Unfortunately I thought that this magazine would be the same as  the TV show. It is way more modern ,and I was looking for the old houses and old fixes. It doesn't have any real authenticity like the show


title: Not satisfactory

text: I bought this as a gift. The recipient said that the TV schedule was only listed for Prime Time and he was unable to find the shows he wanted to watch. I therefore cancelled my subscription.


title: Seasonal Information!

text: Love this magazine! I was given a bird feeder as a gift and can't tell you how much I enjoy watching all the activity it causes! After a few months, I was hooked! Every morning and again at dinner time watching and waiting for all the different wildlife to appear! Seeing the ad for this magazine and the reasonable cost, I thought, why not! Love it! The information on wild birds, feeding tips, and tips on the different flowers to attract seasonal birds fantastic.  A lot of bang for your buck! I Highley recommend this magazine!


title: Enjoyable read

text: There is a little bit of something to read for every reader that enjoys reading.  The stories and poetry keep me reading.  I will certainly renew my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Full of great articles - I enjoy it a lot.


title: Love is Magazine

text: I am very please with each subscription.


title: Three Stars

text: A-OK


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Three Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you - no issues


title: It's the best fitness mag out there, but can be improved

text: Most reviewers I feel were really hard on this magazine.  If you are trying to get into shape, this is a monthly boost to your efforts.  The nutrition info is accurate and realistic, and the recipes are usually yummy, and provide all the nitpicky nutrition facts I want.  The workouts are VARIED:  some are things you can do at home, others require a good gym in order to do... but there is something for EVERY level.  I like the motivational stories, and the non-fitness bits are interesting and relevant.  The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is for the models they use:  The "reader models" are realistic, but the cover models make me want to puke.  How about a Jennifer Garner type (strong, muscular), not a heroin-chic model?


title: Who doesn't love Nat Geo?

text: These are really cute magazines. Lots of fun facts and information for the little ones. We just renewed our subscription for another year


title: did not like

text: I did not like this magazine like I thought I would.  the articles were too advanced and never a consistent theme.  Magazine is too diverse.


title: My favorite magazine for the home

text: This is the one magazine that I always renew.  They actually have information that is usable and I get something besides opinion and advertising.


title: You won't be disappointed

text: I have been reading Mother Earth since they started way back when. It's so informative!


title: Overall Great Nintendo magazine, but may not be for everyone.

text:
I've had this magazine for almost a decade now and it's gone through many changes and renovations through those years. Here though, I'll try to explain the aspects of the most recent phase of this magazine.

- There's a section dedicated exclusively to Wii Channels. Here, the staff will provide previews and reviews on wiiware and virtual console games. Being that wiiware previews/reviews aren't as widespread across the net as actual games, these insights might prove useful.

- There's also a very nifty chart keeping track of all games in development for Nintendo systems. I often refer to this chart as it is very convenient.

- The magazine maintains a good connection with readers and fans. There are the usual few pages dedicated to reading mail, but in addition to that, Nintendo Power likes to look at what fanboys/girls are doing to show their Nintenlove. They interview fans who hand-craft real-life replicas of Zelda swords, someone who made their house into a model of Super Mario Bros., and other die-hard fans like that. So all you Nintendo fans, rejoice!

- Lots of interviews. Nintendo Power really wants you to know what's in the minds of developers, publishers, and other big people in the gaming world. I find that in general, each issue has several interviews. This is nice and all, but if you're not into interviews, you may find these things taking up space.

- Lots of screenshots. There is not a single page without a picture on it. Every game they present to you will have a screenshot with it. And with games in the features section, you'll often find the pictures taking up more space than the words. This, of course, makes the article seem much longer than it actually is. But in general, I find these pictures very useful for getting an idea of the graphical style of games. And this is a big plus for those who like to quickly go through a magazine and check out the pictures.

- Maybe not as mature as some other gaming magazines. I do notice some of the content is organized with the younger reader in mind. I did notice that one article even had a warning which urged those under 17 to skip the article. This isn't to say that older readers won't enjoy this magazine at all, but don't expect anything overly mature.

- Many of the articles also tend to be "light reads." They may look long but they're actually not. I'd say that each article is about a page or so (in conventional, small magazine font) without all the pictures. So those looking for extensive, long articles may find themselves dissapointed. But those who are looking for a general idea of a game and its concepts will be very pleased.

- Biased reviews. This is definitely noticeable. If Nintendo published or developed the game, don't trust the review on it. Their reviews of third-party games are generally reliable, but I would suggest that you consult other sources for game reviews.

- They do offer a contest every magazine, and the prizes are always desirable. A definite plus.


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect for my 10 year old son.


title: Didn't renew subscription

text: The magazine is not the same. It was much better in the past. That is why I did not renew my subscription.


title: Love magazine but.....

text: It took a long time to get the magazine. I think many articles are leaning more towards English riding. I wish it had more about both styles


title: Great read

text: Have always loved this magazine


title: this used to be a fab magazine, but no more

text: The content was sorely lacking. Used to be a magazine that was exciting to wait for to arrive. Like all magazines now, it fails badly.


title: used to be

text: Town and country, sadly is not what it used to be. Very little content of interest.


title: Five Stars

text: favorite magazine.


title: I enjoy this magazine. Great articles and ideas.

text: Great magazine!  I enjoy the articles and decorating ideas 💡.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE!!

text: Great magazine!!


title: Great magazine.

text: I love books about the outdoor life and this has always been one of my go to Reads.


title: Five Stars

text: really enjoy the magazine, interesting articles unlike the run of the mill ones.


title: Nice magazine

text: Nice magazine with lots of decorating photos.


title: Essence: stylish, timely

text: Essence is a brilliant, very timely magazine. I like the humanity, the politics, the fashions. As a white woman, I wish more more women of other races would subscribe. We all have a lot to learn.


title: House Beautiful

text: It is ok


title: good discussion on mainstream topics.

text: Great articles and contributors. It's much appreciated. I'm an ally and I enjoy the reading - this is for everyone who appreciates good discussion on mainstream topics.


title: Four Stars

text: a gift


title: For my mother

text: This was a gift for my mother. She was worried it would come late every week, but it comes right on time on Fridays! She is very pleased!


title: Five Stars

text: daughter loves this magazine.


title: Great Choice

text: I purchased this as a gift for my boyfriend and he loves it! He's always spitting out facts and having me read articles about upcoming projects in the car world. If your guy is into reading about technical stats, future plans, and looking at pictures of beautiful cars, this is the magazine for him!


title: Great mag, bad price

text: Hate to Amazon-bash (since I love shopping here), but you can get this magazine/CD subscription for pretty much $20/y at any other web site.  No clue why Amazon is charging cover price for a subscription....


title: Love this magazine!

text: I really like this magazine, and the subscription price is much cheaper than buying the individual issues one by one...


title: Good Tips.

text: Good travel mag. Helpful info for the frequent traveler.


title: Outstanding Newsletter!

text: I agree with the positive comments here 100%. Great newsletter. Unbiased and very informative. It's the "Consumers Report" in the area of nutrition.


title: A gem

text: What can we say. The magazine from Smithsonian is a gem--definitely gift worth for individuals an families.


title: It makes a wonderful gift for families

text: What can I say. National Geographic is iconic and just keeps doing what is does so well--decades after it was first published. It makes a wonderful gift for families. How could you go wrong.


title: Never even got the magazine

text: This subscription was a nightmare from the start: when it hadn’t arrived after 4 months I started to inquire.<br />I got multiple stories over the next few weeks from, you need to pay more to it isn’t supposed to start until next year, and the number of issues was in dispute. I thought I had successfully terminated the deal when now 18 months later I get a notice that it is being renewed. I was so disgusted that I don’t remember if I even got a refund. I strongly recommend NOT DEALING with Meridith publishing.


title: Five Stars

text: Love love love the large print


title: Publisher could take the time to respond

text: Probably a great magazine and probably not the right forum but I purchased this item and attempted to purchase another another for a friend and was denied by the publishers Hearst. Apparently you cannot purchase more than one in the same year under your own name/account. Sent email, they responded once and then pretended that I wasnt there. Shame on you Hearst.


title: Great Magazine at a great price

text: Popular Mechanics is a great magazine to see the newest technology and what is in development for the future.  The articles are skilfully written and the pictures are very crisp.  I would highly reccommend this magazine.


title: Good magazine

text: I love the articles


title: Inspiring recipes

text: Love all the informative information and inspiring recipes that are also healthy


title: Missed Issue

text: I like TV Guide but hate when I don’t get an issue.  I missed 10/10 issue.  Please credit my acct or extend my end date. Thank you.


title: HOME AGAIN

text: Love it  is right chick interesting facts I used to subscribe to it ,and now I am delighted to be back on board.WOW WE


title: I like the hat

text: I like the hat , I dig  most of the items although i feel a little out of place because i feel as if the writer is talking to a special group or thinking out loud.I may be wrong but to my understanding this magazine has a mission and that is to make the subject more understanding to us  common folk .Other than that I like it.


title: dream catcher

text: what more can be said about this mag.that it is the best in the world .yes you can say that ,you can also say that almost every American homeowner reads it in the cold nights of winter ,dreaming of how he wants his own place to look in the spring  ,his own share in the American dream


title: Five Stars

text: Always buy the TV guide.


title: Husband’s favorite magazine

text: My husband loves this magazine!!


title: Five Stars

text: kids age 10-12 read every single issue, every single page


title: Good info. Will give good ideas

text: Good info.  Will give good ideas!


title: Oh what have they done the iconic Variety

text: Many years ago I had subscription to Variety when it was the "bible of show business".  It had all the news cast of movies, plays television, obits, births, marriages, union news, etc..  This is not that publication any more.  This is basically just a design and little content.  I got my subscription for free and I am really glad I never paid for it.  Worthless.


title: great

text: is a great magazine


title: magazine

text: is a great magazine


title: Three Stars

text: Ok magazine.


title: Recoil junkie

text: Best magazine for modern day firearm enthusiast


title: Decent

text: Not bad, prefer guns and ammo


title: Granddaughter loves it!

text: Ordered this magazine for my teenage granddaughter.  She loves it and she looks forward to receiving this magazine each month.


title: Happy Teenage Granddaughter

text: My teenage granddaughter loves Seventeen magazine.  She looks forward to receiving her copy of the magazine each month.  If she's happy, then that makes me happy!!!


title: A Variety of Information and Ideas

text: Lots of good ideas for the garden and home including recipes and/or party how-to's.


title: Best  Automotive Magazine

text: I have subscribed to most of the automobile magazines and find Automobile to be the best. Some of its competitors are very overpriced but with Automobile you get a great magazine for a good price. I enjoy reading this magazine and the articles seem better than its competitors.


title: automatic renewal sucks! i was not interested in re-subscribing!!!

text: This magazine has too many ads, not enough reading, I used to enjoy this magazine, my mother and I shared every issue ... she has passed and I wanted to enjoy the magazine again. But now it's just to commercialized. Not interested. I tried to cancel the automatic renewal but was to late.  :/


title: best of best

text: Love this magazine, love how easy it is to find the different food items to cook.


title: Thomas the Train not only tells it like it is but lives it!!

text: Fantastic read


title: Great Magazine

text: This was actually a renewal.  I have always enjoyed Poets & Writers Magazine. The only thing I don't like is the extensive amount of advertising by various schools!! Too much!!!!!


title: Hands down, my favorite magazine!

text:
I value my time, and, probably like you, get news and information from multiple sources (internet, magazines, newspapers, and TV being the principle venues).  As far as magazines go, Wired is my favorite by far; I still look forward to getting it after 5 years, and on the off chance it doesn't arrive in the mail on time, I slap around my mailbox in dissapointment.

It's impossible to not be intrigued by whatever cutting-edge technology they're following, the stories of the pioneers who are developing it, and the social implications of their deployment.

But Wired is about much more than new and interesting technology, for me, it's about perspective.  Wired always takes an adventurous and unorthodox view on todays social, scientific, and political topography.  But most refreshingly, they observe the world optimistically.

How rare is that!

I'm abundantly aware of the misery of this planet, and in case I momentarily forget, I can cycle through any of the 10 news channels I have on TV for a stinging dose of painful reality.  Wired doesn't keep you immune to the challenges of our day, but rather than "objectively" explore them, they help me view the news through a lens of productive possibility.

Valuable indeed.

In addition, every issue contains a "radar update of cool"; cool music, movies, books...cool gadgets for home and lifestyle; Wired is - aside from being my favorite magazine - also, in my humble opinion, the coolest.

Enjoy,

Christian Hunter

Santa Barbara, California


title: What is missing from the field (and publication) of Horticulture

text: Many beautiful photographs and design ideas adorn this classic magazine.  The "how-to" articles are useful and timely.  Missing, as with most other gardening publication is a focus on native plant materials.  It s the native herbaceous plants, shrubs and trees that support the insect, butterfly, mammal and bird populations where you live.  Without plants that have something to offer insects, native bird populations will have nothing to find in your landscape; they will see desert and move on.<br />We have the misconception that a plant unspoiled by a nibbling by insects is a beautiful sight.  I say that it is a plant that is making no contribution to the ecosystem.  It is merely chosen to quench our thirst for exotic and unique specimens, not intended to survive in the climate where it is planted. Our ecosystem can only thrive when we support it; this too can be a beautiful sight - along with a floor show; birds taking up residents, bees cross-pollinating and more.


title: Five Stars

text: Our eight year old grandson enjoys this enough that we just renewed for the second year.


title: A very informative newspaper!

text:
No mater what other amazonians are saying, i still belive that this is the best newspaper for the money it costs.Maybe it is here is England, but I''m not not sure about you people from the other side of the lake think.I think it's a very good newspaper with lots of informative articles and really good sports pages!

Rating:4 stars!


title: handyman magazine

text: I've only received a couple issues but I've enjoyed reading it although I haven't gleaned any valuable information that is useful so far.


title: Daughter loves Magazine

text: Got this dog magazine for my daughter and she loves it.  She also loves Catster.


title: Great deal on OG

text: I used to subscribe years ago, but price got way up there and I quit.  The Amazon deal on subscription was really low and having dealt in the past with the people that handle any mistakes, I knew that if I did have any problems they would be remedied quickly.  Since I believe that pesticides are a big contributor to the declining health of Americans, I hope to start growing my own vegetables organically.


title: Shape is for over 55!!!

text:
I have read shape for years - Last year I walked/ran a full 26.2 marathon for Leukemia...not because of Shape magaazine - because the testimonials and info in this wonderful magazine told me 'I can do whatever I choose, if I have goals." Thanks.

Mary Jane Lightbody

Walpole, Ma. 02081

I have 7 grandchildren, a wonderful husband, great job and great faith.

Do not ask for pix and all of that but it was one of the greatest feats of my life.


title: Good mag for organic clean living

text: I love the price for this mag and I like some of the content.  That's why I reordered. Good read.


title: interesting  articles

text: Good magazine with a lot of articles that are very helpful


title: one of my favorite magazines

text: Love this magazine,  enjoy the pictures of the house at the beach and I get a lot of tips for decorating and great recipes also.


title: Best of a weak lot

text: I resubscribed to Sail recently after some years without the magazine.  I also subscribe to Yachting World which is the absolute best sailing magazine I have ever taken and Good Old Boat which has some very well written regular features.  By comparison to YW,kind of apples to apples, Sail is weakly produced and written.  It lacks generally compelling monthly columns and many times it seems sort of dumbed down. But it is a decent resource for the US based sailor and its far better than say Cruising or US Sailing.


title: Great Gift for a Scottish Enthusiast

text: I purchased this subscription for my fiance and he loves it to pieces. It shows some exquisite Scottish properties, highlights some unique stores and businesses, and has stunning photos. We'll be renewing in the future for sure.


title: Three Stars

text: Good


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Four Stars

text: Ok


title: Hate this!

text:
I knew it would happen.  The first magazine I got had already been on the store shelves for three weeks - and I had already purchased it.

So, in essence the subscriptin period is for 11 magazines, not 12, and you know what?  It isn't worth trying to get this sorted out.


title: ok

text: ok but lots of ads


title: Different than internet articles

text: Articles are not like Internet articles. Not what expected.


title: So emjoyable!

text: enjoyable! Is such a feel good magazine! It makes me smile!


title: Perfect gift subscription for anime fans

text: My daughter, an anime fan, loves this magazine.  It is hard for us to find locally and rather pricey.  Happy to subscribe and save.


title: loved it

text: Used to love this magazine when I was younger


title: Good read

text: Very cool! Lots of info


title: Great tips for Seattle dog owners

text: Lots of variety in articles. Mostly articles and some helpful advertisements.  Would recommend to any Puget Sound area dog owner!


title: Very good

text: Need the information in these complicated times. Very good


title: WARNING - Be sure you are getting what you expect.

text: Not the NG I grew up with. SUPER LIBERAL POLITICAL AGENDA written mostly by women. Mine goes right in the trash. Will not renew when it expires. Very disappointing.


title: Good to get insider benefits

text: Cheap. Good to get insider benefits.


title: My new favorite magazine

text: This magazine comes with projects everytime that are simple to understand and do.  It is my new favorite mag.  If you like woodworking as a hobbie or even a professional, get it.


title: Good mag.

text: I like the magazine, I enjoy getting a magazine in the mail over the digital. For the low price I paid its great.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of projects and ideas


title: one of my best ideas

text: just got my first issue very cool


title: Geat tech magazine!

text: The magazine is well organized and presented. Themes are very interested, photos and videos are perfect. I recomend it to all tech geek ....


title: Non opinionated, apolitical

text: I loke this magazine! It is great for the “adults” & “big kids” who may need a long potty practice in the big kids bathroom


title: Great gift for coin collectors.

text: Bought this for a coin expert thinking it might provide at least some useful information for him. It has become one of his best go-to's in research and dealing. Just renewed his subscription.


title: Great articles

text: Great magazine


title: Educational and entertaining!

text: My kids love this!!


title: Martha Stuart style unrealistic for real families

text: unrealistic for real families<br />Will not buy again


title: love it

text: learn a lot from this magazine<br />get many ideas and it shows the before and after and how to do it!!


title: Excellent!!!

text: This is one magazine that I read every word in it. So full of good info. It will be in my home always!!  I really miss seeing the decorators on HGTV.  BRING THEM BACK!!  I'm tired of seeing people just buying houses or getting their yard done.


title: Great ideas

text: Love this mag


title: I love it...

text: I'm starting to think I'm going to have to get a subscription to MoJo -- it's getting harder and harder to find here in Canada. This is one of the most progressive magazines around. It is a well written, hard hitting magazine that covers politics from a progressive viewpoint. I like having access to something that contradicts the pro-business/capitalism point of view that dominates in the North American media. The quality of the writing and the photography is high, and the articles are timely and topical enough that they can lead to great conversations with guests. If you're all at open to reading a socialist/left wing viewpoint on national and international issues, this magazine is one you'll want to read.


title: A favorite...

text: This magazine has really grown on me of late, for a lot of reasons. Glamour and Cosmo don't appeal to me as much, partly due the the drop in their quality, and partly just due to the fact that I'm not in their target age group. Marie Claire has far more articles that are in line with my interests. They attempt to cover real issues that have an impact on women's lives. They are able to write stories about the status of women in the world (i.e. their Taliban articles) in a way that makes the information accessible without treating the reader like you are stupid and totally oversimplifying. I also like that not all the models look anorexic, and they don't inundate the reader with diet advice, or articles on sex and how to find/get/keep a man. This is still a light beach read compared to a hard new magazine, but it's far better than most other magazines in this genre.


title: It's seen better days

text: As others have said, the quality of this magazine has gone down. It still has some good articles on health issues, careers, and other important topics of interest to women. The pictures are great; if you're interested in fashion it's better than Cosmo (though not quite as good as Vogue). The new editors are too focussed on sex and relationships, though. There's more to most women's lives than our relationships with men. Still more worth reading than Cosmo, though.


title: Very average

text: Ok, the secret is out... I'm a closet soap opera fan. I watch As The World Turns and Guiding Light regularly, and occasionally All My Children. This magazine is ideal for someone who's a casual viewer and only follows one network. The writing is that great, although it isn't bad, per se. It's just very elementary. Other magazines about soaps have more intelligent critiques of acting and stories. The "spoilers" aren't as good as in other magazines, either, and the recaps aren't as up to date as in SOD or SPW.  Overall, for what it costs, I'd say just get Soap Opera Digest or Soap Opera Weekly. It's a bit better than Soap Opera Update, though, which is why I gave it 2 stars as opposed to 1.


title: In no time flat!

text: The first issue arrived in my mailbox in less than three weeks! The publication, of course, is great. Definitely snobbish, but covers a variety of topics and is extremely well-written.


title: Language Barrier

text: Although this is a tourist magazine, it is more appropriate for an Italian tourist...or Italian speaking tourist as it is entirely in Italian.


title: Great Magazine, Insufficient Delivery

text: I love this magazine for my two little ones.  Unfortunately whoever is selling this subscription doesn't seem to send it to us monthly.  I ordered this in July and have received only two magazines to date (It's almost October)


title: Great magazine

text: I love to display seasonal magazines around the house. My mom comes over and we flip through some ideas.


title: What’s for dinner? Open the magazine!

text: Love this magazine, the recommendations and recipes.


title: What Has Happened to GG?!

text: What used to be THE best magazine for gardeners with compelling, fascinating, cutting edge content has changed in the last year. It used to be an amazing publication with high quality paper that you would gladly keep for years. Now with the new “larger format,” the pages curl and you are forced to toss it after reading. The publisher has ruined a once-great magazine by cutting corners using poor paper quality. How disappointing. After being a loyal subscriber for 15 years, I will not be renewing. I’m so glad I kept my back issues...


title: I learn something new, a lot of the time

text: I learn new things every time I get an issue of this mag.  I recommend and give it an A+++


title: Love it

text: Love it.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine.  Great food ideas and recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: as expected


title: Nice option for children

text: Nice options for kids instead of forcing them to technology. They come in the mail at random times and have no consistency on when to expect them in.


title: Five Stars

text: good mag.


title: Excellent For Students

text: I subscribe to this magazine for my fourth grade students. They love it so much that I also subscribed my nephews, who are between 6 and 10 years old. They love seeing the "regular" features, such as comics and "Amazing Animals," and I love using the articles for research and presentation practice. You really can't go wrong.


title: Students Love It

text: My third and fourth grade students love reading this magazine, and get very excited when our class gets a new issue.


title: Great magazine for the everyday person.

text: This is a great magazine it covers a lot of everyday things,  on how to repair them.  Every issue is loaded with projects and repair information.


title: Good reading.

text: Always a handy informative magazine. Only magazine I subscribe to.


title: Three Stars

text: Just don't have the time to read the Reader's Digest.


title: Read and learn.

text: If you enjoy spirits - as I do- you will enjoy "Whisky Advocate".  This publication is educational.


title: Culture

text: liked People histories, healthy news.


title: this is by far my favorite.

text: Of all the magazines I get, this is by far my favorite.


title: ... if you're not into that topic or person then pretty much the whole issue is a bust

text: Each issue seems to have a limited scope - one or few topics or people - if you're not into that topic or person then pretty much the whole issue is a bust.


title: Nothing to it. Just an advertisement. Little article ...

text: Nothing to it.  Just an advertisement.  Little article content.


title: obsessed.

text: the best magazine out there in my opinion! great eclectic topics. great writing, i love it. i actually keep up with weekly reading (unlike the new yorker). great social media too.


title: Great magazine

text: I have received my first issue of The Artist's Magazine, for January/February 2008.  I am especially enjoying the article on Collage.  I am well satisfied with my purchase and would think most anyone interested in Art would find The Artist's Magazine, both entertaining and instructional.


title: Super

text: Fun, educational magazine for the youngling in your life.  I remember getting the magazine as a youth myself.  Still have the Ranger Rick duffle bag too!  Nice magazine, great photography, great and easy to read articles.


title: Love the information in this new magazine!

text: I love this magazine...so much information.  I never had a magazine that was this full and with so many different topics.  Easy things to do and fix...love it


title: Love, love

text: Love, love, love this magazine which has beautiful pictures and amazing recipes.  You will enjoy just reading it even if you never attempt any of the recipes.  Great "read". Thanks.


title: Interesting read

text:
Just got my first issue last week.  They'd sent an offer for $10/year.  Never heard of MJ before, but based on the reviews here, thought I'd try it.  (I'm already on the hit list for all the non profits.)  To give some background, I subscribe to Foreign Policy & Wilson Quarterly, and read the NY Times & Economist when I have time.  While the writing quality is nowhere near FP/WQ/NYT/E, I recommend this magazine for the interesting topics it covers.  In this month's issue for example, they have a general overall theme of torture.  There's the standard article on Abu Ghraib.  But they also have an interview of a solider back from Iraq and the complex mix of guilt/pride he feels.  In another one they write about Fox Network's reality TV show "Solitary" - is it torture if participants are willing? Hmmm.

RATING:  3 1/2 stars.  Good content/topics, but not a fan of the overall writing style.


title: Wonderful ideas for your home.

text: One of my favorite magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Favorite Magazine !!!


title: GREAT

text: I have given a subscription to 2 of my grandchildren.  They love getting mail.  Both sit down immediately and read from cover to cover.  My granddaughter even reads it out loud to her younger sister.  A present that keeps on giving all year.  I will definitely renew for next year


title: National Geographic

text: I can't imagine having a more wonderful magazine in the home for adults and children.


title: Disappointing

text: Disappointed, but wanted to try it for my husband.  Content is not pertinent to our rea.


title: Always Fascinating

text: This magazine never fails to write about topic that are interesting, understandable, yet not dumb down to a point of being overly simplistic.


title: Five Stars

text: Such a pretty magazine!


title: 5/10 score for magazine content

text:
The first time I attempted to review this it was removed.  Lets try this again:

I enjoy Family Handyman magazine.  About 1/2 of it is ads and junk.  But there is always something decent in each one.  The last magazine was about painting kitchen cabinets.  I managed to get a 24 month subscription (22 issues) for 15 dollars, which I think is a pretty good deal.

I ordered a subscription to extend my just ending one on 3/16/16. Amazon sent me a text the next day saying my first magazine will be delivered on 06/02/16, however my subscription start date is April. I don't believe this is acceptable as this cuts two months off my subscription already.  I reported this through amazon.  If you are going to wait two months to send me the first issue, you need to make the subscription start date on that month.


title: Steady decline in valuable content.

text:
I subscribed to C&D for the better part of this past decade. I used to really value the editors opinions and look forward to the write ups but it has been a steady decline into the stinker. The past 2 or 3 years have a clear "old-man-car" or "rich-guy-car" bias... Volvo, BMW, etc. It seems like any car with some "fun" factor gets ripped apart in the reviews (Lotus, WRX's, MazdaSpeed6, etc.) .

I finally gave up on it this year and switched over to Road & Track, much better mag. They're the exact opposite - fun cars mixed with a dash of motorsports reporting.

tl; dr; If your back hurts and your nurse cuts your food into tiny bite size pieces, C&D is the mag for you. Everyone else should check out R&T.


title: Fine until they changed the terms of my subscription

text:
TFH is owned by Readers Digest, and used to be a great read. Recently, RD sent "bigger than ever" double issues out for all of their magazines along with a letter telling subscribers that they have subtracted one issue from their subscription to make up for the "bigger than ever" issue.

That's the day I canceled all of my subs with RD. I no longer recommend TFH and do not advise you to purchase it.


title: kids and science

text:
My grandson loves this magazine! He is 16 and has often commented and quotes on stories on what he's read.

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title: Never received a single magazine

text: 11 months ago I purchased a one year subscription to Hawaii magazine.  I've yet to receive a single issue.  Refund please.


title: still haven't received this product

text: Ordered two magazines for trial- The other magazine started a month ago and this one still hasn't shown up. I can't say I like it when I haven't had a chance to see it.


title: BEST motorcycle magazine out there!

text:
Great articles, consumer driven (no Ads! - or virtually none).  Not only bike and product testing but articles about "mental motorcycling," legal issues surrounding riding, science behind techniques, etc.

It's the ONLY motorcycle mag I subscribe to or will read.


title: Interesting Ideas

text: Getting ideas to change up your daily living!


title: Unsubscribe

text: Does not interest me.


title: Graet magazine!

text: Love this magazine.  My daughter loves it too.  It came so quickly too.


title: Great read

text: Gave a subscription to my brother for Christmas.  He loved it!


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine! Always interesting content on a wide array of topics. I gave 2 as gifts after I bought it for myself.


title: Used to be moderate, is now left wing

text: This used to be an excellent source for worldwide news. It has become corrupt and biased.


title: RE: Real Simple

text: I enjoy the magazine and the recipes.


title: Ok

text: Too many adds


title: Prefer other mags

text: Too many adds


title: Inspiring

text: A wonderful mag


Great magazine!!!!


My FAV!!!!!


title: So/so

text: Not my fav


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


Fun!


title: Applicable locally. Well written

text: Enjoy reading. Applicable to hunting and fishing in my local area


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy reading about the local hunting and fishing. Great informative articles


title: One Star

text: They bumped it to 4 issues per year.....


title: Times have changed

text: Use to be good magazine


title: Great magazine.  Great price.

text: Love Golf Magazine


title: Still a little pricey

text: Still a little pricey, OK for gift


title: Gorgeous pics, but too many ads

text: Too many ads, not enough actual travel articles. The pictures are gorgeous though.


title: It's average, but I hate the comic strip inside

text: We enjoy many of the pages with facts about animals, but we are going to discontinue our subscription because I don't like the Ranger Rick Adventures comic-strip-like story inside.  I understand trying to promote protecting wildlife, but it vilifies humans and especially farmers for our effects on the environment and animals.  There are better ways to go about teaching kids about animals and protecting the environment, I just don't like this approach.


title: At least it’s much cheaper by subscription...

text: Maybe I’m just not educated enough or have the wrong kind of education (economics and accounting degrees) or maybe my culture or tastes don’t run in this direction but I find the New Yorker the most boring, overrated magazine ever. On the odd occasion you’ll get a good expose but by and large the week to week stuff is self-indulgent sleeper material.


title: For rural types

text: Just not what I was looking for. Would probably appeal to farmers and hunters


title: Not for the mom who wants something intellectual in her day!

text:
I think this magazine would probably be good for a stay-at-home mom who likes to keep up with the latest trends in the kid & mom world.  But if you want something even a little bit intellectual, stay away!  The articles are really not very in-depth and usually aren't about particularly serious topics (with a few good exceptions about twice a year).  Most of the articles just boil down to common sense.  I was given a subsription to this magazine as a gift (i.e. it didn't cost me anything), but it was such a waste of my time that I eventually cancelled it anyway because I didn't want it cluttering up my recycle bin!  The other criticism I have is it tends not to be that great about supporting the dads (except as it approaches Father's Day!), usually dads are not mentioned much in the magazine except to complain about them sometimes.

So, if you are looking for a light, easy reading magazine and are fine with a lot of the articles being written from a 'personal experience' perspective rather than a more scientific approach, then you would love this magazine.  It also features mom fashion, kid fashion, mom health, kid health, etc, which would be fun if that is 'you'.  If on the other hand you are like me and want something thought-provoking to read during baby naptime that takes your mind onto more grown-up topics (instead of the best way of getting spit-up off carpet, etc), then stay away!!!

UPDATE Aug 2012: If you are looking for a more intellectually satisfying parenting magazine, I found that the Family edition of Real Simple magazine is much better in that regard.  If you are looking for that, its name is "Real Simple Family" (not to be confused with its parent magazine Real Simple). In my opinion it is a huge step up intellectually from Parenting magazine.


title: Magazine content is interesting.

text: Interesting magazine, but I have only received one issue. Is it supposed to be monthly? It wasn't clear to me.


title: The only moto magazine worth reading

text: The only moto magazine worth reading !!!


title: great magazine but...

text: I love the magazine but I was supposed to receive 1 digital issue to try for free but every time I tried to set it up it would not work.  So I contacted the magazine's customer service and they said that the digital edition is an additional charge and that I could get that through Amazon but Amazon only shows the App and the print edition so for now I will keep the print issue but when it comes time to renew I won't.


title: Good info

text: Good info


title: Great

text: Very informative. Beautiful centerfolds.


title: Good mag

text: This magazine has interesting articles.I am a do it yourself guy,been in the construction industry for 40 years.They have informaton on new tools and reviews on them.They have projects that can be done at home.<br />I enjoy it.Not just advertisements,some good information.


title: Great price for 1 year of magazines

text: Great mag. I love readers digest,  goog stories. Recipes,  and alot more.  I'm glad for this bargain price for a year.  Everyone should give this sale a chance. I already got my 1st copy of each magazine I ordered


title: Its so so

text: Not much interesting to me


title: EQ Delivers every month!

text:
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine consistently delivers solid stories every month.  As others have noted, not every story is a gem, but I usually find *at least* one really good story per issue, and most of the rest are quite enjoyable.  (With around 10 stories per issue, you have to expect the occasional dud.)
This has been true for as long as I've been reading the magazine, which must be close to 30 years, now!  The quality of the writing is consistently good, because the editors know what they're doing.
As a previous reviewer said, it is a good idea to pick up one issue to see if you like the kinds of stories EQ has to offer. But if you like that one issue, you can be sure you will enjoy others.
Note:  Though it's known as EQ "Mystery Magazine", not all stories are mysteries.  They do all fall generally into the "crime" category.
Edited to add:  EQMM is now every other month instead of monthly, but all issues are "double" issues, so you still get the same number of stories per year.  Almost 17 years since my original review, and I'm still a reader and still a fan.


title: I have really enjoyed it.

text: First issue has finally arrived.  I have really enjoyed it.


title: Every Day Food

text: I ordered the subscription to Everyday Food for my daughter. She loves to cook and has used recipes from the magazine; thus the reason she requested a subscription. She would be better able to review the product because of her experience with the magazine. She has not started receiving the subscription yet, however. Her first issue is set to arrive in February.


title: Magazine

text: Enjoying magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: Each magazine covers a few different places to fish.  Love this magazine!


title: Great deal

text:
Love the dual subscription to the digital and print editions, but find it annoying with all of the "offer" emails received from the publisher.  The emails offering an "upgrade" to the digital+print editions are even more annoying since I already have it.

In the end, the process from purchase to setup on my digital device was painless.  Amazon walks you through every step.


title: Light on science, heavy on opinion

text:
I subscribed to Scientific American with the hope that I could stay up to date on the latest technologies and discoveries.  Sadly this magazine has adopted an elitist, preachy tone full of science from a political view.  I didn't want to read an Op Ed publication with bits of science interspersed, but unfortunately that is exactly what I got.  I found many of the articles to be condescending to opposing views and generally offensive.

I am sick of anything scientific having to be tied back to global warming discussions.  Nowadays every documentary and publication seems to have the same agenda.  "The snails are growing bigger...because of global warming.  We better start eating GMO foods...because of global warming.  You should feel bad about the hot shower you took earlier...because of global warming."

Regardless of your views, you have to be getting sick of this kind of agenda driven "reporting".  If you're looking for science I would try another publication.  This magazine is light on substance.


title: Funny magazine.

text: Bought this as a gift for my brother, he enjoys it but he has only received about half of them.  Don't know where the rest went, but he didn't get them.  Delivery seems very erratic.


title: very dissapointed

text: I was very disappointed it was so much smaller then I was expecting and the workmanship wasn't that great I took the magazine for the purse because it looked so nice I don't even care for the magazine they can save their postage I don't want it I no not to ever take another magazine offering a other purses as they will all alike not worth the price of the magazine.


title: They will not send promised number of magazines

text: Cheating publishers didn't send first issue for about 3.5 months and then I got 5 copies after that they quit sending look for something else


title: Great gift

text: Great Christmas gift for the German in your life!


title: New Yorker

text: Great magazine and great price with Amazon.


title: Not only a paper copy!

text: Love National Geographic. I was able to get a digital copy with my membership.


title: Great quick reads!

text: Lots of variety, good information, my husband is enjoying each issue!


title: Three Stars

text: It was just ok. Not life changing by any mens.


Haven't learned anything new really, but always fun to feed an existing addiction.


title: Best values? Well

text: The once mighty, tried and true Cycleworld is no longer a magazine. Quarterly publication allows for in depth analysis of some subjects, but no timely information at all. Race results? Gone. Technical assistance? Missing in action. Best values? Well, certainly not my subscription...


title: Not a good magazine for current log home owners. Too much advertising and way too many floor plans.

text: I am Disappointed on my purchase. This is geared more toward those who might be thinking of buying or building. I find little use for current log home owners. Not much content other than advertising.


title: Fantastic photos

text: Wonderful photos and articles. Always interesting and informative.


title: Fun facts for curious kids

text: My kid loves receiving his own magazine!  He pours over the pictures, memorizes the facts, and carefully piles these on his shelf.  I love all the Nat Geo kid products and this is no exception!


title: THIS HAS SOMETHING FOR COOKS OF ANY SKILL LEVEL!

text: I've been giving this as a stocking stuffer to my cooking-all-the-time, home-schooling-four-kids daughter for at least 6 years. Its a GREAT RESOURCE for anyone who likes to cook.


title: It's printed on plain (non-glossy) paper and that really sums the magaine up..."Plain and non-glossy"

text: A bit thin and cheesy, but I re-subscribe myself and my Dad every year so there has to be something that keeps bringing me back.


title: do not subscribe, they don't deliver

text: I paid $118 for a 1 year subscription, beginning with the March '20 issue. It's now mid-November, 2020 and I have only actually received 4 issues. I have attempted to contact the publisher multiple times, both through their website and Amazon. ZERO response.<br />It's an expensive magazine to start with, at my now net-cost of $29.50 per issue, it's turned into a rip-off.


title: Not to many magazines.

text: I really love the magazine. Just wish there were more issues with the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a gift for my five year old great niece and she really enjoys it.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a gift for my ten year old great niece and she loves reading it.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a gift for my six year old great niece and she loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent buy and great for any homeowner!


title: Denver happenings & more

text: This was a gift and recipient raves about it


title: Magazines make great gifts

text: I gave Boston Magazine as a gift. The recipient was very pleased and has remarked several times on their delight with receiving a magazine delivered to their home


title: Different Benefits for Different People

text: Like any single-subject publication (in this case cars) Motor Trend tries to have something for everyone. In my case  that's a cause of a lot of page flipping. I'm looking for new car reviews and have no interest in a restored 1860 Whizmoble. All I can suggest is pick up a copy in the store and subscribe if it looks promising. It's a cheap experiment anyway.


title: My girlfriend loves it.

text: Prevention is part of an annual Christmas present for my girlfriend. She really likes it and takes it with her when she travels. Personally, I don't read it but probably should.. Evidently, it isn't confined to women's issues. Getting the subscription through Amazon makes managing it painless.


Extended my previous subscription automatically without having duplicate issues sent as others subscribers have described. Should have ordered additional but figured try it and see what happens, if it gets really cheap again then I'm def jumping all over it again.


title: Readers Digest

text: This is a nice little read that gives you insight into lots of different things.  With a toddler I don't have much time to read so this helps me keep up.


title: Mind Candy for the Curious Person

text:
"Popular Science" is one of the few magazines that I have a subscription to. This magazine is mind candy for the curious perosn. It informs the reader on new inventions, newsfronts, automobiles, aviation, medicine, and almost every other aspect of science. One of my favorite sections of this informative and fun magazine is the "Newsfronts" section. Here you are informed of current things that are happening in the scientific world whether it be medicine or physics.
 "Popular Science" would make a great gift for a friend, family member, or yourself. This magazine will feed the craving that many people get when they are craving information. Order a subscription to this magazine and discover why everybody is raving about this being the best scientific magazine in- print. I recommend this magazine to somebody that is interested in science and would like to get a broad scope of scientific information in a great magazine.
Happy Reading!!!


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great read for anyone who likes to hunt, fish, or shoot.  The writers are clearly passionate and enthusiastic outdoorsmen and it makes for engaging reading that's also helpful and informational.  Well worth the price.


title: Credible resource and great read for inspiration on many health-related topics!

text: This is a great magazine that features topics for a wide ranging audience!!!  I have been a subscriber since 2008 and at different times in my life I have needed different sections of the magazine more than others, but all of the information is spot on if you are looking for inspiration to be healthier in body, in mind, in your relationships, or just something as simple as inspiration on what to make for dinner! Experience Life provides a credible resource and guidance on any healthy-related area in your life you want to improve.


title: Not that helpful, too much reading.

text: Not cost facts


title: Always Find Something of Interest

text: I always find something of interest and/or inspiration in "O", so this was a great purchase for 2 years...now, if it only came on Kindle....


title: Too much advertisement

text: I initially signed up for a subscription because I thought it would give me an extra edge on my  entrepreneurship journey. there is valuable content, but the advertisement overtakes it exponentially. if they would at least advertise stuff that's actually really relevant to  Business then yes I wouldn't mind.


title: Magazine For Men

text: If you are a mechanic in mind or body you need to read this magazine. New stuff every month and insight of what is coming in the near future.


title: Still good but has declined in quality

text: The magazine isn't as good as it used to be but still has good articles, especially for newbies.


title: Impossible to unsubscribe

text: Impossible to unsubscribe


title: Not what I expected

text: I was expecting a magazine that discussed different options and ideas for new businesses, including franchises. I thought this was geared to the small business owner. All it has are profiles of people who have started a business and are now millionaires. Not much else in the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: A good magazine for Whisky lovers.


I have not received 1 magazine!!!<br />I have received other magazines I did not order


title: Four Stars

text: fine


title: Good content and a good value.

text: Long time subscriber.  It's a paper magazine that comes 6 times a year, so it's not "up to date" like a website or blog.  But it does a great job with interesting interviews and stories, good book, video and game reviews.  I find good books I might have missed, reminders on shows helps me to check my DVR  and on Blurays I might be interested in.  As for the ads, a number of them are for books that on occasion I've found to be interesting.  I've spent my money on things with far less value.


title: good deal and great gift idea

text: came on time and pretty good deal on the price.  i got this for my husband for a Christmas gift and he loves it


title: Buy

text: Great mag


title: Five Stars

text: Great deal!


title: One of the best Daily Liturgy guides out there ~ improve your devotional ...

text: One of the best Daily Liturgy guides out there ~ improve your devotional life by being prepared to face each day and read ahead for Sunday.


title: TIME is a value

text: Up-to-date news and commentary to help you understand just what's going on in the world.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine...amazing photographs...well written articles...beautiful items of jewelry, clothing, & decor!


title: Love this magazine.

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: The magazine is great, and it is delivered on time.


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great magazine and was offered at a good price.


title: Not worth it.

text: Took forever to receive my "subscription." It says a year, but I've only received 2 magazines so far. It's been months since I received another magazine.


title: Received the first 3 issues at the same time

text: Received the first 3 issues in the mail at the same time. Will be interesting to see how the next issue come.


title: Need a lot of time to read.

text: It’s all good and I highly advise getting it. But it’s hard to find enough time to read it.


title: Great local area coverage !

text: If you live in WA, OR, or ID this is your only source for local info about the chess scene in your areas. They are highly dependent on people sending in info to publish. The people who run it must be mostly volunteers who just love chess as much as I do. The subscription price barely covers their postage I would guess. I like playing thru the games and seeing the cross tables. I only wish I could afford to go to the tournaments.


title: It was just fun to get it and see what was in the ...

text: I would never make those recipes.  I am a very simple cook and I cook for myself.  It was just fun to get it and see what was in the magazine,.<br />I will not renew my sub.  Just to expensive to renew the sub and then look thru it and then give it away.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy the catalog very much


title: Excellent magazine

text: Excellent magazine


title: Good magazine.

text: I got this subscription for my grandson and he loves it.  He had  a boat, which was destroyed in the last hurricane, however, he still loves this magazine.


title: Sailing without a boat.

text: My grndson recently became an M.D. and moved to Rochester, MN.  Even though he was further away from his brother's sailboat, he still loved the magazine Sail and felt much closer to his brother.  Hiss brother lives in New York and sails on the Hudson River.  He used to help him with his boat and sail with him all the time.  Now,he says "I just have the magazine Sail to feel like a sailor".


title: Keeping abreast with our life on earth

text: For anyone who wishes to be more involved with our life on earth whether it be our planet and how it was formed or the health of our body Scientific American walks you down the paths of your interest with fascinating articles to captivate each of us.


title: Too many ads! Not enough info on improving photos!

text: I was a little disaapointed in this magazine... over half of the magazine is ads..... there are maybe 4-5 main articles in each issue.... just seems a little light on subject matter.... would love to see more on getting better photos in tough situations... new technology and overall more information on photography....if you like to check out the ads on new photography equipment then you'll love this magazine... otherwise I say pass....


title: Great for the backyard birder and gardener

text: Any backyard bird watcher needs this magazine.  Great real world ideas and photos.


title: too many ads

text: not what was in the past...  too many ads and useless information.  tried many times to cancel and they just keep sending me the bill!


title: Be sure it will not let you cancel and auto renual

text: Tried to cancel within minuites but no luck


title: Four Stars

text: I really like the printed magazine, Just prefer to read a magazine rather than the Kindle version.


title: Four Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine especially for me because I am a Yankee!


title: Great Bargain

text: Excellent price for thus magazine !


title: Good magazine

text: Premier Guitar brings me all the relevant guitar news I need. Up-to-date reviews of guitars, amps, and effects.


title: Reasonable at first

text: By second renewal you end up paying newstand prices.


title: Great Magazine

text: This is great magazine that has great articles.


title: All well

text: I bought it for my son. He seems happy with it.


title: Elegant, elitist, the servant of major dealer. ...

text: Elegant, elitist, the servant of major dealer. leading auction houses and museums, it remains absolutely essential reading. Often the adverts are more interesting than the articles, but the new editor is changing all that. I remain a loyal fan.


title: Wonder Woman

text: I just got into graphic novels, and I LOVE the new 52 Wonder Woman series. It gets a little weird in the second book, but I plan to stick with my gal, Diana.


title: Skin & Ink Magna Publishing Group

text: This is very popular magazine among the twenty somethings. I ordered this for my son who loves the art work and information. The magazine arrives as promised and if there is a change in address, then it is a touch of a button to update it on Amazon!<br />Kudos to the vendor and Amazon for making my life so much easier! Thank you both for a great job!


title: The best technology magazine available

text: I have been reading Wired since its first issue.  I look forward to reading it more than any other magazine.  The publisher constantly experiments with the design and layout, sometimes resulting in type that is hard to read, but the content is always excellent.  Once every few months, Wired publishes a story that changes my perception of technology.  It is an article that you will share with everyone you know.  The writing is first rate.  The story topics are often amazing.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loved the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: OK


title: Love It!!

text: This is a fabulous magazine and the price was better than other places I looked. You can't go wrong with this magazine if you love the Wild West era. It is informative and the writers do well-written articles.


title: husband really enjoys this

text: He's so happy when it comes in monthly. Glad I bought it.


title: nope

text: I've been receiving this magazine for a few months now (have no idea WHY, as I never subscribed to it...), and let me sum it up for you in one word: ADS. My goodness, the amount of ads this thing has! I don't care even that the ads are all for very high end brands as I am able to adapt the looks to my budget, I just feel that it shouldn't be difficult to find the actual articles in a magazine! And my word, the magazine is huge!


title: Goodgift

text: Good gift


title: Love

text: My son loves getting mail and looking at the pictures of animals!


title: Good magazine......

text: If you like Old home ,etc. style Architecural Restorations ,ideas,views,etc.. And join thier forum of How Tos & Don'ts,etc. of the trades..


title: Consumer Reports Online

text:
Price was origianally $30.00 annual for web subscription{29.00 for magazine},promo came my way for $20.00 for the year and i got it....

Not bad ,fairly quick searchs ,etc. low on Software comparisons,etc... Bur great online shopping purchase area!


title: Good Mag..............

text: Just don't click on the "Free" mag section ,if you do and don't want to add to your present paid subscription make sure to cancel the other magazine promo ,or they'll send an letter ,etc. to the credit bureas,lol.... Took an few e-mails and days but they eventually figured it out...


title: Same every month.

text: Not informational, same stuff every month.  I had liked Self several years ago and recently bought a year of it because it was only $9.00.  By the 3rd issue I realized what a waste of money it is.  Most of the tidbits seem to be rumors and not actually valid. I also think you are better off buying one dvd to work out to than a year of this magazine.  I feel bad every time it comes because it is a waste of paper.


title: Great Investment!

text: I am enjoying all the wonderful articles and pictures. Entertaining but still practical ideas to help with our furry babies.


title: Excellent magazine

text: My mom actually got me a subscription to this magazine, and she said I'd probably like it. She was right! I am twenty years old, attending a Baptist college, and I am tired of all the cave-Christians out there. We are called to shine God's light in the world, not to hide from the world.<br />This magazine addresses deep spiritual questions and issues, like how to worship in all you do and even information on fasting, something many Christians are afraid of. This magazine also has secular news and music blips. Some people may think that secular culture is all bad, but often if you look at the secular world you can find out how to reach people who are lost. This isn't for wishy-washy scaredy cat Christians. This is for people who want to make a real impact for God.


title: Recipes galore

text: Tons of great recipes !


title: A supreme dissapointment!

text: I grew up with Vogue. Anna Wintour as degraded the spirit of the magazine to the point that it has become unreadable and extremely disappointing.  I find a once vibrant and anticipated magazine to have eroded to the point of drab,political and ugly.  I have cancelled and will not look back.


title: reasonably attractive, but content-starved

text: As another reviewer stated, the content repeats over and over again, making a renewal a waste of money. Yes, Self has nice photography and a pretty layout, but that doesn't make it worth five stars. If you are even remotely into fitness, then Self will merely bore you - it contains such obvious information that it's almost laughable. Still, you might want to try it once, since it's cheap as magazines go, but reading it for true inspiration (other than all the beautiful models in tiny shorts that make you feel guilty) is a waste of your time and money. Reading it for fitness information would be like reading People magazine for political issues. There are better magazines out there, but this'll do if you just want something to leave lying around your house to make a good impression.


title: Excellent magazine

text: I love the fact that it gives ideas of DIY projects that can be completed on weekends. There are updates on national codes that assist you in getting the project done correctly


title: Five Stars

text: excellent!


title: Magazine

text:
always got this magazine, just got it for better price now
Will check it out now every year, who got the best deal.

Lilo FL


title: Five Stars

text: Good articles, recipes and some coupons.


title: NOT available for Windows Kindle User

text: After I purchase the magazine and try to activate the Kindle version, I find out it is NOT available for Kindle for Windows 8 and Windows Phone.


title: Best reading material

text: I been reading WWII magazine over 20 years and I read from the beginning to the end every single issue...


title: GOOD FUM MAG

text: OK MAG TO READ


title: OUT OF PRINTING NOW

text: GREAT WHEN THEY WERE PRINTING


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Photoshop Creative Where is my subscription? (Update 20130322)

text:
UPDATE:  March 22, 2013  --  Closure!

The last of the missing issues (#96) arrived 20130321.  Though it took a while, I have to say that the Publisher, or their representative, as well as Amazon.com, worked to fix the problem with the missing magazine issues.

I am presuming that issue #99 will arrive and the remainder of my subscription will continue flawlessly.

Finally, because there was a desire and an effort to get closure, AND because I like the magazine on its own, I hereby, drum roll . . . . . . , improve my previously given four (4) stars to five (5) stars!

Now, I believe that I will now look at other magazines I have been thinking about ordering through Amazon because of the closure I have gotten from this experience!

--------------------------------
This was supposed to be a review for: Photoshop Creative - Incls CD-Rom (Magazine). Somehow Amazon got its wires crossed and put Pogoplug comments here.

So we will try it again with even more information.

On Oct 2012, I ordered the magazine because the local B&N never seemed to get it or it wasn't there when I went to buy.

My money, $140.15, was taken in Oct. The first issue, #95, finally arrived mid Jan 2013.  Then nothing.  The magazine's website indicated there were several issues I had not received. I contacted Amazon.

As of Mar 18, issues #97 and #98 have been received.  I am still missing issue #96.

According to Amazon, the vendor said the magazines were sent and none returned. The four (4) stars is because my subscription is not yet where it should be.

The magazine itself is five (5) stars and a definite buy.

Amazon's involvement, so far has met my expectations in getting/working-toward a resolution.

I really wanted issue #96.  So, I'm still waiting.


title: Magazine

text: My wife is in a nursing home and loves this publication gives her pleasure and helps her get through the days


title: Love it!

text: I love needle work - specifically cross stitch.  Have stitched for over 30 years and need good patterns and fun ideas.  This magazine fits the bill.


title: Very interesting and diverse!

text: Fun magazine that covers many aspects of NYC life.


title: Nice magazine

text: Ok, but tooo many ads.


title: My dad loves these magazines

text: Perfect gift for those who like to read about the old west.


title: I love this magazine!

text: I know magazines are passé in the world today, but Oprah's monthly publication is refreshing and timely.  The clothing ads don't impress me much--I mean, who needs a pair of $800 jeans?  But the articles are filled with positive vibes and great information.  I read this thing, cover to cover, and pass it on to friends who later want to discuss info found in every issue.  This is the best magazine I've ever ordered.  Please don't go away, Oprah!


title: Good

text: Good projects but there are a lot of advertising.


title: Glad i ordered here.

text: Good price.


title: Fast & shipping

text: good cook book


title: Best Deal

text: Great price and value


title: Glad I didn't order for a year or more

text: Thought this was a technology magazine.  My first issue has about 16 pages dedicated to sex.  Just a trial subscription.  Glad I didn't order for a year or more.


title: Five Stars

text: Item exactly as described and received in excellent condition.


title: Used to be great - now its just ok

text: I've been a subscriber since O Magazine first came out, and when it first started, it was terrific.  I really enjoyed the stories and interesting information and advise columns. Now the magazine is much thinner and has proportionately way more ads.  It still has some good articles - but way too few - I usually finish and recycle the magazine the same day that it arrives.


title: A great Reader's Digest Deal

text: I was delighted to find that I could get RD on sale and add it to my current subscription. I have been a reader for years and appreciate such a reasonable offer and the convenience of ordering it on line.


title: A Little Too Short Of A Read

text: But that's because it leaves one wanting more.


title: Crack in time

text: I bought this for my daughter as I hate cats but knew it was please my child. We're both disappointed, as click is just a little thumbnail image that  still hasn't arrived. If I could do it over again, probably would have gone to Barnes & Noble and bought a calendar instead of this self-renewing subscription.


title: great magazine

text: Amazing magazine I will subscribe again for sure


title: A good Quilt mag for busy quilters!

text:
One of the more inspirational Quilting Magazines still being printed, now that Quilters Newsletter is gone, as are many small local quilt shops.
Most of the Quilt magazines just show boring traditional patterns with the current-but-similar fabrics, like grandma and her Quilting Bee friends used to make. There is rarely anything with the 'Wow Factor' to inspire the more artistic or the next generation of F/M quilters and fabric artists, where a lot of the multi-layered design work and quilting on the big quilts is now often done by computer.

I prefer projects that don't take months (or years) to finish, or where I spend almost as much time removing stitches as putting them in. Fons and Porter helps with kits, tips , tools, alternate colorways, difficulty ratings, and shortcuts.
They have QuiltersTV and maiI‐order kits for their showcased quilts.  Besides the handful of free patterns, Love of Quilting is great for beginners, Seniors, and those not near a decent quilt shop with all the supportive classes, good fabrics, patterns, inspiration, and advice.
 The finished projects make good personal gifts that the receiver will cherish the rest of their natural life, even if (or especially because) it is not perfect; That is why there is that Love of Quilting.


title: Supplement Sales Catalog, but great articles!

text:
LE magazine has a ton of great information on medical studies on essential nutrients and optimizing health, which our current "Disease Management" based medical system and the FDA shy away from.

LE Corp. has fought the FDA and WON, after the FDA raided their offices for making 'Health Claims' for essential vitamins and fats, like Vit K2 and CoQ10, which are necessary for proper heart function.
BUT LE very rarely say what foods, herbs, or teas contain the good natural intact forms of these various healthy  substances. The next page is always an ad for an expensive supplement containing a processed and dried pinch of whatever the article was about.

So LE mag. has it's good and bad; Kinda like a parent that says "Do as I say, not as I do".
So minus 2 stars for making us all Google (which is another crapshoot) where to find decent amounts of these important natural nutrients in today's foods. And yes, despite what LE implies, some fruits, veggies, greens, nuts, seeds, and berries still have nutrients.


title: Five Stars

text: liked it


title: OK

text: The  T V  Guide  is a nice  way to get stories about  T V  personalities.  However it is not worth the  retail price but is the price I paid


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT


title: Good articles

text: There is always some insight that helps my practice, and I like learning about the ritual aspects of buddhism, too.


title: FANTASTIC Magazine - food for your brain

text: Pure coincidence, I'm watching Matt Welch on Red Eye while typing my reviews!  Matt and the entire staff appear on Red Eye a lot (3 a.m. on Fox, for those who have not discovered it - I tivo it every night).  And because of watching everyone from Reason speak on TV and liking the ideas, I got a  subscription to this magazine.  The magazine keeps me in check.  I consider myself a Libertarian, but sometimes I get caught up in stories by the "regular" news outlets and forget the TRUE Libertarian perspective.  I highly recommend this magazine to anyone interested in thoughtful ideas.


title: My son is a full on Lego nut. He's ...

text: My son is a full on Lego nut.  He's in third grade and especially loves the Star Wars legos.  Santa Claus put this magazine in his stocking and he was thrilled.  He's already read it a number of times.  Thanks!


title: Love it

text:
I've been a longtime subscriber to the Weekly Standard and a fan of Fred Barnes.  I even run into him sometimes in Washington.  He's a thoughtful, entertaining writer, and he has his stuff together.  The WS has a great team of writers and it's a well-organized weekly for educated people that can speak to the common person just as easily.  That's why I prefer the Weekly Standard over the National Review, and I do read both.

I am a bit tired of politics, so to keep up generally, I can read the Weekly Standard and know what is going on nationally, without having to sit and listen to Fox News and hear every single blow-by-blow.  They sometimes beat a story to the point of having no pulse.  I grow so tired of it.  I'm a blogger who is on longtime hiatus and this helps me keep up on a higher level/broader scale.

I highly recommend this magazine to anyone who is conservative in their political thinking, or wants to get to know more about the conservative cause in the U.S.  If you want to know what conservatives are concerned about, the Weekly Standard is discussing it.


title: My 8 year old loves this magazine

text:
My 8 year old reads really well and enjoys the adult National Geographic.  What he especially loves about the Nat Geo. Kids is that it comes with lots of nice photos of animals and stories about them that kids love.

Each month, there is a pull out, two page "poster" in the middle of the magazine.  His wall is covered with these.  He loves stories about moms and baby animals as he loves to watch the animals in the yard grow up.  He relates well to this.

He started getting this magazine at about 4, and I read it to him, but he was reading it to himself by five.  I was excited that we could easily order this on Amazon.  Keep 'em coming!


title: No Response to Question

text: My order of the Economist was renewal of a gift subscription, due to begin in January 2010. Your solicitation in late September 2009 assured me that the renewal would be treated as such, i.e. beginning in January 2010 when the original subscription expired. You can imagine my concern when I received a confirming e-mail from you, saying that the subscription would begin in 4 to 6 weeks! I immediately replied expressing my concern, but have never received a reply from Amazon. I'd now appreciate confirmation that the renewal gift subscription will be handled as you originally promised. R. F. Garland


title: Informative and entertaining.

text: My husband loves this magazine.  He reads every issue cover to cover.


title: Very Fast Ship Time - Arrived Already!

text:
[[ASIN:B000OYCLGS MacLife (2-year)]] I ordered a subscription on June 25th and the August issue arrived on July 22nd! This was a full month earlier than expected.
I was a previous Mac|Life subscriber, thereby knowing what the content of the magazine was. As a result, I find it very enjoyable. Since I have an Intel iMac running Leopard v10.5.4, of course I want the content of the magazine to be as current as my Mac is.
All in all, the magazine does a fine job of reviewing products and describing upcoming software. The ads often keep me apprised of what's out there and what's coming. If it appears biased toward Macs, DOH! What would one expect a Mac magazine to be? When necessary, they've taken Apple to task.
I am very pleased.


title: Crochet Today

text: Whether you are a beginner or a intermediate Crocheter Crochet Today has something for you.  From clothing to jewerly patterns there is something for everyone.  Crochet Today keeps on top of every angle of crochet.  For the beginner there is a  pattern for the more advanced a pattern.  Crochet Today displays designers that could be you or I.  The magazine tries to show the latest out there. As well has a place for subscribers to write in questions the magazine is a must have for every crocheter out there.  Amazon has the best deals on this magazine that is a must have.


title: Interweave Magazine

text: Interweave Magazine is a great magazine for crocheters who love to crochet clothing and to see and read about the latest out there for crochet.  Interweave brings many different types of designer patterns.  The magazine is a must have for budding crochet designers and those who love to make clothing.


title: Super!

text: J’adore!


title: Lots of fun ideas

text: I sent this as a gift to a cousin that just bought her first home.  it has lots of great ideas in it and is just pretty to look at.


title: Great content for the Texan who likes to get out.

text: Great deal off the cover price.  Texas Monthly is a great publication with great content across the board.  I very much enjoy the issues about where to travel, eat and be around the state.  I like the outdoors and road trips, so this magazine is great for that.


title: E.F.Benson Society membership

text: Having been addicted to the writings of E.F.Benson for about 40 years, I'd always planned to join the E.F.Benson Society, but somehow never did. To finally do this via Amazon--I was somewhat hesitant. However, all has gone supremely well: I heard from the Society (located in Rye, England) and have also ordered a number of their back issues of The Dodo (their primary publication). I am TOTALLY PLEASED!


title: Great Recipes!

text: Great to have Kindle version and the magazine.


title: KOCH TIMES

text: NOW OWNED BY THE KOCH (pronounced coke) Brothers.  NO THANKS!!!


title: A must have for any painter.

text: A great way to keep up on the state of painting.


title: GREAT PASTEL ART MAGAZINE

text: GREAT PASTEL PERIODICAL FOR THE ARTIST.  LOVE IT IN MY HANDS, AND ON MY KINDLE.


title: magazine

text: Love the magazine - so much great info to digest!  I've kept all my issues to re-read for future ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Very inspiring devotional!  Really adds to my day in a positive way!


title: Good publication

text: I look forward to reading it every issue.<br />I also like the variety


title: Five Stars

text: I am not even catholic but this is great.


title: Great idea source for a wood worker

text: Gave this to my wife as a present, and she really likes it. Lots of projects and ideas for her to drool over each issue. She's pulled a number of plans out to make for items around the house.

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title: Not for me

text: I have enjoyed the special interest issues, so thought I’d try a subscription.  They are not the same.


title: yes - i love

text: yes  - i love it


title: Best magazine ever!

text: Absolutely love everything about this magazine! I will admit that it features very pricey homes,  jewelry, rugs and furniture that is not within most peoples budget--but its worth every penny! I enjoy roaming through the pages while I day dream! Even at the least, it looks fabulous on the coffee table for others to view as well!


title: Learning

text: I've learned so much playing the progressions and songs in this magazine. Great articles across all guitar related subjects. 5 Stars!


title: Nice magazine enjoy the articles etc

text: Totally like


title: I still enjoy the print

text: A must have magazine for runners. Great articles. Can't say it has content that you cannot find online, but I still enjoy the print.


title: this is a complete waste of money

text: I purchased a year subscription for my  step sister in April. I know it can take a month or two to get your first magazine after you subscribe, but it is now October and we still haven't gotten one. I double and triple checked the address to make sure it was correct. I reported the problem twice and have gotten no response whatsoever. Beware, this is a complete waste of money. $10 for nothing!


title: Beautiful magazine

text: Great magazine with colorful pictures


title: Same Stories Every Month

text: Don't subscribe to this magazine. Instead, buy 3 months in a row at your local magazine stand and you'll get all you need. I purchased this magazine because of a great Michelle Obama story but I soon found that every magazine says basically the same thing every month. Additionally, they automatically renewed my subscription for a higher price than I initially paid and let me know with an inconspicuous easily missable postcard. It was up to me to opt out. When I called back they offered to change the price but the magazine's behavior left a bad taste in my mouth so a ended the subscription. I give it two stars because of the Michelle Obama story.


title: Excited every time a new one arrives!

text: Full of great articles!! Love this magazine.


I am an inexperienced backpacker, but this magazine gives great equipment reviews for every budget. It also does great articles on national parks worth the trip! I can't wait to get my third issue.


title: Best mag

text: Best business mag out there today by far.


title: A housewife’s companion!

text: Love this magazine. Has my name all over it! It fills my feminine need for recipes and simple but inviting ways to entertain. Helpful hints make for fabulous dishes for hometown homemade cooking.


title: New Mexico magazine!!!!

text: I love this magazine! I can almost smell the New Mexico air as I'm reading all the articles! Also great recipes.


title: Great gift

text: My grandson is not much of a reader but an avid athlete. He asked for this SI  For Kids for the second year in a row. Need I say more?!


title: patients love it!

text: I keep this in my chiropractic office, patients love it!


title: The artist beginning bible

text: The artist beginning bible


I have always loved this maggie and I still do


title: better than other home improvement magazines

text: Great magazine, great price! This magazine sets itself apart because most of the projects are realistic for the generally handy weekend warrior home owner that like to tinker. You don't have to be a master carpenter or have every tool known to man to take advantage of this magazine. It's kind of like mental floss meets this old house


title: Love the ideas from it!

text: From crafts to recipes to workouts...this always has something I'm interested in!


title: One off.

text: Impulsive purchase?


title: Great Magazine!

text: I subscribed to New Yorker mainly for their short fiction but quickly got hooked onto the articles. Though most articles are centered around New York City, the few that aren't highlight the ongoing political and international issues and hot topics while including a good background of each issue. This magazine certainly throws light on a lot of topics and so far has been one of the most informative magazines. So even if you are not a New Yorker, the magazine is still readable. The downside is that it is a bit pricey.


title: Best motorcycle magazine

text: Buy this motorcycle magazine. It gives reviews on all kinds of bikes and cool stories. There are some terrible motorbike mags out there.


title: Eye-Opening

text:
"Foreign Affairs" presents a gold mine of articles about subjects that span the globe, printed in somewhat large type and easy on the eyes.  It is published by the Council on Foreign Affairs, an independent national membership organization and nonpartisan center for scholars.  In their words, "We hold that while keeping clear of mere vagaries, 'Foreign Affairs' can do more to inform American public opinion by a broad hospitality to divergent ideas than it can by identifying itself with one school."

Among the in-depth essay offerings in the July/August 2008 issue:

*a defense of the Bush policy for the past eight years by Condoleezza Rice, disguised as a defense of  the "New American Realism."

*why pro-Israel policies of the United States reflect public opinion - not just the result of a powerful lobby over the public will.

*two articles about China - one concerning their stressful efforts to impress the world with their Olympics; the other concerning their resistance toward becoming a responsible member among the world's important states.

*why the US stockpiles massive amounts of oil but manages these stocks based on an outdated vision of the market.

*Nafta and the US relationship with its two most important neighbors - Canada and Mexico, touching on how much public opinion has been influenced by Lou Dobbs.

*how the next president should go about repairing our heavily damaged relationship with Europe as a result of the Bush years.

Next are Book Reviews and lengthy responses to articles in prior issues.

*several articles about the middle east and the Iraq war, including how to properly go about any proposed attempt to democratize an arab state:
1. Foreign powers should focus on encouraging these countries to protect political freedoms and civil liberties.
2. Islamists must be included in the political process. To make any efforts to circumvent them is folly.
3. The United States must make any aid, trade, and security agreements contingent on improvement in political and civil liberties.
4. The United States must revise its desire for instant gratification. The last hundred years should have told us democratization does not happen overnight.  Forceful regime change is not a realistic option.

*legal issues about the so-called "war on terror."

*a complimentary article about Chavez (authored by the Venezuelan ambassador to the US), followed by a rebuttal by another author.

*should the US stay the course in Iraq, do as Ron Paul says: "We walked in there, we can walk right back out," or somewhere in between.

*a pro/con discussion as to whether ethnic conflict is inevitable.

After most articles and in the "Bestseller" section, current books appropriate to the topic are suggested. This magazine is perfect for those who want a thorough understanding of US and world issues and are disenchanted with the usual partisan fare. I just read the reviews and see that I am not alone in being impressed with this unusual magazine.


title: It’s TIME Magazine

text: How could a guy named Hambone Fakenamington effectively review TIME Magazine?


title: For the thinking man

text: I'm not going to pretend that I agree with every word I read in this publication, but even on topics that I am skeptical of, a very good case is made.  One thing everyone should strive for is to get a better understanding of the world around them, and there really is no better place to turn for that understanding than the pages of The Economist.  Everyone should subscribe.


title: Hometown Mag

text: I purchased this subscription for my husband who is originally from Cleveland.  He loves keeping up with all things Cleveland!


title: up coming events

text: I ordered this for my mom as a gift she really is enjoying this magazine.  She especially likes the longer articles. I always read the coming events since my daughter and her family live in New Hampshire and she works in Vermont.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice variety of recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Good recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Too many drug ads.


title: Three Stars

text: Too many drug ads.


title: Three Stars

text: A gift.


title: Three Stars

text: A gift for my nephew.


title: TV Guide is good, but not as good as it used to be.

text: I like TV Guide to plan my viewing, but it is frequently wrong in the listings.  Probably because so many of the issues are for two weeks now and networks keep canceling shows.  There is also no real information for daytime shows.  Years ago it would list guests, etc. for the talk shows.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!!!!


title: What a deal!

text:
Just received my first issue (starting out with the cookie issue is not a bad idea!).

Sunset has become a little thinner since I last subscribed, but I still enjoy reading it.  A great steal at $5.  What's not to like??


This was a gift, the individual liked the Popular Mechanics gift better.


title: Five Stars

text: Best articles with different views backed by great writers. Much more information than the talking heads.


title: Four Stars

text: Lots of great writing. Very enjoyable.


title: Three Stars

text: Pretty good magazine. Feels more like a series of advertisements though.


title: Renewal forever

text: Decent magazine.  Frustrated that I cannot figure out how to stop the auto renewal


title: Four Stars

text: Wired is awesome! Simple as that.


title: Not recommended

text: We bought this to get some inspiration for our backyard landscaping but were not impressed. The magazine is filled with ads and there's just not much content.


title: Awesome

text: This magazine is 300 pages of short stories - totally a AWESOME


title: Worth IT

text: This is a great magazine with very helpful articles and a lot of eye candy.  Worth it.


title: Rolling Stone delivered

text: My subscription to Rolling Stone was an awesome purchase.  Always arrived in the mail before hitting the newsstand.  Highly recommended!


title: BOUGHT AS A GIFT, THEY WAS VEWRY HAPPY !! THANKS

text: GREAT SALE, ALL WENT OK !!


title: It's called SCI-FI mag. Not SY-FY mag. which ...

text: It's called SCI-FI mag. Not SY-FY mag. which some assume it's about the TV network. The context is in the way the name is spelt.


title: Great subscription for the money

text: I love this magazine and wish it came out more often than four times per year...but I couldn’t pass up this great deal and always look forward to getting this delivered...so many great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: Christmas Gift


title: Subscription service is more dependable than grocery store!!

text: My sister loves this magazine!!  I used to drive to 2-3 grocery stores to find the most recent copy.  Now it comes with my newspaper every Friday!!  We will be adding her other favorites to a subscription soon!!


title: Great articles on history, current and future happenings

text: My husband LOVES this magazine.  It not only has great articles on railroad history but also on what is going on in the industry today.  Great pictures and content.


title: Like Abercrombie and Fitch in mag form

text: I am a woman who enjoys several outdoor activities and recently I have been looking to increase my activity level. I thought this magazine subscription would be just the thing to inspire me! However, having recieved 3 issues now, and read each one cover to cover, I had to ask around my outdoorsy friends if I ordered a gay men's magazine by mistake. I'm not making that up. Every issue features photo after glossy photo of bare chested men in seductive poses or in tight clothing or flexing their muscles, and there is not EVER a female in sight. I looked again through the 3 issues I own and I found a tiny, tiny picture of 1 woman, very butch, billed as "photographer." But oh, the 5 page articles on how men can improve the appearance of their calves by freezing and injecting their own blood! Or the top of the line fashion they can sweat in! Or the interviews with amazing men (that I have never heard of and come on, I don't think I'm that out of the loop.) Nothing wrong with a magazine targeting the wealthy, narcissistic queer woodsman, I know many guys who would love that publication. However it's not exactly what I'm looking for as an outdoor, active woman, you see. This is just... well beyond being pretty crappy journalism, this is way not what I expected. There wasn't even anything fun to read or any good photos to look at in this. What a sad waste of money.


title: Five Stars

text: Beats the newspaper listings, enabling you to dvr favorites ahead of time.


title: Five Stars

text: Good interesting magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine;


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Alot of good info.


title: Good for Art Quilters

text: This magazine has changed a lot and some of the former quality is missing.


title: Five Stars

text: Very pleased with purchase.  Will shop again soon.


title: hard to like something you pay for and do not receive.

text: I have had other issues of this magazine before so I know I will like it once it starts to come.


title: Delicious

text: Love the photos and the recipes are just delicious!


title: Nice Magazine

text: Bought this for my husband.  He enjoys it every month.


title: For Young girls

text: Both of my daughters 8 and 10 love to read this magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: got it for my husband but he never gets around to reading it


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine I read it cover to cover!


title: Five Stars

text: A


title: If you love to cook you will love this

text: I love a magazine where you get good food recipes and a lot of them. It's great to see recipes that come from the chefs from Food Network as well as some of their advice.


title: This is a great way to relax at the end of the day!

text: I love southern living!! such an amazing magazine!


title: It's one of my very favorite magazinesI love this magazine.

text: I love this magazines!! Great recipes, pictures and articles!


title: Great magazine very informative

text: Great magazine very informative


title: LOVE

text: My faaaave magazine! I get so happy when this comes in my mailbox. I got it at an AMAZING steal at $5 A YEAR! Every recipe Ive tried, I have really enjoyed. There is a lot of ads, but it doesn't bother me bc I read those too most times. I find the articles diverse and interesting,


title: Great learning experience!

text: This was a gift for my granddaughter, who unfortunately lives 2000 miles away.  Word has it from MOM that this is the exact kind of learning material she loves. (Nature, science,etc.. ) The  best part is having it come in the mail and the most enjoyable part is sharing it with Daddy.....they share the same interests.  She is only six so she learns a lot quickly.....another hit for grandma.


title: Information for the Photographer

text: Love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Grandson really liked it but decided he wanted another one for Christmas this year.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves his magazine and he has asked for it for another year too!


title: Five Stars

text: This made my grandson very happy for a whole year!!


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines...love, love, love it!!


title: Good choice...

text: This magazine has recipes for real people who eat real food not those gourmet dinners that you want to try but never will.


title: They seem to have lost their mojo

text: I've been a subscriber to this newsletter since the late 90s. Traditionally, their recommendations have come out about 70/30 winning stocks. However, since the beginning of 2011, the losers have been outnumbering the winners substantially, and this is in a period when the Dow and the Nasdaq indices were up.  Even with a few stellar performers, their overall performance in recommended buys has been fading. I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: Pics and ads so far...

text: Not much to it but ads. Will not renew.


title: NOW, A DOWNSIZED MAGAZINE FOR 2016

text: The magazine physical dimensions have recently been downsized by 1/2" narrower and 1/4" shorter, starting with the December 2015/January 2016 issue. This can make a big difference in handling the magazine for the old folks. Keep this in mind when ordering.


title: Two Stars

text: This magazine sucks.


title: Fun Magazine

text: A fun celeb magazine, but too expensive.  If this magazine ever becomes completely available to read online, I would become a permanent member.


title: Great price on CD.

text: Nice Magazine, just no time to read them any more.  The price on Amazon was great.


title: Pretty Good Magazine

text: Pretty Good Magazine, I guess I just prefer to drive the cars than read about them.  Of the big ones this is my favorite


title: Great Magazine for all the wrong reasons

text:
Chris and company do a great job creating entertainment and digging up the dirt in our world every month.  Some of the great business lessons and government craziness have been presented in Wired Magazine.

The article on Thorium last year changed my entire outlook on the energy business.  The article on Long Tail marketing for the music industry is a standard training tool in the marketing business.

Get wired, have some fun, learn some cool stuff and live a little better.


title: Best Magazine Ever

text: I absolutely love this magazine!! for myself and as a gift!! It has great articles, great recipes and wonderful pictures.  I love how it makes you feel so close to the chef's, makes it personal.


title: A large body of work in one magazine, a fun ride cover to cover!

text: This magazine topics draw from events from 1960's social registry, following current up and comers, and past Alumni of every Ivy League graduates what they have achieved. Their are stories about estate jewelry, lavish homes. Debutante s, their marriages divorces, what is going on in Monaco, the Museums old and new, book reviews, and recommendations. A lot of good stuff<br />In the trade 'a magazine " was referred to as the book.


title: Motivational stories, and brand new gear that just came out.

text: I like it.


title: Excellent BUT...

text: Excellent but does not promote the truth of eternal salvation!


title: TV Fan Favorite.

text: I've been a devoted fan of TV Guide for years. Although there are many different sources of TV listing information, I always count on my handy TV Guide magazine for planning my weekly viewing.


title: Purchased for my boss

text: My boss enjoys this mag, and for the price, it makes a good thank you gift all year round. Actually he tells me he reads it while on the "throne" but hey, whatever works for him!