and older women.


title: "Local Programming" entries are totally unhelpful to me

text: Helpful, but not too good on "local programming", which words take up a LOT of the entries


title: Well-Written, Expert Contributors (who make it accessible to us normies)

text: For people who nerd out to both birds and flowers, well, what can I say? Informative, well-written and the publication schedule lines up (purposefully, I'm sure) with the time of year.


title: Five Stars

text: Decent


title: Five Stars

text: Great read


title: Five Stars

text: Fun


title: Five Stars

text: Atl


title: Ads and headlines, but no content

text: My daughter LOVED the "Little Kids" version of this magazine.  It was great, and advertising-free.  So imagine my surprise when we "traded up" and the quality went abruptly down hill.  As stated by others, this magazine is full of advertising, and very light on content.  The photography is sometimes impressive, but the text is superficial, sensationalized and poorly written.  This version of the magazine lives by "Top Ten Lists!" and utterly lacks content.  National Geographic should not allow its name on this shlock.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. It always has great ideas


title: as advertised

text: as advertised


title: Great buy

text: My Husband enjoys this magazine! Nice buy for the price, would recommend.


title: Over charged

text: Didn't sign up for a subscription just a trial, and the auto renewal was turned off. Don't appreciate my card being charged.


title: Magazine

text: Love it!


title: I love Mother Earth News

text: I was getting this before the tornado hit our house last year. Finally getting things back together and can't wait to start getting again. Such valuable information. We have a farm and raise a large garden. You are never to old to learn from each edition.


title: GRAND DAUGHTER (and MeeMaw too, to be hones) Love reading these. Lots of cool facts and AWESOME Pictures.

text: This was a Christmas gift for our Grand Daughter. She get excited when each one comes. She uses them for her reading time and loves to all the cool stuff she learns.


title: Nice discount on a magazine I already like!

text: Great magazine at a nice discount price.  Already has a wealth of info.


title: Great magazine for only $5

text: Awesome value


title: Perfect

text: Perfect


title: Too skimpy

text: Pretty skimpy magazine. If you want lots of ads, here's your magazine. The articles that are there are decent, just not enough content. May not renew


title: Five Stars

text: Nice to start this up again,


title: Great news magazine but expensive.

text: I just restarted my subscription at [...] for $12.00 for 12 issues and then $29.00 every 3 months.  A popup will open with the offer.


title: Too political now

text: Remember the old days when you could just keep up with fashion.  Those days are over


title: They ruined this mag with politics...

text: I use to love this magazine. Now it’s less fashion and full of politics. If I could cancel it I would.


title: You may struggle with some of the rhetoric here.....

text: If you are a Trump supporter you will struggle with  some of the articles this past year.  I had to stop reading the ones by Bill Kristol.  It was plain to see that he can no longer view the world through fair and balanced eyes.  Looks like he retired, so I have renewed my subscription for now.  Steven Hayes at least may bring some sanity back.  But some of the non political articles are witty and very interesting.  I have a wait and see attitude at this point.


title: Airlines, Airliners and Airports.

text: If you are interested in airlines, airliners and airports -- this is a great magazine. Every month, in high-quality high-gloss detail there are stories from around the world. A wonderful mix of old and new, big and small. While there are lots of magazines on flying airplanes or military hardware, this is the one standout magazine for commercial aviation. Includes monthly columns, photos of all the latest paint schemes, and book reviews.


title: Predictable

text: I have to admit I was disappointed by the Paris Review. It just didn't seem that intriguing. I have subscribed to Harper's, Granta, and Story magazine, all of which I enjoyed but this one just left me flat. Some of the photographic essays seemed pointless and the writing didn't seem as sharp as I hoped. It was entirely too predictable with little or no surprises. Even the graphics seemed cliched. Admittedly I only read four issues. Maybe it was an off year.


title: America's last real Magazine just died

text:
Harpers used to be my go-to source for smart, left-leaning political commentary. I loved there book reviews and the short story. However, since Trump got elected it sis the wall anti-Trump network so overflowing with leftist virtue signaling it is nauseating. Not sure what happened. Want to get some counter-intuitive insights? Unfortunately, you will have to look elsewhere as the magazine is nearly 100% Marxist drivel. IT is really shocking how the far left has taken over liberal politics and infected it with the most intolerance, uniform, pro-Marxist rubbish imaginable. I miss the old Harpers greatly.

Now it reads like a political tract written by hyperventilating hippies from the 60s. Will it reform once Trump is out of office? Who knows. However, they have shown their true colors–their intoxication of leftist dogma that no sane person who lived throughout the last half of the 20th century cold ever endorse. A truly appalling transformation.


Bought this just to see miley Cyrus in it


title: I only speak English!

text: I do not speak Spanish, I have no idea why theses were sent to me.


title: Not as good as it used to be

text: These issues are so light with very little content.  Not at all what they used to be.  I was disappointed.  You can flip through one of these with only light one page articles and not the full depth articles that they used to have.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this mag. it keeps me current


title: Ripoff

text: What a ripoff, ordered months ago, and first copy not until Dec.


title: Conde Nast Traveler

text: Received two issues so far.  Magazine is packed with 4 and 5 star information and as most magazines like this, too many advertisements.<br />I do enjoy reading it.


title: Grandkids love seeing this come in the mail

text: My grand kids ages 5, 8,10 and 13 enjoy getting this in the mail


title: A long time keeper!!!

text: Great magazine!!  They just never run out of great ideas!!


title: As always,  GREAT!!!

text: Great time-tested magazine!!!!  The info contained within it will never grow old!!!


title: Clicked on the wrong thing

text: Fortunately a have a Spanish speaking friend but I tried to cancel this immediately but was told it was too late.


title: Of course I will 'cause I've got nothing better to do than type my account number a dozen ...

text: Haven't been able to get the digital version yet. Always something wrong with the direction to try again later. Of course I will 'cause I've got nothing better to do than type my account number a dozen times a day trying to see the damn magazine!


title: Cancelled subscription

text: You do realize that I cancelled this subscription, right? It looked interesting, but as I read the articles I realized there wasn't anything in here I couldn't find better, for less.


title: Very detailed

text: I love this magazine. It’s very informative and the photography is spectacular!


title: A great read!

text: My daughter who's a history buff is LOVING this - the rest of us enjoy it too ( ;) ) but mostly in watching how much she learns from it then wants to tell us about it.  :)  The images/photos are amazing, and the writing is quite concise and appropriate.


title: just a magazine

text: finally got it


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves it.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Interesting and varied content. Almost as good as going to the museum!


title: Ehh

text: No competition for People.


title: Infrmative, visually compelling, fun to read.

text: Even better than it was 5 years ago when we last subscribed.


title: Stay in style and keep your drink sweat from getting on the coffee table!

text: Clearly, Vogue is a very nice magazine and the coasters are lovely as well.


title: Excellent magazine full of ideas!

text: My hubby's favorite magazine that he keeps in his library - the bathroom. He gets so many ideas and gets inspiration to make our humble home beautiful. He's happy and that makes us happier!


title: Great

text: Great


title: Three Stars

text: useful.


title: So Far So Good

text: I like the magazine articles and it's layout. The letters from the editor are very good and are entertaining and informative. Like most of the other reviews, I received 3 magazines in 2 weeks, so it is pretty obvious that the publisher is trying to get rid of back issues.  It didn't bother me too much because I have never read those issues before. Overall, pretty good mag.


title: My all-time favorite magazine

text: A great mix of travel, gardening and food articles for our region (the Pac NW). I have been reading it for years, and they can still think of new things - great photos, too.


title: Difficult to read on Kindle

text: Perhaps it will get easier in the future but, right now, I'm having a hard time working this app.  Also I just received the magazine in the mail.  I've never really cared for Vanity Fair but this was a gift from family so I'll make the best of it.  No plans to renew either the app or the mag.


title: Misleading

text: Not a mag. Online.<br />Since online is free, a waste of time.


title: Love it whe it comes

text: Great magazine but takes forever to arrive and start subscription


title: Delvery started on time

text: It is a very nice magazine with beautiful glossy photos of nature and unusual people. My 16 year old grandson loves it!


title: No longer a fitness magazine

text: So disappointed, this is no longer a fitness magazine.  It now has articles on hair, makeup, skin care etc.  And they are not very good articles either, I now just recycle it and will cancel subscription.  It used to be a really decent fitness magazine, I have not read it in a while so I am not sure when they changed over to beauty instead is fitness


title: how do i quit

text: i like the magazine, but can't figure out how to cancel the auto renew.


title: One Star

text: Just shotty print. Sensationalism at best


title: Four Stars

text: yes


title: I like it a lot.

text: This magazine is well written and has a variety of coverage for different tastes. It's not strictly a sport bike mag or a Harley mag. It covers everything from dual sport to race bikes in a way I don't lose interest and they make me want to read every article. Plus I love the advertisements. Seeing what's new out there gear wise is great. The perfect magazine for any rider. Plus it's nice having a real magazine you can hold in your hand. Online is nice, but nothing beats actual paper!


title: I'm a man!

text: Good magazine, but onestly I was expecting less Cosmo and more living, household tips, etc. It is definitely oriented towards women and I thought that was sexist. Guess I need to read up on what offends liberals these days. I got my first issue and it's makeup ads galore. Hopefully it gets better. I trust Martha. It was on special so I decided to try it. What I don't want to keep I'll forward on to my mom.


title: Eyy.

text: Lov the magazine hate the company.


title: Pfft.

text: It's ok. Mainly ads as another person said - and a lot of those are for CNC machines, etc. that a home woodworker probably isn't purchasing. The first issue came - back cover torn and some of the pages stuck together - why???... Not much content. It better improve or I won't be renewing. I much prefer The Family Handyman if anyone wants a suggestion for a magazine for someone with similar interests.


title: Great!

text: Been subscribed now for over 6 months and this magazine is terrific. You can't say that about a lot of magazines today. Many of the old names that used to be great reads aren't any more - too many ads, not enough content, etc and I always cancel. Not this magazine. I look forward to getting this one and will stay a subscriber as long as they keep it up . So glad I discovered it. If you want another great magazine also try This Old House. I get both and love them.


title: Great magazine

text: I have historically always enjoyed this magazine, and it did not disappoint when I resumed my subscription. Great value as well.


title: too complicated need simple

text: I need less ingredients. If some of the spices or ingredients can come in a jar that's fine with me. I don't want to store them, line them up, prep etc. My fault entirely.


title: fine magazine - 4 issues right amount for me.

text: Fine magazine - 4 issues just  right for me.  I picked up a copy and 2 yr subscription available 6.19.2018 for $20 but could not enter discount code here at amazon.


title: not what it used to be

text: 7.11.2017 I had such good memories of the magazine that I re-upped. What a disappointment.  My first three issues are very contemporary and not the the same as my first subscription from years ago. You do see country outside. They have that covered but the interiors are less like the french country you'd expect and are very contemporary.  Unless something changes the Campagne cover listed on Amazon is not what you'll be seeing in 2017. Photos are from Sept.2017 issue.

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title: Not worth it

text: Recycled and unimaginative recipes, and loads and loads of ads and uninteresting short features on Food Network personalities. What used to be a fun "50 recipes on [monthly theme]" is now a couple pages of ideas for slightly different flavored snacks or appetizers. This magazine used to be great, but it's just not worth it anymore - even at the discounted rate I paid while it was on sale. If you've gotten this magazine in the past and still have the old issues, just flip back through those - you'll be better off than getting 90 pages of ads and maybe 20 recipes each month now.


title: love this magazine.

text: love this magazine.


title: For the casual DIYer...

text:
The Family Handyman magazine is designed for the casual DIYer. The magazine usually focuses on one project or topic with each issue.

Pros:
- Some helpful tips
- Easy read

Cons:
- A Lot of ads. It seems like every other page is an ad.
- Missing detailed project plans
- If you are remotely 'handy' this magazine will seem like common sense.

All-in-all I was disappointed with this magazine. It really seems like a big advertisement. It seems to lack more of the content that I was hoping for.


title: Nice magazine for a cat lover

text: Purchased this for my 9 year old grandson who reads a lot and has a cat he adores. He enjoys the magazine and won't let any of the old ones be thrown out. I enjoy many of the articles and it is certainly worth getting for at least a year or two. Like many of this type of publication there is a fair amount of advertising which I surprisingly find useful.


title: Good, light reading

text: As a kid I enjoyed Reader’s Digest and as a retired adult I find it too simple to keep my attention but my 5th and 6th grade grandkids love it.


title: Love it (and hate it)

text: As with many print magazines the content and possibly quality has declined significantly over the years. A couple of the writers put out really good (not to mention also entertaining) articles and analysis but much of the content is tied to advertisers. While I have no evidence that this juxtaposition is horrible it does erode the perceived credibility of the magazine but I still subscribe perhaps because I am not a motor head but just interested in the subject.


title: Good magazine

text: I bought the cheap “teaser” subscription expecting a cheap shadow of a magazine but first issue arrived quickly and it is stuffed full of interesting recipes. I suppose could find similar online but nothing beats flipping through pages of a magazine to quickly spot items of interest when you don’t really know what you are looking for.


title: Nicely done

text: Received my first issue to find the content a pleasant surprise. In a readable way this magazine engages at the level of what’s working for people, concepts to be thinking about and considering in making this life direction successful. I enjoy publications in this topic area but many skim the subject areas by publishing borderline puff pieces pushing the “sizzle” of the topic. This magazine seems more about getting to the steak.


title: Readable and interesting magazine

text:
I’ve subscribed for several years and usually read cover-to-cover. Is written in a very approachable way with content that I, a homeowner with a serious do it yourself streak and decent set of tools find relevant and interesting.

I have built some of the projects and not always happy with the design but with minor tweaks here and there all have worked out well.


title: Love it and hate it

text: I’ve subscribed to Sunset Magazine off and on for decades. Is chock full of interesting travel ideas and yard/garden ideas I’d love to implement but it’s orientation toward warm climates and the impossibly expensive subjects for travel articles render the magazine  barely relevant for me. Token attempt to regionalize based on subscriber’s address but not very effective.


title: Entertaining but not read

text: I was fascinated by this magazine as a teenager 40 yrs ago and I expect will be same for technical or science oriented kids today. As an adult I find it worthy of a 20 minute flip through and usually find an item or 2 worth a web search for details. It is not a deep read and more about pop technology than science.


title: Interesting light technical read.

text: 3 or 4 stars dependent on expectations. Covers variety of topics about home, car, innovations in the world around us and generally interesting stuff about how things around us work. Is in depth enough to spark interest but to go deep additional research needed. We links accompany many of the articles. As an adult today I consider this a light, semi- technical and quick read. 40 yrs ago as a teenager I was fascinated. I expect is same today for that age group.


title: considering building your own plane? This is must have.

text: Well done magazine for anyone building, dreaming of building a plane or owner and likes working on aircraft. I have subscribed for years. While the magazine is good the publishers subscription related practices are in my opinion borderline sleazy and I was not going to renew this year for that reason then I stumbled across it on amazon for 1/3 less annual cost than the so called "best renewal price offered" by the publisher. Purchased renewal via Amazon and subscription continued seamlessly.


title: Great magazine

text: Got this as a gift from my wife I love it but got kinda redundant after only about 6 months


title: When did this magazine head south?

text:
I had a subscription to National Geographic's original kids magazine, World, when I was a child. In fact, I still have a couple dozen issues from about 25 years ago, which my 5 years old son has enjoyed looking through.
A few months ago, I looked on the web to see if World still existed. Happily, it did, now renamed National Geographic Kids. I ordered a two-year subscription for my son.
I wanted so much to like it. But the damn thing is chock full of advertising for candy, video games and movies, and in a way that makes it hard to separate the selling from the educating. It is a little repulsive, actually, the level to which the advertising is carried.
As I sit here in front of my computer, I am looking wistfully at a May 1982 issue of World magazine. Within which, there is not one stich of advertising.
What happened?


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Great magazine.

text: I love the magazine.  It just started getting them a year later.  That's the reason only three stars.


title: Horrible service!!!!

text: Horrible!!  I gave this subscription as a gift and the delivery has been spotty at best.  Probably only received half of the weekly deliveries!!!<br />I wanted to renew but I don't want to waste anymore money!!!!!


title: It's OK

text: light reading, not terribly informative or technical


title: Handyman

text: Great mag. I have been receiving it for several years


title: Really enjoying this informative magazine.

text: I love the digital and print magazine. I read both, it's so convenient. I love this magazine so far, it's full of interesting bits of information about health and general well-being. Great!!


title: Great information to cope with life

text: Each month this magazine is full of information and useful ideas, that it would be<br />hard to live without.


title: GQ is longer a relavant magazine for men

text:
I have been a past subscriber for years of GQ Magazine when it was the "Gold Standard" for fashion and articles relevant to males of a wide range of ages.
Dislikes:
- Today's GQ has clothing that I would never wear and has totally gone off the deep end.
- What's even funnier is that the male models wearing the clothing don't appear to be businessmen and look like
  they couldn't afford the clothing they are modeling.
- Today's GQ is a hodgepodge of irrelevant articles, clothing styles that look like they were designed by the great
  "Picasso."
- Men are about cigars, whiskey, places to take a "special date," clothing that is designed using "classic" lines that
  are always "in style."
- Today's CQ is a total random potpourri of random, styles and articles that are worthless.
By the way, I canceled my subscription.


title: Great gift

text: I got it for my Aunt. She was very excited.


title: Good deal

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: good magazine

text: this is one of my favorite magazines.


title: Keep trying to Charge me

text: This magazine keeps sending me bills although it’s paid for. They ignore my letters advising them that subscription is paid for. They are going to stop sending magazines. I would give them 0 stars if possible.


title: ... magazine subscription from Amazon and it has worked out great. My husband loves his magazine

text: First time to order a magazine subscription from Amazon and it has worked out great. My husband loves his magazine.


title: ... used to get it and it is a very nice magazine with lots of good colored pictures and tips ...

text: I bought this magazine as a gift - but I used to get it and it is a very nice magazine with lots of good colored pictures and tips on how to get birds in your yard.


title: Always something to look forward to

text: I am enjoying my subscription to this magazine. I love looking at others creativity and getting inspiration from it to sew something I am proud of. The magazine is well put together and not overly full of advertising. I always look forward to getting it in the mail.


title: Perfect

text: Very informative!


title: Love it

text: Love it.


title: Very much enjoyed!

text: I love this magazine! I read it cover to cover and enjoy it immensely.


title: Magazine

text: Good material for photography


title: Great magazine

text: This is the best crochet magazine I subscribe to.  The patterns are well written, the photos are great, and the content of each issue is chock-full of ideas & new crochet products.


title: Great gift

text: Have to my daughter in law for Christmas…she loved this magazine.


title: Just received my first issue

text: I quickly scanned the pages just to see what was there and found several articles that I am interested in reading.  I have yet to find a magazine where I wanted to read everything in it.


title: Interesting

text: Interesting and informative


title: Good quick reads.

text: Good reads.


title: Five Stars

text: National Geographic is the magazine.<br />Enough said! :)


Excellent magazine for anyone interested in cooking. This magazine has given me some inspiration to try new things. Great articles about the history of food and also a general outline of different cuisines. My favorite issue yet was the India one. I love Indian Cuisine.


title: I LOVE this magazine

text: I LOVE this magazine, it has given me many great decorating and improvement ideas over the years that I've had my subscription.


This is a great magazine for all Historical and Current info. The articles are informative and usually easy to read.


title: One Star

text: cancelled two months ago


title: Great

text: I have used quite a few


title: A great magazine for the price

text: I still love this magazine. A little bit of obvious liberal media pandering but unusually, one can ignore it.


title: Good flying magazine

text: Great place also my brother likes this. He just got his pilots license.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved the story on Kevin Costner and the whole issue for that matter....great magazine!


title: Once you say yes you are stuck

text: I was dupped into paying for magazine I cancelled.<br />Magazine not for me. Info I can’t use .


title: Best price for a great magazine!

text: Love the Geographic. This is the best price out there!


title: Still a winner.

text: Teens love it!


title: My mother-in-law LOVES this magazine!

text: My 87 year old mother-in-law LOVES this magazine!  The perfect Christmas gift!


title: What's there is great..

text: It's a very, very small publication. My 4 yr old whizzed through it in a matter of minutes and asked where the rest of it was. Just not quite enough content honestly.<br />What's there is great...but just not much too it.


title: A fantastic magazine for many decades

text: We've had Time in our home for over 50 years.  It continues to be a fantastic read with lots of interesting viewpoints and compelling stories from all our country and the world.


title: Great magazine

text: We love this.


title: Great

text: Love the magazine


title: Great

text: Great magazine


title: Great Information for everyone!

text: I just love this magazine! I'm a 50-something yr. old woman and I get a TON of tips with this.


title: PRICEY, GOOD PICTURES, POOR ARTICLES

text: I HAVE TO BE HONEST, I WAS QUITE DISSAPPOINTED ABOUT THIS MAGAZINE.  I WAS IN HOPE OF FINDING A DRAFT HORSE MAGAZINE THAT I COULD LEARN A LOT ABOUT THE BREED AS I AM A NEW OWNER OF A DRAFT.  THE FACT THAT THE MAGAZINE HAS NOTHING LOCAL (IN THE UNITED STATES) AND IS FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY WAS EVEN MORE DISAPPOINTING.  IT WAS A LOT OF PICTURES AND NOT VERY MANY ARTICLES OF INTEREST.  BECAUSE IT HAD TO BE SHIPPED INTO THE COUNTRY IS WAS EXTREMELY PRICEY AND I WOULD NEVER RENEW MY SUSCRIPTION.  IT WAS MAINLY JUST PICTURES OF HORSES AND WHO OWNED THEM BUT NO INFORMATIVE ARTICLES.


title: Almost Perfect

text: I love every feature in this magazine except for one..... The recipes need a lot of work. Most issues that come out I try the recipes but I've only made a few that actually taste good. Other than that, I love this magazine. Great yoga poses, health info and emotional/spiritual (without any particular denomination) well being articles.


title: Really Like It

text: A practical magazine full of good info, coupons and recipes. When I first picked up a copy I thought the recipes and articules would suck because the magazine is so cheap, but not so! The recipes were great, the coupons were for stuff I actually used and the articles weren't boring. I'll definitely become a subscriber, but not through amazon. Too many complaints of issues not being received doesn't sound good to me.


title: Great tool for Semi-Pro/ Professional Photographers

text: This is for those in the business or wanting to get in the business.  Tips and tools of the trade.Not some random photography magazine, but it is great quality, well put together and quite informative.  Its a supplement to the PPA membership or a stand alone top notch trade publication.  I love the photos and the technology, so inspirational.


title: Max PC is no longer available for purchase on Amazon

text:
I am a little disappointed I am unable to purchase Maximun PC. The magazine is still being published monthly so I have no idea why amazon will not sell it.

About the product:  I look forward to receiving this magazine.  I have worked in IT for over 15 years, and with each magazine, I would end up learning at least 10 new things. It is different than PC World.  Maximum PC is more "techy" then PC World.  Both magazines have how-to's and discuss up and coming products.  Maximum PC, gets more in depth and not for the avagee computer user.  Maximum PC covers much more hardware and digs deeper.

You can subscribe (puchase) the magazine by going to [...]  1 year subscription ( 12 issues) is $19.95.  A 2 year (24 issues) is $29.95.


title: Go-to Magazine for Beaders

text: This is a go-too magazine for beaders.  I do like more seed bead designs.  Most designs are great.  Some would not be practical to wear.


title: Five Stars

text: I like to look at things I can't afford...like Ferraris.


title: Five Stars

text: Good, no frills science for the great unwashed.


title: Five Stars

text: It is still a great mag. No Cars/Trucks of the Year. Just the facts.


title: I should read more

text: This is a lame excuse not to actually go out and Purchase new books. I grew up with Cliff's Notes. This would be a logical extension.


title: Info & a CD

text: BBC Music main competitio in Gramophone Mag. BBC Music gives you a decent new CD each month, which makes this a bargain.


title: We can all dream

text: I like to think of what my system would sound like if I could afford it. I drool with the prospects.


title: From the left

text: A must for a political junkie. I need a balanced opinion from each side of the argument. I also subscibe to the National Review.


title: renewal mixup

text: I love Esquire magazine but the only problem is that since I renewed, I have been getting 2 copies each month. I know it takes 6 weeks to stop,so I just let it ride. But in the future I will be more aware.


title: Grandsons love it.

text: The grandsons love this magazine.  They are 8 and 10 and I get thanks for buying it.  They love it when it comes in mail addressed to them.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I look forward to getting this magazine each and every month! I always get great ideas from every one of the issues.


title: All-Time Favorites

text: One of my all-time favorite magazines with great article and wonderful recipes.


title: Great Daily News

text: arrived regularly


title: One Star

text: cancelled item


title: Finally, recipes that are easy and delicious

text: I'm always looking for recipe ideas that are healthy, tasty and yet, easy.  I've been pleased with Eating Well magazine recipes and information.  After receiving it for a year I ordered a subscription for my daughter too.


title: Newer format makes this no longer a unique product

text: My grandmother and mother both subscribed to this magazine and I grew up reading it.  Over the last 10+ years this has morphed from being a unique THICK magazine that you could read over several days to one that can be flipped through in a short time, then recycled.  It now contains largely the same type of information, articles and stories as numerous other magazines out there.  My sister dropped this a number of years ago and I contemplate it every time my subscription comes up.  It has gone from being a magazine I looked forward to receiving to one where I look at it when I get around to it.


title: love it

text: this is a fantastic magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Any one in the family can read this!


title: Love it

text: Would recommend it


title: I Enjoy This One

text: I enjoy looking at magazines that provide decorating/remodeling/painting ideas, and this one does all that.  Can be  costly, but just found that Amazon has great prices on magazines.


title: One of My Favorites

text: I may live in the city, but I love what this magazine provides with decorating/remodeling ideas, country homes for sale throughout the U.S., value of old/antique items that you may have lying around, painting ideas, and even special items for your fur babies.  I am on a computer all day so having a magazine to read that doesn't hurt my eyes is wonderful - I hope they never go away.


title: I Learn So Much

text: This is such a great magazine for those who love birds and have feeding stations.  I have learned so much about what type of birds are coming in for food, what they like to eat, and what type of shelter to provide.  Can't find a better deal than with Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!  Thank you!


title: One Star

text: I've only received 1 copy of this magazine :(


title: is always perfect!!

text: as always national geo. is always perfect!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Good recipes. Enjoy the magazine


title: A wonderfully  reflective and informative long view of the political process.

text: Yes the great articles and the functioning adult viewpoints are a refreshing and timely reminder that there does exist a rational core in the Conservative Republican Party.


title: The best!

text: A gift for myself! This is my favorite magazine. Gives you on line access as well.


title: Great Magazine

text: Bought this as a gift for my husband... he LOVES this magazine!!!  Really well written informational articles on current issues


title: Whats not to like

text: It does not look like Readers Digest of old but will do. I like it but  probably will not renew subscription.


title: Good to read good news for a change,

text: Always loved the reader’s digest growing up.the whole family read it and passed it along.didn’t know it was still published and saw it on Amazon,we’re enjoying it again


title: enjoying the magazine.

text: enjoying the magazine.


title: One issue

text: I have only received one issue. The recipes are great!!


title: The recipient loves it

text: Gave as a gift and the recipient loves the magazine


title: Given as a Gift--They Love It!

text:
I bought this magazine for one of my family and they absolutely love it.  They have told me how much the articles and the terrific pictures bring them right back to their trip to Alaska and they have mentioned more than once how much they are really enjoying the magazine...which ended up being a hint for me to renew it as a holiday gift for them once the end of the subscription rolled around.  Needless to say, I took the hint!

After such a good reaction, I would think this a good choice for a friend or family member who enjoys reading about life in Alaska, whether they'v been there already or are thinking of going there in the future.


title: not worth it

text: Got my first issue today. So far there is 90% are ads from vendors. Very little of useful information.


title: My childhood life revolved around it !

text: I was going to give it a 3 because of the substandard comedic relief it exudes these days, but gone are the days when I used to wait eagerly for it. I have stopped subscription because they are so confused whether to keep the humor adult or tend to teenagers. The drawings are despicable and the humor is crass. Its too vulgar for my kids to read and has no irony or satires as in previous decades. The ads arent a problem, a previous reviewer had an issue with that, how does he think they can keep the mag so cheap ? And he doesnt have a problem buying other mags with ads ? Thats not right. Even my nephews now dont want me to hand out these mags to them anymore. I hope we could revive Don Martin & Al Jaffee, to name a few to bring the mag back !


title: Excellent foodie magazine

text: I've been subscribing for years, but  now it's  one of the very  few  food  magazines out,  most of the others have gradually vanished.


title: Reader’s Digest in  Large Print!.

text: I love the Reader’s Digest in Large Print because I have bifocals. The articles are always so interesting and I value the information. It’s a great value for the money. Perfect gift for anyone!


title: Great buy!

text: This is the best way to purchase a subscription


title: Martha Stewart Living

text: I have enjoyed the issues of Martha Stewart Living that I have received.  : )


One of my favorite magazines that I enjoy reading throughout the year.  Most of the recipes are user-friendly and a reflection of Southern cooking.


title: They continue sending it even when you cancel. Beware!!

text: Dislike they do not let you know in advance! And it's difficult to get out of it.


title: Disappointed and cancelled.

text: I am so sorry but haven't cared for these recipes for the past couple years but loved the simple ones that I subscribed for years before.


title: Great price on Amazon deals, my favorite magazine, always great articles and limited silly advertising.

text: Great priice under Amazon deals.....only a little bit more than $1 and issue.  I really love this magazine, especially the special fold out sections each month It's a great size for easily carrying on my bag and handling on the subway. And almost every article is interesting (if you like science, geography, architecture, nature etc.). I hate throwing these away, so I pass on the magazine to my neighbors, mom etc. They love it , too. Also makes a good gift.


title: Not thrilled

text: Not as dynamic as the older versions, there is still some good reading material on some of the pages.  I definitely will not re subscribe after the first year.


title: Five Stars

text: Very satisfied.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoying this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: as advertised


title: Great Magazine.  Very helpful and useful.  One of the few things that I still get in Print

text: In an age where printed publications are becoming endangered species... This is one of the few things that I love to get in print.<br />The projects and ideas are so helpful.


title: I look forward to this every month!

text: I have been a great fan of The Reader's Digest for about 40 years now. It never disappoints!


One of my favorite magazines that was a great deal here on Amazon. I get lots of ideas for organizing, easier methods of cleaning, recipes, and crafts from Good Housekeeping.


title: years

text: I have taken this magazine for years...I love it! I find many recipes that are real keepers from it's pages.


title: throne

text: My husband reads this on the throne. Sometimes he actually makes some of the projectss, or utilizes some of the tips. He says he learns a lot from reading this magazine. Wish it was free download to the Kindle so we could take it wih us.


title: Great magazine

text: Most of the magazines choices out there are not doable in the heartland. I like this magazine because it has great articles and information closer to where I live.


title: Great, in depth hunting Magazine

text: Agreat magazine with in depth hunting and fishing articles, that grip the imagination, expands one's knowledge, and inspire the sportsman's world. If you love nature, and would like to understand the wildlife that inhabit it, you can't go wrong with this magazine.


title: A happy and informative magazine

text: I liked this magazine when it first came out. There were tons of coupons in it, for stuff I actually used. Now, for the past year, I find there is less coupons for good stuff, and more for junk I won't use. The customer service I find to be great, as for 2 or 3 years now I have received quite a lovely  box from All You with quite alot of sample and full size products in it, all just for being a good customer and being active when getting emails from them. Also, I have several times received a sample of something throughout the year to try and then give my opinion of the product. I don't know if you have to be a subscriber of the magazine or just be on their email mailing list to get the goodies, because I have subscribed for basically the last three years. I haven't renewed yet this year, I'm waiting for a much better price than $20+ a year. I read another review in which the person stated that the issues at the newstand have more or better coupons in it, and if that is true, perhaps it is because a person would pay more for the magazine for a single issue than with a subscription. Just a guess. Anyway, I will eventually renew, but I will take my time and get the best price.


title: A great source for what's shaking and very professionally and intelligently ...

text: Not your father's PopSci. A great source for what's shaking and very professionally and intelligently presented with style, wit and wisdom.


title: A myst have magazine

text: A must have magazine for the southern states and Texas.


title: Great magazine for the $$$

text: Have used several entries for dinner.  The presentation is  very good and the food is yummy.  Would recommend for a down-home meal planner source.


title: Ok Magazine

text: Rather disappointed in the magazine content.


title: Disappointed

text: Disappointed in content.


title: My fav.

text: Lots of ideas.


We send this to my mother-in-law, who lives out of state.  She says she really enjoys it. Many years ago, we got it at our home and I enjoyed the short articles.  I think its probably a good read for people who just want to read for 5-10 minutes.


title: Three Stars

text: Have yet to receive the print version. Impossible to review at this time.


title: not good reading. I have not enjoyed this.

text: the articles are not well written,  Too many advertisments.


title: neat magazine

text: i have enjoyed each issue.


title: Great Magazine

text:
I read PC Mag, Maximum PC, and a couple of gamer PC mags.  As an IT pro, I don't look to this magazine to be an end-all-be-all magazine.  It would have to be thousands of pages per month to do that!  I use it to keep up to date with various models, some "up and coming" stuff, and to keep my finger on the tech world and where it is going.

It cracks me up how windows lovers get mad at the Mac content, and Mac Lovers are just sure that this is only a windows magazine.  Their bias shows. PCMAG frequently has articles about the 2 most popular operating systems, plus plenty of articles about Linux distros, too.  If you don't want to hear about what the market is doing, go read Microsoft's website!  lol.

Personal computers (i.e. micro computers) are in everything from phones and PDAs to server farms.  They come in all flavors, and PC MAG ties them all together in a helpful and educational way, without irritating their more educated readers, and not locking out the uninitiated with a wall of unintelligible jargon.  I guess some of the readers want it to be exclusive. . . . -shrug-

Please also notice that 3 of the 1-star reviews were provided by the same amazon user (Tony B).  Amazon should seriously take a look at their review policy.  1 vote per person!


title: A different point of view

text: Not the same old tired stuff about guns that you can not afford or ammo that you can not find.


title: OK gunmag

text: I like the magazine, but don't rate it great because it follows the "part Line" in evaluating product. Also they tend to write more about $5ooo.oo dollar guns when a buck fifty type of hunter and shooter.  Also some article are just rehash of what Bodingham is saying.


title: Good old mag

text: About the same as Outdoor Life.  An old reading tradition that would be better served if they went back to writing more about hunting, fishing, and outdoor experiences that are common user oriented.


title: Great mag for shooters

text: Dare to be a little different when writing about guns or ammo.  Always something new and interesting.  Need to back off a little from all this "black gun" stuff


title: Good old mag.

text: Been reading it for a hundred years.  Wish they  would write the type of hunting articles they did when I was a kid.  When they evaluate a piece of equipment they are out of my price range.


title: Reliable reading

text:
I have subscribed to many magazines over the years.  With a lot of those subscriptions' expirations, I do not really miss the magazine when it is no longer coming to my home.

However, with Wired, I did notice the absence. This is one of the few magazines that is informative and entertaining enough that I came to the conclusion I no longer allow for lapses in my subscription status. I am now subscribed until 2019, which is likely way after traditional print media will be dead.

I recommend this to anyone that likes to think when they read.


title: Its a good magazine

text:
It is a magazine.  I live in Baltimore and therefore find it valuable.  It does have a huge number of ads, much more than other magazines I subscribe too, but they are mostly local.  Best of Baltimore is partly useful, partly pandering.  Best Pizza? Useful.  Best Alcohol Blog that follows the liquor board? Not valuable.

Mostly, it is probably great if you live in or around baltimore.  If you live in LA, or Seattle, probably not very useful.


title: great car mag

text: The big 4 car mags are all about the same.  That being said, I love them all.  This one is no exception.  Great pictures, great articles, and reasonable reviews.


title: Excellent car mag


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect!!! No issues what so ever!!


title: Good, and less ads that many (but still a lot)

text: Great articles, and gives me a much better way to read than on a smartphone (yuck). The ads are excessive IMHO, but still less than a lot of the magazines I've seen. At least it's still more content than ads! And the price was unbeatable.


title: To the Right of the John Birch Society

text: Good advice on investing, but I get my information from other sources.  The editorial positions are reactionary, to say the least, and even as a moderate they are too biased for me.  Besides, IBD's CANSLIM approach to setting stop loss orders can break you in a volatile market.


title: Exactly as described.

text: A+


title: distinctive magazine

text: this is an enjoyable informative magazine.  I thoroughly found it interesting and have just subscribed auto renewal.  my first experience was a discarded copy in the laundry room and after perusing it - surprise - the laundry cycle was finished. what a pleasant event.


title: great coinge magazine

text: a wonderful magazine has lots of informative articles and coin pricing listings.


title: DEFINITIVE LISTING OF COIN VALUES

text: excellent guide for estimated value of coins - which is  this magazines basic purpose. Articles and features while limited are always great - especially like readers coin finds column.


title: My girls like it

text: My girls like it


title: Looking for Good Articles

text: I'm always looking for good reading material and get a bit tired of the younger set's taste.  I ordered the More subscription based on recommendations of friends and looking forward to good articles.  It is loaded with advertisements which, unfortunately, is a must in today's publishing environment but hopefully at the end of the year's subscription I will be pleased with my purchase price.


title: One of few mags for watercolorist

text: Decent publication. So many styles of artist, the articles of interest to you and your style will be few.


title: Four Stars

text: Good price for a magazine I have been enjoying for many years.  Ideas for nature photographers.


title: Don't expect tp get every issue.

text:
I made the mistake of signing up.  It took several months to even get the first issue, and in total I have only received a few more since signing up ten months ago.

Complete disappointment.


title: All Under One Lid

text: I love the O magazine... Informative, fashion foward, great feature stories, I mean...what more can you say...oh, well...I also love the low-cal recipes in the back. O keeping it fit as well. ;-)


title: would have been nice to be notified

text: I don't recall being notified that this renewal was pending. Luckily I LOVE this magazine and I am trilled to have renewed!


title: Convenient renewal but maybe not the best.

text: Wired magazine is great and I would order it myself like I used to, but have been using Amazon to reorder it for me lately. It occurs to me though that whereas I usually order my subscriptions for multiple years to save on the cost, Amazon does not give me that option. In addition, the cost could go up and I would never know it. I've come to the conclusion that it's not worth the convenience.


title: Bad surprise

text: I thought this was a regular renewal offer like dozens I've taken advantage of before. It's not. By going through Amazon they get your credit card account and will renew your subscription automatically in the future. Instead of sending you offers with the best rate, they can now increase rates and you've given them permission to charge you anyway. Unless you scrutinize your credit card statement you will never know how much they are charging you.


title: and the free charger was great

text: One of my all time fav mags.... and the free charger was great too


title: The Handyman

text: My son is a fabulous "Handy Man" so I continue to renew this magazine for him.  These magazines are a great resource for future projects.


title: Great magazine

text: This subscription is for my son.  He loves anything to do with woodwork so I just continue to renew it for him.


title: One Star

text: Disappointing


title: A book quality magazine

text:
Are you a Buddhist, enjoy meditation, or are you interested in learning more about Buddhism?  Then this may be the magazine for you.
Tricycle is well written, has great photos, and is a very nice looking magazine.  (The quality of the paper, heavy with a glossy coating, gives the magazine a 'coffee table book' feel.)
What I liked most about my subscription to Tricycle was that as a Buddhist in America I felt more of a connection to others who share the same interest.  I also enjoyed reading articles on the different schools of Buddhism.  Even the advertisements were helpful in learning more about cushions, retreat centers and more.
Of all the Buddhist magazines now entering the market this one seems, to me, to be the best of the group.  Enjoy your subscription!


title: Perfect for the do-it-yourselfer!

text:
Here's a fun and enjoyable magazine for a homeowner, or anyone who needs to do small to large home projects.

This is not a stuffy magazine on how to install your Italian marble whirlpool or how to remodel your 1875 New England Colonial.  This is for the typical homeowner who wants ideas on new projects, and how to repair the everyday items around your house.  Humor and well laid out instructions are the backbone of this magazine.  (One of the best things is they admit where they made errors along the way of the project.)

What I like about this magazine?

***Ask Handyman
Here are questions from readers that are answered on various projects.

***Workshop Tips
In this section readers offer suggestions to use in your workshop to make a project go smoother.

***Handy Hints
More reader suggestions to help around the house.  (It's like having that wise old handyman offer you tons of tips and ideas.)

***Great Goofs
Funny errors do-it-yourselfers offer on projects they attempted.

What I don't like about the magazine?

***New Products Section

These are the short, usually a paragraph or two, tips and suggestions that include a new product that makes a project easier.  A web address or toll-free number to order the product follows the article.  I often wonder if the product is really good or if the manufacturer just paid the magazine to talk it up.

As you can see the number of advantages far outweighs the disadvantages so a strong rating is a must for this magazine.  I hope you enjoy it!


title: A Must Have!

text:
This is one of those magazines that I tend to read cover to cover.
In recent months OG has changed the format and having done so, the number of pages has been decreased.  At first glance this may seem like a bad move, however the change has made the magazine even better!  The articles offer a wide range of topics and they are to the point.  Some of the features include tips and suggestions from OG readers.
You need not be a current organic gardener to enjoy this magazine.  Most of the ideas are for your typical backyard enthusiast who wants to explore new ways to enjoy their hobby without the need for extensive chemicals.


title: What Happened

text: The layout is strange.  The recipes are strange.  Over 20 pages of ads and many full page photos so there is not much content. I usually pass magazine on to others.  Not this one. I will recycle it and I will not subscribe again.


title: Was very disappointed that the shipping address was mixed in with the ...

text: Was very disappointed that the shipping address was mixed in with the billing address and I had to cancel and start again.When I finished, it told me that it would ship in Feb/Mar.  This was to be a Christmas gift for my Granddaughter.


title: A great Value

text: If you like sports then this is a great value for some bathroom reading! $5.00 for 6 months is a dirt cheap deal plus you get free access to ESPN Insider!


title: Yawwwwwwwn!

text: This magazine blows, feels like its written for retired 60 somethings who live in florida. This magazine needs a re-work and a younger voice!


title: Great weekly magazine

text: I have been reading Business Week for years and love the variety of topics they cover. I also find the topics lead to me being able to add to conversations on a wide variety of topics.


title: Great magazine

text: I got this subscription for my grandchildren so they would be motivated to read when they are not in school. My daughter says that the magazine has been a bit hit and the kids read each issue practically from cover to cover.


title: Five Stars

text: a great magazine!


title: filled with inspiration

text: look forward to each issue


title: Still the best, but..

text: not quite as good as it used to be.<br />What I mean is that if you compare current issues with those from 20-30 years ago you will see for yourself. Todays NG still takes you to the far corners of the world in the comfort of your recliner, but these days you get far too many advertisements (like any magazine) and attempts to cover current events. Nothing wrong with trying to stay relevent to the times...but many people like NG for the "escape" it provides.


title: not as expected

text: Not worth it


title: False advertising. Magazines are very low quality

text: The quality of the magazine is poor at best. The images are blurry and really thin paper. Horrible


title: I’d renew the subscription

text: Like the magazine, gives good tips


title: Predator calling

text: calling coyote's


title: I love vanity fair

text: I love this magazine because they have so many in depth articles about the most current events and well known people.


title: Sports Fans

text: What's not to love.  If your kid loves sports, they will love reading this magazine.  My son looked forward to receiving this magazine.


title: 5 stars

text: Mom loved the gift... wish amazon still had it.


title: S and T

text: The best astronomy mag going.Not cheap but worth it.


title: Good magazine at reasonable price.

text: The best specialty guitar mag out there.


title: I thoroughly enjoy reading this magazine

text: Great magazine with lots of photos and ideas for creating an inviting home.


title: Five Stars

text: way intresting


title: Awesome deal

text: Awesome deal and I love guns. I also love reading about guys so this is the perfect self gift.  Awesome!


title: Great magazine

text: My 7 year old niece loves this magazine, she reads it from cover to cover.  And then tapes the pictures on her bedroom wall.  Her only complaint is that it is not a monthly magazine, she can hardly wait until the next issue arrives, and keeps saying 'is it here yet?; is it here yet?; is it here yet?'


title: Thanks

text: Thanks


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased as gift for my Daughter. She enjoys the Magazine.


title: Drool

text:
I'm a piker as far as cooking goes, relatively speaking, and this mag has never steered me wrong.  In fact, the damn thing is, dare I say, inspirational!  Don't buy the zines at the checkout counter, instead get a subscription to this magazine.  I think you'll be satisfied.

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title: Great info

text: This was a gift to my daughter but I have found myself reading it as well. It is filled with helpful articles. A great buy!


title: Love the different ideas my wife comes up with for meals after reading the Food Network Magazine!

text: Bought for the wife.  She loves the Food Network and I love the different ideas for meals that she comes up with!!


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to this magazine every quarter. Gorgeous photos and interesting articles.


title: A cultural magazine for the curious and the informed

text: Well, you either like Smithsonian or not. If you are anyway curious about our civilization, our culture, our history and others - both ancient and modern, then this is a magazine for you. Lots of topics, lots of photos, and lots of opinions - very informative. A magazine designed to make you think and consider other points of view.


title: Fun reading!

text: My wife loves the magazine.  Makes us want to see the world.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Very enjoyable magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles


title: My sons love it.

text: So far received 1 copy, my sons love it.


title: Five Stars

text: Nothing quite so good, in my opinion.  It is more necessary now than ever.


title: Five Stars

text: Good articles with lots of pictures,


title: Good Read

text: Readers Digest, as always, refreshed and updated. Thank you.


title: Not F&S from 15 years ago...

text:
I never liked F&S until I picked up a recent copy in my doctors office.  I was impressed, and started to take a peek once in a while.  This is no longer the Field and Stream with drawings and paper-bag material pages anymore....

This is the single best outdoor/hunting magazine I've found.  The addition of "Survival" to Hunting and Fishing is what puts it over the top.  Fantasic read, every month.


title: 7 yr old loved

text: The day the first one came, she went to sleep looking at it.


title: aweful subscription

text: after 3 months didn't get a any issue of this magazine. the subscription is awefull!


title: Not For Country

text: Okay, but not for a country picker, have recently canceled my subscription.


title: Great magazine for the amateur home handyman

text: I have always considered myself fairly handy and am comfortable with working around the house.  Right from the first subscription, i was learning new tips and tricks.  One issue inspired me to build a work bench featured on the cover.  I made a simpler version of it, but something i did in a few hours.  The magazine explains the projects well step-by-step.  The detailed layout gave me the confidence to try the project.  I am know considering attempting bookshelves and an entertainment center as featured on later issues.


title: Best motorcycle magazine period

text: No advertisers means that they can always tell the whole truth about every product. Its the No Agenda Show of motorcycle magazines.


title: Four Stars

text: Liked it


title: No substance.

text:
I'm in fashion business since 2011, and this magazine is not helping.
You are not getting fashion trends, good pictures of trends, etc.
Just boring long articles...


title: How Can You Live Without It!

text: My wife has a smile on her face each week when the TV Guide arrives.  I once delivered these weekly to neighbors over fifty years ago when I was a kid.  Peddling these TV guides to Florida retirees.  I think they were no more than 25 cents back then.  And my customers were always very happy to receive their TV Guides.


title: One Star

text: Its September and still have not seen one issue (3 months)


title: I LOVE Nylon!

text: I absolutely love nylon. it's such a unique and just beautiful magazine. it's so much different than all of the other teen/young adult magazines for women. the style of clothes that the models and regular girls wear are all types but specifically mines which is very preppy, vintage, classic, and yet comfortable. they talk about the most unique things in the magazine too! but not things that magazines such as vogue speak of..that i dont care too much to know about.


title: WLT is worth a look

text: I highly recommend this publication.  The quality of the magazine is exceptional and the price is right.


title: Great ideas!

text: I like many of the ideas for decorating and gardening that are in every issue.  I live in the Midwest but like the openness of the styles and decor that many of the articles show.  I've gotten a lot of ideas from Sunset and put them to good use in my house.  Unfortunately, a lot of the gardening tips are for the west coast that is sunny and warm all year long, so I can't use them here were it gets insanely cold in the winter. But, I've started a few indoor gardens with a few of the suggested plants.  It's really not a bad magazine.