title: Great decorating ideas

text: I love decorating magazines and I've enjoyed Country Living for years and I'm pleased to have it back. My biggest complaint, and the reason I stopped my subscription years ago, is that you print paint colors on the photos.  I like to clip my favorites for ideas and inspiration.  The paint info is distracting.


title: Who doesn't want more of a good thing?

text: The only complaint I can create is: I want more. Wish it came out twice or thrice as often. Who doesn't want more of a good thing?


title: WOW !!!

text: I used to get this mag and really enjoyed it, but I did not get it at this LOW PRICE....Thanks.....if you are a professional or just starting a new hobby this is for you.....great articles and great ideas....a must have.....


title: Country

text: I enjoy to learn, read and being inspired about Country Living.


title: Outdoor life

text: I send it to my son, I needed to put his address on it and I did not so now i have to mail it to him in Denver Co.


title: I like this better than Cat Fancy

text: I like this better than Cat Fancy. Cat Fancy had too many pages dedicated to cat breeders (buying cats from breeders). I believe that the best thing you can do is get your cat or dog from a shelter. My older cat is from the shelter (it was a birthday gift to me) and the youngest is part of the litter from a stray cat.


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter loves to read this!


It was a Christmas gift for my husband.  He loves it.  Arizona is one of his favorite states to visit.  The pages have beautiful, colorful pictures.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy this publication covering new books with author reviews.  It's nice-looking and very informative.


title: Worth the subscription

text: Everyone who does construction needs this.


title: Nice if u have some know how

text: Lots of good stuff but can be written over a newbies head. I have no carpenter, plumbing, electrical, etc. experience so sometimes the articles just aren’t dummied down enough for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Sherry is smiling


title: Good purchase

text: Good purchase


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great Magazine for the novice wood worker as well as the experienced wood worker.  Lots of projects and tips.


title: entertaining topics

text: i like this magazine.


title: Great articles. Check out the Amazon promos in occasional magazines

text:
Love checking out this magazine for ideas on a fun dish to try out.

Every couple of magazines they have a promo where if you buy a choice of 1 of about 5 food products they have featured and send them a receipt they'll mail you a 5 dollar Amazon gift card. Basically get the money you paid for the subscription back and get to try a new product for free!


title: Not sure I will keep this subscription

text: I thought this was a monthly subscription but it isn’t. Pretty thin magazine. My grandson really likes it but I’m not sure it’s worth the price since it isn’t monthly.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: Great magazine.  Deceptive auto renewal.

text: I love this magazine.  It is my favorite.  The recipes are the best.  Everything is very well explained and imaginative.  Very inspiring.  I’m giving it 3 star because I never agreed to an auto debit to my checking account.


title: Great magazine for little girls

text: My daughter LOVES this magazine and asks every.single.day. if a new issue has arrived.  I wish it came more often.  Great magazine for little girls.  :)


title: Great photographs and illustrations.

text: This magazine keeps my interest, maybe because I love history.  It covers Asia, Americas, Europe, and every other continent.  These are articles you don't find in history books.  Wish it came every month!


title: helps me know what's going on in the world

text: helps me on NPR radio show on Saturday called Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.  when I read the Time mag for the week I know all the answers too.


title: mostly to share with family

text: my go to resource for movies. we are all way to focused on the celebrities- their lives and their behaviors.


title: kind of funky

text: I watch HGTV and like the tv program.  but, some of the magazine ideas are lacking in depth and do not appear to be of great quality when completed.  I like the houses "for sale" section.


title: always has been

text: a great source of what's going on in the media. great writers and reviewers. good way to get teens to read good objective articles too.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Christmas gift for my aunt!


title: anti-teenybopper

text:
How's J-Lo doing? Are Jennifer and Brad Pitt still together? What are the Olsen twins up to? Is Orlando Bloom a hottie or what?? Well...

WHO THE HELL CARES??? I got better things to care about than some news about these celebrities--people I've never actually met, let alone "know." Please, teenagers should be steered away from this kind of worthless, trashy magazine (other examples include Seventeen, YM, Teen People, and the list goes on). There are other issues which happen to be more important, you know. Try National Geographic or The New Yorker instead. The newspapers are also good.


title: A waste of time

text:
This is one of those magazines for teenyboppers obsessed with make-ups (aka "beauty"), clothes, and celebrities. It is full of ads, models, and useless quizzes. Only few, few, few articles are worth reading. I encourage you to steer away from this horrible mainstream magazine. A precaution for parents: This magazine is FOR teenage girls having sex.

Girls who start reading this from the age of, say, 12, are guaranteed to be: a)shallow, b)ignorant, c)obsessed with things that only matter in their own little world, d)oblivious to real problems in the real world, e)wearing low-cut jeans showing their thongs and tattoos right above their butt, and f)saying oh my god and like, like, a lot.


title: really like it

text: received a subscription as a gift. kept it going once i found it on here. i like getting new ideas and motivation on projects.


title: good classic magazine

text: how can this not be great? cheap and easy delivery. glad i found it here.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine !


title: Great for unpcoming trends

text: great mag- lots of new trends, and is worldwide


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine!


title: How Do I Know Which Magazine To Buy?

text:
So, you are interested in astronomy and ready to pick up a subsciption to an astronomy magazine, but are not sure which magazine to purchase?  First let me say, "Good for you!"  I never go a month without a magazine.  It is difficult to keep up to date with the night sky without a monthly guide.

But you are probably trying to decide whether to read "Astronomy" magazine or "Sky & Telescope".  These are the two big North American competitors.  The good news is, you won't go wrong.  Both are excellent magazines and both are of similar quality, size, and usefullness.  I regularly read both of them.  The difference is a matter of subtle leaning.  Astronomy magazine leans a little more toward the amateur.  It includes monthly selections that will help a person who is learning the sky.  It is a favorite of those who appreciate the beauty of the night sky.  Sky & Telescope is a little more technical.  It is written for someone who tackles the subject with the passion of a scholar.  As I wrote, the difference is subtle.  Either way, you won't go wrong.

Let me go out on a limb here.  If you are reading this review and trying to decide, you probably will enjoy Astronomy magazine more.

UNLESS . . .

That is, unless you do not own a telescope and do own a pair of binoculars.  Sky & Telescope includes a small "Binocular Highlight".  It isn't large, less than a page, but it is enough to challenge you.

Which way do I personally lean?  Last year I leaned toward Sky & Telescope and picked up occasional Astronomy magazines at the bookstore.  This year I subscribe to Astronomy and pick up occasional Sky & Telescopes at the books store.  Next year . . .who knows?  I keep trying out different magazines and comparing them.  I also subscribe to another astronomy magazine.

A final word, there are other serious contenders in the field of astronomy magazines.  For example, "Sky at Night" has them both beat, but it costs a lot more, so I don't get it.


title: Very good read

text:
Each issue has a lot of interesting stuff about current mechanical tech, and what is soon to come out.

I get each issue on time, and have had no problems with this subscription.

I particularly like the articles on advancements in medical prosthetics.

Unfortunately, there are a lot more ads in the magazine then there use to be. Understandable as they need to make money too, but that is why I am only giving it 4 stars.


title: One of my Favorite Magazines

text:
I have had Pop-Sci for the last two years, and I always look forward to getting it.

The articles are well written, and geared toward the layman. They encompass a wide variety of science and technology. One month you will get an issue with a lot of car tech, the next it will be innovative eco-friendly building design, how oil fracking is done, or different ideas for deep space travel.


title: Enjoyable

text: An interesting and enjoyable magazine if you like reading about celebs. If not: This is not the magazine for you. Very rarely will you see someone on the cover of people for being involved in politics or saving someone's life or whatever. Instead you'll learn about Branjelina's baby, the ongoing divorce struggles of Jess and Nick, and other such stuff. But I am not condemming the magazine; I myself enjoy sitting down with it every week and would reccommend it to you.


title: Seventeen

text:
*Fashion tips for girls of all sizes and styles

(Preppy, Sporty, Punk, ETC.)

*Make-up tips

*Stories about girls experiences with abuse, guy trouble, ETC.


title: The Oprah Magazine

text:
This magazine is wonderful.

It gives me information on fashion, cooking, furniture, etc.

This is the best magazine that is perfect for any woman


title: Best ideas and advice  on improving your  home  living  space

text: Money well spent  since I'm an avid reader  and enjoy  fresh ideals  and finding out new and different  ways hacks


title: Wait until you get a renewal direct from the magazine - it will be less than renewing through Amazon

text: While renewing is painless, the day after I renewed, I got a much better offer directly from the magazine.  about 20% less.  So, it pays to wait.  Also, there is no way you can go back in and stop the renewal, unlike being able to cancel an order.


title: Three Stars

text: Not as good as i had hoped


title: The Choice of 'Mugwumps' Forevermore

text:
The venerable Atlantic Monthly has always been professedly 'moderate', a stance that in today's political spectrum is a euphemism for conservative. Since it abandoned proper Boston for flashy DC, the magazine has tried hard to shake its reputation for being staid and stuffy, chiefly by becoming fashionably shallow while yet implying an insider's right to posture as 'above the fray.' Such was the posture of Henry Adams, too pure of mind to take politics seriously during Reconstruction. Such was the self-admiring posture of the Mugwump faction of the 19th C GOP, with its mug on one side of the fence and its 'wump' on the other. As other reviewers have already declared, the Atlantic can and often does make any subject boring. It's a magazine I often pick up in waiting rooms and airport book stores but would never choose to subscribe to.

However!!! The December 2009 issue contained an article titled "Did Christianity Cause the Crash? How Preachers are Spreading a Gospel of Debt" by Hanna Rosin, an article that no one could possibly regard as timorous or equivocal. Specifically, Rosin has investigated the role the 'prosperity gospel', preached by some ministers of fundamentalist Christianity, played in the Bush II real estate bubble and the subsequent economic depression. That some of said ministers had their own financial links to sleazy-easy mortgages is not terribly surprising, is it? This is an article well worth reading, even if you conclude that Rosin is talking through her hat -- not my conclusion, I assure you -- and one that should have gotten more circulation than the shrinking readership of the Atlantic provides.


title: A TV Show on Paper

text:
DISCOVER has positioned itself somewhere halfway between "Nature" and "People" magazines. There are still fine, lucid, informative articles, though not in every issue, but there are also ill-written inadequately fact-checked blurts. If your basic scientific fund of knowledge is broad enough, you'll have no trouble ignoring the latter. More annoying for me are the occasional feature articles that slither into science-fantasy, that suggest serious professional interest in flimsy fly-by-night notions.

Nevertheless, I subscribe. I even pick it up at kiosks when I'm on the road and I miss an issue. It's not a big investment of reading time -- scarcely a flight from Minneapolis to Montreal worth -- and precisely because it's mere pop journalism, it's less infuriating than Scientific American.


title: EW is now 10 Issues a Year...monthly, for the same price.

text: NOTE: Entertainment Weekly is now 10 Issues a YEAR...monthly, for the same weekly price.


title: for many levels

text: This magazine comes with a CD and printed music that goes from beginning Bach to Lizst. The articles have great depth, and there's a Q&A page with very specific suggestions. Although it's coming from Canada, I have not noticed much of a wait for each issue. I recommend it to classical players from (not quite) beginner to advanced. (They also occasionally have a contemporary piece, but I don't love those.)


title: Five Stars

text: An oldie but goodie.


title: Incredibly interesting and well written articles!

text: In the day of fewer print material options, this has become a subscription that I will always want to have.  The scope and depth of topics covered in Vanity Fair is surprising.  The writing staff is very professional and creative.


title: Good Magazine

text: Great topics!


title: Nice Magazine

text: I like Taste of Home because it has many "home cook" recipes instead of professional chefs like on Food Network. Real food. Not 100 ingredients.


title: Awesome

text: Good read


title: Five Stars

text: Great Neue Post Magazine. The best German gossip Magazine.


title: Love this Magazine

text: Great price for one of my favorite magazines!


title: Best Uncle Ever!

text: My niece just received her subscription to Ranger Rick in the mail and Love, Love Loves it!!!


I gave this magazine as a gift ..it is now her favorite mag and  have renewed it for her again this year


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Good price for a subscription

text: For my husband. Good price.


title: Love Martha Stewart Living!

text: I look forward to my issue of Martha Stewart Living every month! It’s always filled with great home and garden tips and some fantastic recipes, for both meals and desserts. I also like that they tend to feature products that are well made! Now that we’ve settled into our forever home and started a family, I’ve come to realize that quality over quantity is the best route and we’d rather invest in a nicer piece that we will enjoy and will last. This magazine gives plenty of those recommendations, which I appreciate. I also really love her calendar at the start of each issue that details her home and garden to-dos such as when to plant or what she’s doing to maintain her home/property and transition it from one season to the next. As a home owner and aspiring gardener, these serve as great reminders. The photos throughout are also gorgeous to look at!


title: Three Stars

text: not as much house information as i would like.


title: Thank you

text: Thank you for this magazine!  It is chock full of all the areas I am looking to stay current on, and has introduced me to some new areas.  It also explains the change we are going through and the reasons behind the feelings we are dealing with now.


title: Great Metal Mag for your Average Metal Fan \m/

text:
Great Overall Hard Rock & Metal Mag. Great Pics! Nice Articles! A lot more 'mainstream' metal bands in it then obscure & underground. A good recommendation for the average hard rock and metal fan. Really the only mag to go to for the latest in rock & metal news (again the mainstream).

Did have one question though as a first-time subscriber, three issues in -- I've been receiving an issue each and every month (Oct-Jan) and was wondering if this is a 6 or 12 issues annual subscription? The above Amazon description says 6 issues/year but how's that so if I received 3 issues within the last 3 months? Anybody know? Hoping for 12!!  \m/-[>o<]-\m/


title: That I always learn something!

text: Excellent


title: TheReading the Robb Report is very uplifting.

text: The Robb Report has uplifting and interesting information geared to a positive lifestyle.


title: Can't beat the price!!

text: Great magazine and you can not beat this price.Excellent delivery service.with auto renewl you always know you are guaranteed the lowest price.


title: Always a joy to read.

text: I have always enjoyed reading Readers Digest.  Started sometime in the early 60s.


title: Next Best Thing to Visiting a Flea Market!

text: I am an avid thrifter and love flea markets, so a subscription to Flea Market Decor is a no-brainer! I look forward to reading every issue and can't wait for the next one...


title: Just do it!

text: It's Nat-Geo, of course it's 5 stars!


title: Love

text: Love the mag


title: Love it!

text: If you are a dog lover, then subscribe to this. It’s terrific and helpful.  For $19.99 it also makes a great gift for a friend that loves dogs. The Catster version is good too.


title: Five Stars

text: Love all the ideas and how toos.


title: Unique magazine

text: Smithsonian is one of those unique magazines that is always interesting.  I enjoy it and plan to continue subscribing as long as it remains in print or I remain above ground to read it.


title: I love the online briefs from Time

text: The Magazine has now boiled down to the content since there is little advertising.  It is a quick read but still valuable as print carries so much more information density than television.  I do not anticipate the print Time lasting much longer so no longer buy multi-year subscriptions even though I will miss it when it is gone.


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE ALL THE INFO AND CUTE PICS.


title: Five Stars

text: My Favorite and a good price.


title: I have been a subscriber for over 30 years and ...

text: I have been a subscriber for over 30 years and I won't be renewing.  While pricing has gone down, I would gladly pay more for same quality as before.


title: Excellent magazine

text:
I love this magazine. I'm 24 and I find that a lot of the information is appropriate for me. I also find the magazine to be very inspiring for things like healthy eating and exercising. I like the formatting of the magazine as well.

The digital magazine is very well laid out and it's interactive which I love. It was very easy to gain access to it through the google play store. I think it took me less than 2 minutes and I had my first issue on my tablet.


title: Great gift for a good price

text: Got this for my man for his birthday! Comes in the mail every month even through an address change!


title: Don’t like

text: Boring!


title: LOVE IT

text: One of the best magazines to browse through. It has all kinds of USEFUL tips, recipes, and Coupons in every issue.  It's a fun magazine that I'll be keeping my subscription to for sure! I recommend this to every active mom or person who is interested in learning useful tips around the house or how to save money and have fun doing it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read!


title: It's a damn book!

text: I already bought the book. Last year I was trying to prepare myself to open my new business. I wanted to find and read as much information as possible. I thought the book was helpful, so I was going to subscribe to the magazine. All I got was a book I already owned and read. I was so busy I didn't have time to try and fix the problem. WARNING! : It's not a magazine, it's a book!


title: Good price

text: Good. Mag


title: No

text: No


title: One Star

text: No Thanks


title: Many ideas and instructions for DIY folks and other notes ...

text: Many ideas and instructions for DIY folks and other notes and tips.  D..I. Y.?  Try handyman to see many things!


title: Five Stars

text: I really believe that Wired is a great magazine.


title: NOT THE SAME MAGAZINE AS IN THE PAST

text: Please don't waste your money! This is NOT the same magazine as in the past. In the past I would have rated Taste of Home as #1 of all cooking magazines...now I would rate it a capital "F". It's nothing but advertising printed on newspaper quality paper. Absolute Junk! What a disappointment!


title: Four Stars

text: good


title: Good Magazine

text: I like the magazine, but will order direct next time.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. I will order direct next time.


title: Good magazine

text: I love this magazine, but I will order direct next time


title: Kids love these especially it’s Mail with their name on it!

text: Kids love receiving these in the mail with their name in them.


title: Two Thumbs Up

text: Bought it for my Mom.  She loves it & marks pages to show me when I'm around.


title: Magazine Subscription

text: This subscription started promptly and was exactly what I'd ordered.  I'm willing to try another magazine from this company.  Very satisfied!


title: Five Stars

text: Best quilting mag anywhere


title: This magazine is a standard for decorating

text: This magazine always delivers on the decorating!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.  All sorts of good information and no advertising.


title: Great seller.

text: Just as expected. Great seller.


title: Good investment

text: I wasn’t sure my grandkids would be interested but they devour each issue!


title: Long time fav!

text: Its HOT ROD! If you get it no more be said...


title: Good reading and information.

text: To know what's going on in business.


title: Hmmm, Disappointing

text: I am almost up with my subscription of Allure and overall was not impressed with the magazine.  I think the best thing about the magazine were the coupons and samples you sometimes find inside.  I prefer Cosmopolitan a lot more (as it is more well rounded).  Most of the stuff they focus on in the magazine is brand named and too pricey, and it just seems a bit shallow (the last two have had articles on plastic surgery).  I bought the magazine for the makeup tips and it's just disappointing (youtube has better stuff than this did)!  I will not be missing this magazine when the subscription ends!


title: Five Stars

text: Ok


title: Entertainment Weekly

text: I assume that this publication is enjoyed by my son who receives it as a gift from my husband and I every Christmas.


title: content

text: Took three months to receive, expensive, however it is an exceptional magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine! Super ideas for easy meals and decorating tips!!!


title: An informative Spirits magazine

text: I usually don't order magazines because I rarely read them.  However, this magazine I've actually read several of the articles and found them interesting.


title: Informative and Entertaining

text: Great way to know what will appeal to my viewing pleasure, in the evenings and some daytime listings 😉 Does not give a hour by hour channel listings, unless you go to the online guide that comes with the subscription...


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and digital version is awesome!


title: Nostalgia

text: My favorite magazine EVER.  Brings back many memories.


title: Don't recommend

text: I got this for my daughter for Christmas and she was sorely disappointed as at least half of the content is ads. She is only 9 and would be quite easily amused by funny cat images only, but this magazine is lacking even in such easily produced content. I'm pretty sure it would be even more of a disappointment for adults.


title: Spectacular

text: Beautiful magazine.  I don't live near the great Southwest but I am a photographer and I subscribe to this magazine for inspiration.  As an added bonus, it is well-written :)


title: Came in a timely manner

text: I ordered this subscription on 11/24/08 and the first issue arrived about two weeks ago, almost even before I expected it to.  It has been arriving on the same day every week, so I am not left wondering when it will come.  I was worried about ordering a subscribtion online, but it it went very smoothly!  I would order other subscribtions in the future!


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine


title: Hate it

text: I dislike everything about this magazine and no longer want to subscribe to it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: Probably won't reorder, due to NO daytime listings


title: Two Stars

text: Do not renew


title: Sons Love Star Wars.  Love Clone Wars Magazine

text:
My two sons (5 and 9) love Star Wars, Lego Star Wars and the Clone Wars.  They tend to enjoy them piecemeal, meaning we don't have a reliable single source of all things Star Wars.

We bought this magazine from a magazine rack, but found getting each issue unpredictable.  Unlike adult oriented Star Wars magazines, my two boys absorbed each page.  My five year old, who couldn't read, spent hours pouring over the pages and making connections between it and the other media we have.  My nine year old enjoyed the trivia and stories.  Each issue is well worn.

As an original trilogy fan, I have come to appreciate the entire new mythology the Clone Wars has brought into our house.  My younger son is a huge Clone Trooper fan, while the older appreciates the Jedi lore.

The price is good.  Delivery has been prompt.  And each edition has at least one poster; they're really cool and adorn my son's walls.


title: High interest for kids

text: My kids have been getting this magazine for years. Every month they are so excited! Highly engaging articles, great photos, and minimal ads. Great gift!


title: Kids love to read the articles.

text: Kids are excited to read it when it arrives.


title: Purchased for my Mother who is 90 years old with ...

text: Purchased for my Mother who is 90 years old with dementia and failing eye site. She loves it. Will renew whe subscription expires


title: InStyle

text: I am a fan of this magazine and renewed it through Time Direct Ventures. I plan to see if my subscription has been extended.


title: One of my favorites!

text: I love this magazine...it's one of my favorites. The stories and articles are relevant to today's society and each month I look forward to it arriving in my mail.


title: New York Magazine

text: Since this is one of my favorite magazines, I am happy to be able to renew it at an affordable price. Thanks!


title: This a magazine that is dedicated to advertisements. I'm ...

text: This a magazine that is dedicated to advertisements.  I'm not even sure there are any articles in it.  I search but don't really find any.


title: Never received this magazine, but the company took my money for a year and a half...

text: I ordered this magazine a few years ago for my father and renewed the subscription annually. Today I found out he hadn't received any magazines since June of 2018 (he saves literally everything, so I can be that accurate). A huge rip off, and I am glad I asked my mom if he still liked the magazine; otherwise I'd still be ordering this non-existent magazine.


title: Great Car Mag

text: My husband is a car junkie, Velocity Channel is always on at my house and he LOVES this mag.  Great articles, How To's, even great ads.  Another thing he really likes is that the mag isnt covered in bikini clad chicks, there is real content on cars, mods, etc


title: Only wish I had a pin it feature

text: Love love this magazine, inspired by each issue. Ipad version is great but wish it had a "pin it" feature


title: Great Stuff.

text: Just a great read with serious and amusing articles. I love the gear section and have even used the rating to make some purchases. I am a publisher/advertizers dream audience.


title: cheap

text: great mag, lots o tips


title: Five Stars

text: one of the best magazines out there!


title: Save your money

text: We use to get this several years ago. Its changed, not as good.very disappointed.


title: Not very much info

text: No wonder it cost $2


title: AD

text: Love Architectural Digest! It's going up in price but if you love interiors like I do This is the mag for you!


title: Town and Country Magazine

text: Good Read!!


title: Waste of paper

text: Another way to degrade yourself


title: Today, History, Knowledge, Photography

text: Came as Scheduled.  Love our National Geographic.<br />Will Re-Order again


title: Yes

text: Yes


title: Avoid

text:
Do not subscribe to this magazine.  The publisher double-billed me, starting to send me renewal notices by mail, despite that I already paid through Amazon's on-line subscription manager.  They shorted me 2 months.  The very expensive subscription does not include access to their on-line website.

The renewal notices began just 2 months into a 1-year subscription, meaning that I was about to suffer nearly a year of harassment to renew.

For those who have not recently dealt with magazine publishers, failure to return a renewal card (from my own experience) has lead to being turned over to a collection agency and threats to damage my credit score.  This forces me to answer each renewal notice with a letter explaining that I am cancelling the subscription.


title: Useless advice.

text: I hike most weekends, with the occasional overnight.  I find this magazine pretty useless.  The hike ideas are usually the most well known crowded spots.  The gear they endorse is overpriced and uncomfortable.  The writing style is snarky and pretentious.  This magazine is clearly targeting urban gym rats, who are more interested in how they look in a selfie than an actual love of nature.


title: Amazon makes life easier when renewing a subscription.

text: So easy to extend a subscription. No worries....continued without a pause.

user_id: AGUYBLHFTOGZMRCCMOXQICPJOTTA


title: People Magazine subscription

text: I ordered this magazine subscription for my daughter who is battling breast cancer. She has a lot more time on her hands to rest and recouperate and I thought she would enjoy the subscription. It was received very quickly and she got her first issue even before Christmas. I am always pleased with how quickly Amazon.com fills orders.


title: Great magazine.

text: This was a gift for a great'grandson. He loves it.


title: This was a gift for our great-grandson.

text: He just got his first issue and he loved it.


title: Only magazine I have kept for many years. Probably 30-35 years.

text: Short, timely articles.


title: Five Stars

text: as a gift


title: Wrong publication

text: I ordered Save This Day.  Why did I get The Magnificat ?


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine to read if you are looking for great recipes.


title: Great

text: I love Vanity Fair .The price was very good and you get the print mag and the Kindle Fire for one low price


title: Discover publishers demand I reup  6 months after I start getting magazine or will discontinue.

text: I subscribed to Discover last July, a year's subscription.  Now however, Discover is demanding that I renew this subscription in January or they will discontinue sending it to me.  This is nonsense.  I will buy Discover at the news stand from now on.  This is NOT Amazon's fault; it's Discover's publishers who are to blame for this.  Don't subscribe to this magazine or you'll get harassing letters like I am. Jil Pennington


title: Must have for gun nut

text: My brother in law loves this magazine!


title: Old, shredded and too many ads

text: I decided to try a subscription, but the issue that arrived was at least 1 month old. (Same was one I bought in the store over a month ago.) The new issue has already been on magazine stands for days.  The issue was also shredded. (My other mail was fine, so it isn't the postman's fault.) Too many advertisements. I cancelled this subscription.


This magazine has been life changing for me. It really helps give me a breath of fresh air when the daily tasks of motherhood bog me down. It has helped me become a better mother, wife, and overall person. Appreciating the everyday routine and the opportunities it provides can change mundane tasks to beautiful bonding moments. It has helped me realize how much of an impact I can have on my daughter and how children really do remember the simplest memories that for them are so rich, and for parents so simple. I cannot believe there are not more reviews for this magazine. Subscribe. It is worth every penny.


title: The Oct/Nov issue is sadly a total ripoff and a disgrace.

text: Worse issue ever. I have been a very long time subscriber. At least16 years, maybe longer. 14 full page ads, in a magazine that is now so thin that I thought it was just an ad for the magazine!  Mary Liz Shaw, Editor,  bury your head in disgrace!!! The Oct/Nov issue, is not even worth one issue. Unfortunately I subscribed till 2024😣. If this is what your new issues are going to be like, GIVE ME A REFUND!!!  For so many years, I loved Reminisce. Don't waste your hard earned dollars on this present version of Reminisce!!! Just Reminisce what it used to be.😢


title: Good read

text: Like the recipes and photos


title: magazine

text: Fun magazine for a 7-year-old.


title: I love Cars!

text: I'm a car guy so anything with cars and stats I'm in!! No complaints here!


title: For model train enthusiast's

text: Great magazine and reference have bought<br />for years


title: The best!

text: The best!


title: I read Cover to Cover, forget everything else I need to do :)

text: A must read for any Pilates professional as well as a wonderful guide for anyone in this new fitness practice.<br />I always loan to my clients and when they rave and tell me they just subscribed I know Pilates has another convert !


title: Surprisingly bad with little content beyond paid advertisements

text:
I was really looking forward to reading interesting articles by experienced travellers, tips and tricks for getting the most out of your travels, and maybe even some ideas for last-minute or low-cost getaways. I sincerely hope the quality improves.

Sorry Pilar.


title: Wired

text: I have loved Wired since I first picked it up 5 years ago. It felt like, finally, someone made a magazine for ME. Technology applied to culture, trends, daily life, medicine, fashion, and much more!


title: Journal

text: Bought this as a gift for my son, he's very pleased. Received in the condition that the book was described.


title: I regret not subscribing to Highlights Hello

text:
With my first kiddo, we received a gift subscription to Highlights Hello.
To change it up a bit and because the reviews are so good, I decided to subscribe to Babybug for my second kiddo.
I much prefer Highlights Hello.  The stories and pictures are more engaging and interesting than with Babybug.  We've gotten 3 issues of Babybug so far and I'm just NOT impressed.  My daughter seems pretty bored with them, too, and she LOVES to read.
While these types of periodicals are intentionally very formulaic, I'm not impressed with the writing that goes into Babybug.  The illustrations are fun, and my daughter loves the end where they have 4 images scattered throughout the magazine for her to go find.
But, yeah, I find the writing and content in this magazine to be subpar and I much preferred the Highlights that we had for my son -- it seemed better thought out and more appealing to little kids.


title: Great for any homeowner

text: I ordered these for all the Fathers in my family for Father's day.  It’s a really great magazine with little tips and tricks for doing things around the house, new and interesting tools, and some great examples of how people messed up their projects near the back of the magazine.  I liked it so much I bought it for my father for father’s day.  He liked it so much I got it again the next year and added one for my brother (who is a father).  The explanations for projects are great and the magazine is technical enough without getting over the average handyman’s head.  Definitely recommend.


I bought this for my husband because he likes doing home improvement projects. He likes this magazine and has found some good tips in it.


title: Readable content.

text: Good articles. It makes me see what I am missing from other areas of the country without having to read the bulls*** fluff crap that you get in forums.


title: Great magazine

text: Awesome recipes with easy instructions and good pictures.  I can't wait to get this every month in my mailbox!!  Great addition to the food channel.


title: Good magazine

text: Like this magazine


title: Poor publishing

text: I’ve been reading Wired for years.  I’ve enjoyed the deep and relevant content on technology, people in tech and other miscellaneous items.  Then the magazine changed leadership and articles with gray font on silver blocking stated being printed, making the magazine difficult or impossible to read with anything other than angled lights.  There was a surge in letters to the editor complaining about this and the editors essentially said, “too bad, stop asking us to fix cause we aren’t going to.  We like it this way”.  I let my subscription lapse.  They still want me back but I can’t respect a magazine that doesn’t respect its audience.


title: As man of the house, i look forward to this subscription.

text: DIY LIFE!


title: great

text: great


title: Got old magazines all at once, then only a couple new ones

text: Very dissatisfied with how they handled this subscription. Instead of getting 6 months of new magazines, I received 3 old ones from past months all at once, then got maybe 2 more. Just wrong how they handled this. I subscribed to another magazine at the same time and am still receiving them just as I should.


title: Love TV Guide!!

text: Very easy to manage my subscription on Amazon


title: Easy way to subscribe

text: Subscription started when promised. Very happy


title: PLEASED WITH PURCHASE

text: PLEASED WITH PURCHASE


title: A great magazine for 6 year olds.

text: This was a gift for my 6 year grandson. He looks forward to it coming and enjoys it very much.


title: This is the best magazine. My husband and I look forward to ...

text: This is the best magazine.  My husband and I look forward to getting the next issue and my grandchildren love the pictures and articles.


title: McCall's Quilting

text: This quilting magazine is filled with wonderful ideas.  The colors choices are great and you have a choice of easy to hard quilts.  I love the magazine.


title: The New Yorker

text: I have cancelled my subscription as I found many of the articles on topics that held little interest for me.  Occasionaly, there was a short story or a book review that I found informative.  Lots of advertising for items I don't want or need.  A.M. Seidler


title: Great read for tween

text: My granddaughter love it, so I renewed it the second time.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine. I don't usually read printed magazines but this one I read cover to cover


title: Careful about renewal. I

text: I didn't want to sign up for another year but was told because it would expire in Jan. I had to. I wasn't given any notice until Dec.!  The Christmas issue was horrible and that did it for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good recipes


title: Wonderful food magazine!

text: I love Eating Well and have been a subscriber for about 5 years. Variety of recipes without exotic ingredients.  Yum.


title: renewed for my wife.

text: My wife loves this magazine.  I renewed it for her.  I am hoping that the subscription will last for the full two years


title: great magazine

text: great magazine. good recipes. have been reading this magazine and was happy to find it at such a great price


title: and information is fantastic.

text: The artists, tutorials, and information is fantastic.


title: Topical, interesting content

text: I have read this publication for many years, enjoying content on movies, music, books, reviews, etc. This is a great publication to keep informed with all media...


title: ... loading ammo needs to read Handloader it is the best source of information on loading ammo

text: Anyone into loading ammo needs to read Handloader it is the best source of information on loading ammo.


title: Great recipes!

text: Always find recipes that I can't wait to make.  Paula adds little stories about her family and friends plus beautiful pictures!


title: very informative magazine

text: Discover is the one of the most informative technical magazines on the market today.  Ordering your magazines through Amazon is not only more cost effective than other offers, you can manage all your current subscriptions in one convenient location without the hassle of multiple renewal notices that start arriving months before actual renewal date.


title: Really good info

text: I believe that Tufts is the only college/university with a nutrition/dietary department.  Articles are informative and well worth reading if you are interested in your nutrition


title: Love this magazine!

text: Really a great magazine if you love the seashore, islands, summer living.  Eye candy that can put you in an instant good mood.  They have suggestions for get-aways, decorating ideas for shore-type decors, even some great recipes. They don't just show mansions by the sea.  Often they feature lovely cottages.  I love to see what great ideas people have for small spaces. Lovely pictures. Beautiful scenery.  Coastal Living Magazine--take me away!


title: Reader's Digest is for the whole family.

text: How can anyone not enjoy reading Reader's Digest?!  I got the subscription for my husband, but I enjoy it too. And the price was right.


title: Great KC magazine!

text: This magazine is fantastic!  It has lots of information on people and places in Kansas City, as well as some destination attractions in other countries.  It features a different Kansas City house in every edition, and there are reviews of local restaurants, along with some recipes that these restaurants specialize in.  I get inspired every time I read it.


title: Four Stars

text: Many nice interesting articles.  Beautiful photography!


title: Large Print is Great for Seniors

text: Large print is perfect for senior citizens.  My mother-in-law takes days to read through other magazines but will devour her new large print Reader's Digest in just an afternoon.  The larger print is a pleasure for her to read.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: A great read


title: Fun to look through

text: I like to look through this magazine to see what money can buy ...unfortunately most of the projects and ideas are not in my price range nor I would guess in the range of most average people.  Sometimes I can take a few ideas from an expensive renovation to make it work.  Some of the tips on organization and crafts etc. are doable.


title: Not what it used to be ...

text: I have been reading this magazine since I was about 10 ...I'm 62 now ...and I enjoy the variety of articles.  The medical and science<br />articles often give me a jumping off place to learn more via the computer.  It is also easy to carry around to the airport and Dr. office etc.  Unfortunately there is much more "fluff" than there used to be.  What used to take me two hours to get through now can be read in an hour ...a sign of the times I guess


title: Fun to browse

text: I always enjoy looking through this magazine.  It has some good health articles and recipes.  Some of the craft ideas are fun but tend to be a little expensive as are the fashion and home improvements.  Lovely to see but too expensive for the average person.  I wish there was a little more information geared to seniors.


title: Worth Every Penny!

text: This is a wonderful magazine filled with great projects, wonderful step by step home improvements and lots of handy tips!  Best of all, many/most of these are not for the wealthy homeowner with architects and high end home decorators but rather for the average DIY with a moderate amount of money to spend. My biggest "problem" with this magazine is trying to figure out how to catalog and save all of the many well presented tips, ideas and projects!


title: like any other Mag

text: It was ok, not that great.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this mag. I kept the hat.


title: GREAT magazine

text: Love the magazines, but I didn't expect to get the first three issues (originally scheduled to begin in March)  within 3 weeks of each other.  I hope the remaining issues do not come as often.


title: She asks for it EVERY  year

text: My daughter in-law , asks for this for her stocking stuffer every year...she loves it


title: Great for Coin Collectors

text: I like the magazine; I wish there were more articles.


title: ... third renewal for Puntoycoma and I find it a great magazine for helping me improve my Spanish

text: This is my third renewal for Puntoycoma and I find it a great magazine for helping me improve my Spanish. It is not a magazine for beginners or novice level speakers/readers. That said, there are some articles in the magazine that people learning Spanish can find useful if they are willing to work at it. The CD that accompanies the magazine gives the reader an opportunity to listen to the audio while reading an article which I like very much. The articles are varied and interesting and I always look forward to my next issue.  I hope you find this review useful.


title: hands-on Racing news

text:
Sure you can pop over to the website, but having the physical issues in hand to be able to review when you aren't near a computer is a huge benefit.

Whether you are new to racing or a long time fan, you can learn something in each issue. Current health issues, historic data for specific races, as well as showcases of bloodlines -- all things that are important to a horseman wanting to grow their knowledge-base.


title: YESSSSSSSSSSS

text:
Best magazine ever.  Stories are well done and all ways interesting and the photogrphy is superb
I have a suggestion please  require less words and probably have more feedback.
Thank You.


title: Auto Renew for Time Magazine

text: I've read Time magazine for 50 years, and the auto renew feature of Amazon is convenient.  I no longer guess when the subscription expires--Amazon does that--and I simply get the message in my inbox and do nothing.  Easy, convenient and no missing issues.


title: Still Awesome

text: Still great, funny and extremely sarcastic after all these years. Incredible how the magazine could maintain such a level. I would recommend to anyone who needs a good belly laugh.


title: 'Wired' Not Really a Computer Magazine

text: Not really what I thought it was. Not much in the magazine on computers and tech items. Would not recommend to anyone interested in computer components.


Good magazine if you live in LA or are planning a visit.  Very restaurant focused so if you are interested in where to eat this is a good magazine to get.  They do a good job reviewing new restaurants.  There is usually 1 or 2 interesting articles highlighting something interesting about LA.  There is also a Things to Do section which can be helpful as well.  The nice thing is this magazine is not celebrity focused.  Yes it's LA, but there's more going on here then knowing where celebs were last spotted.


title: Artistic Inspiration !

text: This magazine is SO worth the wait to have it shipped to the US. The imagery is lovely and provides great references for garden and architectural subject matter.


title: More Poultry News for your Money!

text:
The Poultry Press has been delivering the goods on purebred poultry for many generations, with the youngest member of the latest generation beginning to learn the process.  This is no "fly by night" rag, and you'll always be a winner when you receive your monthly issue.  And if you are a big fan of Purina poultry feeds, you'll get more than your subscription rate returned by using the valuable coupons in each issue.  The most prevalent is the ' $5.00 off of two bags' of poultry feed, your choice, but twice in the past few months, I've received the greater " $15.00 off of six bags of feed," which amounts to quite a savings!

The articles included in each issue range from the very easy, follow the numbers type, to the more detailed uses of genetics in developing more from your birds.  There is something here for each level of poultry enthusiast, with valuable medical advice, friendly "how-to's" for those of us who may not know how-to, and an easy to read format, even for those of us who must use those all important "readers!"

Plus, the family who runs the Poultry Press have been diligent in giving of their time, their service, and their financial help to the many quality shows they cover each year.  They travel from one end of our continent to the other, to make sure their readers receive the very latest in poultry news, from new laws and regulations to the latest breakthroughs in the purebred poultry industry.

You'll find available, qualified judges in one section, ranked breed clubs in another, and news about the 'Future of the Fancy,' as co-owner Bill Wulff calls our young folks.

You can't go wrong with this one, this is one fine egg!

Yours in the Fancy,
Sandy


title: Five Stars

text: given as a gift and they love it


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!

text: Every article is interesting and useful for anyone who likes to garden and homestead. Never hurts to be educated, in case additional skills are needed to survive.


title: Best COOKING MAGAZINE, HANDS DOWN!

text: Have ordered and used recipes from this magazine for 20 years. Whenever church has had a cooking contest, a recipe from here has made me win it! Hand's down the best, most useful cooking recipes. In 20 years, I've only had one recipe our family didn't like. Our 8 children grew up helping me cook every dinner from this magazine. Had to laugh when they moved out and tried frozen dinners and said they were disgusting LMBO Once your family is used to real home cooked meals, they'll never settle for less! Plus, cooking with your children teaches them a valuable skill, and builds many wonderful family memories. Lastly, their recipes for holidays are outstanding!


title: MY FAVORITE GARDENING MAGAZINE!

text: I've been getting this magazine for 10 years. It's so helpful, I keep my old issues organized and handy for when I design new gardens or pots.


title: Valuable even for the home gardener

text: Although some articles are not interesting, there are many ads for supplies. I was stunned at the variety and scope of supplies in ads. Just the ads helped me to do some major projects and gave me professional long lasting results. I know it's on the expensive side, but as a gardening addict, I love it anyway.


title: NEVER DISAPPOINTS | LOVE IT

text: A FAVORITE, year after year!


title: Cheaper to subscribe directly from mag site

text: This is a great magazine, but it's only $12.00 a year on martha's website. It's definitely worth it to subscribe if you want exactly what the title declares: everyday food.


title: Lots of ads not much to it.

text: Just not what I expected lots of ads I don’t bother to look at it anymore I just give them away. Just not for me.


title: Came very quickly/lots of activities

text: We’ve read and like these magazines in doctor’s offices. We aren’t going out now so I ordered mid March and I got the March/April magazine which was exciting because Amazon said it wouldn’t start until August.


title: Not a big fan

text: This magazine is like reading the same thing over and over again every month. When is this magazine going to get some new material?


title: Great magazines!

text: I have had subscriptions for time-to-time of Cuisine At Home and have been very pleased with them. They have flavorful, fast, healthy meals and are sturdy enough to keep as a magazine/cookbook.  I have gotten many go-to recipes from the pages of this magazine.  Definitely gift it to the foodies on your list!


title: No thanks

text: They never have any coupons any more, they used to have a ton of coupons and now you're lucky if you see five useless coupons. Recipes aren't that inspiring and ita content is meh.


title: Women's Health magazine

text: I adore Women's Health Magazine.  buying it from Amazon was great.  I got it in a timely manner and enjoy getting it every month.


title: If you could read only ONE car magazine - this is it !

text:
Assuming you can read German, then "auto motor und sport" is simply an amazing publication - there is nothing else like it.  Come to think of it, Japanese car magazines are perhaps better - but few outside Japan can read them.
This magazine presents and tests cars that few in the US will ever see - thanks to our arrogant Federal regulations.  <sigh>  The test standards in this magazine make US publications look childish; e.g. a vehicle's 0-60mph time is not the end-all, be-all performance test... no wonder American cars are the way they are...
In other words, this is not for NASCAR fans, but for those who appreciate tests of vehicles done from the perspective of the world's most demanding drivers - Germans - this is the perfect magazine.


title: Terrible price, terrible customer service

text: The New Yorker is a great magazine. Unfortunately, their customer service (Conde Nast's?) is terrible. And so is the price being offered by amazon. Look around and you can get the magazine for a year for 39.95. I made the mistake of initially renewing at the amazon price. I quickly realized I was being had so cancelled the subscription. New Yorker customer service assured me they had cancelled my renewal and a refund had been applied to my credit card. So I renewed at the lower rate. The initial renewal refund never showed up on my credit card so I disputed the charge. But the brainiacs at the New Yorker then cancelled my second renewal. So, now I have paid for the better price but am not getting the magazine. Looks like another disputed credit card charge. I'm going to dispute the second renewal, wait a couple of months and then renew, once I have received refunds for both of my renewal attempts for which I have not received a magazine. Really a shame that such an interesting magazine has such inept customer service. By the way, why do magazines keep perpetuating the auto-renewal scam? Make auto-renewal something you have to opt in to participate in. I don't want auto-renewal to be something I have to go to the hassle of opting out of. Just know you can get a year's subscription for no more than 39.95. Keep looking if the price is higher than that.


title: be sure to cancle auto renew

text: i did not even mean to order this, and it automatically renews at as huge cost ! the magazine is way thinner than i remember it in the past, and lots of addvertisements


title: Paint and tchotchkes

text:
The magazine is pretty, but seems to be all about paint. And tchotchkes. Not really any substance otherwise.

If you’re looking to redecorate this might be fun, otherwise is just more paper laying around the house.


title: Love it.

text: After previously trying to subscribe and not receiving the magazine, I finally got it.  Love it.


title: Mostly  advertising.

text: This is a waste of paper.  Probably  2/3 advertisements.


title: Excellent magazine.

text: Excellent magazine.


title: Best investing advice available!

text: Now a fifth year subscriber, this paper is my investing Bible.  But remember, it's the INVESTOR'S, not TRADER'S Business Daily.  If you learn and follow their CANSLIM method you will be a successful investor.  Get rich quick?  No, but you can definitely manage your own stock portfolio better than your investment advisor or mutual fund manager can.  Give yourself two years to learn, and expect to make all of the typical mistakes, and probably lose some money.  After two years, if you stick with it and learn from your mistakes you will be ready to make your stock portfolio grow.  There's nothing more satisfying than controlling your own money successfully.  Skip the right-wing drivel on the editorial page.  I read it just for a giggle occasionally.  But the advice on investing is GOLD!!!


title: Outstanding

text: My husband loves this magazine and it is great that we can set up an automatic renewal. We will continue with this magazine it is great for your military collectors.


title: Wonderful and woody

text:
I stumbled upon this Tome a while back and was very taken with it.  Not only are the layouts fabulous but the writers add just a touch of humour to the articles. One of the things I have drawn from the issues is their use of color.  I have been able to really track my own preferences from the photos and add them to my storyboard inspiration.  Further, the articles are fun and informative, I actually READ them through.  WOI manages to be incredibly informational as well as fun.  I love finding the "Wink Wink" bits scattered throughout.

I have in-fact, actually contacted some of their featured designers and been very pleased with the results.  The magazine may seem unrealistic at first but it is actually very obtainable.  Lots of fun and beauty.

One of my favorite features is the learning curve.  I discover so much about various cultures in the esoterica of the design world.

Wonderful Magazine.


title: Not was it used to be

text:
Both the format and content of this magazine from the Martha Stewart stable have declined over the past few years.  These days it's little more than an indulgence of Martha's upmarket lifestyle - who cares what her monthly calendar reads?  Do we really want to know she's clipping her toenails on Wednesday, and wrapping a gift for one of her oh-so-lucky friends on Friday?
The photography is great, a few issues ago, pages were wasted showing off pictures of her cookies, in a merciless promotion of her new cookie book, but, not one recipe was shared, probably since her latest cookie book is no more than a compilation of recipes that she's printed in earlier issues of the magazine.
I admire Martha Stewart and all that she has done to build her empire, but, between the pages and pages of ads, and Martha's self indulgence, there's little new and useful content in this magazine, although it is still better than a lot of the other trashy lifestyle mags out there.


title: Great inspiration when building a home

text: Beautiful pictures of interiors.  Many ideas for home decorating.


title: Best Magazine

text: Love this magazine. It's the only magazine I read from front to back. I love the humor section and the human interest stories. It is easy to transport. Since doctor offices do not provide magazines in waiting rooms at the moment, I take it with me to all my appointments.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Always good.


title: Beautiful Magazine! Great Value!

text: I have always loved this magazine!  Beautiful photos!  Endearing historical stories.  Each issue is a keepsake item!  This subscription is a gift for my husband! ❤


title: MAGAZINE

text: GOOD PRICE


I can read and peruse the entire magazine in 10 minutes.  Nothing of interest and the recipe section is pathetic.


title: came on time!

text: came on time, my father loves this magazine.


title: Best Music Mag Ever

text: Hands down, Mojo is the most well-written, informed magazine concerning popular (not pop) music published today; covering rock & roll, rhythm & blues, country...I'm talking the vintage stuff.  A fat wealth of information without the pandering BS and hype contained in nearly ALL comparable U.S. publications.  Reviews are well-informed and referenced, interviews and articles are well-researched and do not insult the intelligence of either the reader or the subject. Ever wanna' know what went on in the studio with Alex Chilton and The Replacements?  Did Johnny Cash really set a mountain on fire?  Mojo usually does a couple of massive feature articles on popular and/or influential bands of the past,plus short interviews with personalities (ever wonder what Tony Blair listens to when he gets up in the morning?), a few hundred record and concert reviews, new releases, UK club dates. Makes Rolling Stone and SPIN look like the TeenBeat rags they truly are.  Well worth the price.  The only thing the US produces that comes close is MAGNET.


title: FAST SHIP! Good Mag :)

text: This magazine was for a bride-to-be friend of mine as a gift. I was notified that first issue wouldn't be received until October 6, but she got her first issue last week!<br />The price is great, and she seems happy with the magazine :)


title: AWESOME DEAL THROUGH AMAZON!!

text: Amazon offered an awesome deal on this, which made getting the CD with the mag much more affordable.<br />This was a gift for my boyfriend, but we definitely both enjoy it.


title: If I could give it no stars...

text:
This was a free subscription and it is worth every penny I paid for it.  What miniscule references there are to father figures is smartassey and lame.  Apparently there are no single fathers who care about their children.  I forget the exact number, but something like 30 out of the 32 editors for this rag are female.  Nice balance, folks.

This piece of trash goes straight to the recycle bin when it shows in the mailbox.


title: Still very informative articles even in this digital age

text: National Geographic magazine still retain very interesting articles that are not available on the internet.  I get most of my news and information from the internet, but National Geographic still manages to come up with very interesting articles that I read.  Great Job!


title: Four Stars

text: Can you fix it yes you can


title: Horrible customer service

text: While the magazine itself is okay if you are into running, the customer service at Rodale might be the worst I've ever experienced.  I tried for months to get a gift subscription for my girlfriend and despite processing payments and taking my money, weeks and weeks went by without her getting a magazine.  When I called them the automated service told me my account number was for an account that had been cancelled and promptly hung up on me.  Because the account was shown as cancelled it denied me the ability to speak to a real person.  So I tried contacting them via email and it is now 4 wks later and I STILL have no magazine and nothing to show...but they certainly took my money.  Dealing with them has been a horrible experience and I suggest finding other magazines you enjoy that aren't via Rodale.


title: Magazine

text: Delivery was late, basic Car magazine.


title: have no idea, have not heard or seen anything of it

text: i ordered this and have not heard anything from the company or see any thing in the mail. Not to happy about it at the moment.


title: Five Stars

text: will enjoy


title: Good material and helpful tips for just about anything carry related.

text: Wide variety of topics covered.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought this for a parent that has alsheimers and she loves it


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Got this for a parent and at 90 she loves it


title: great beading magazine

text: Ordered this as a gift.  The first issue was received within 4 weeks of placing the order through Amazon. This was my first time at ordering a magazine subscription through Amazon....probably will try this again.


title: Lovely, peaceful words.

text: Love these Godly inspired thoughts and prayers. Just wish it were a monthly publication rather than every other month.


title: Handy to have the print issue

text: I'm a TV nerd, I admit it and I don't want to miss anything so getting the print issue of TV Guide works great for me. I appreciate the "highlights" listed for each evenings primetime viewing and I like the grid format A LOT. At a glance I am able to see whats new for the evening so I can program my DVR quickly and get it done with. On occasion I have used the Kindle edition and found it fun too, but I much prefer the print. (Same with my books though, so take that for what it's worth, ha ha). Also as an aside I enjoy the "thumbs up/thumbs down" TV review on the back page each week too!


title: Great magazine! Mostly home improvement projects that can be ...

text: Great magazine! Mostly home improvement projects that can be done in a few days if you're experienced in the building trades at all.


title: Fantastic magazine. Lots of great articles and money saving ...

text: Fantastic magazine. Lots of great articles and money saving tips. I like the reviews because the most expensive product isn't always the one they push.


title: Order this magazine

text: The Stonehenge issue is fascinating, as are most of the articles and pictures in National Geographic.  I would recommend it to anyone who likes true stories about geography, history and has a curious mind.  And the price is great.


title: worth the money

text: Hubby got this subscription for his birthday and looks forward to it. A great magazine!!


title: Good

text: Good


title: At least you knew who the enemy was in WWII

text: Brutality. Casualties. Mistreatment of civilians and prisoners (on all sides). War is hell. But...... At least you knew who the enemy was, and America was, for a time, united. Compared to now, when you consider the extreme hatred between political parties, America was a better place. Yes. Descrimination existed. Still does. But at least then, men married women, and kids did not get thrown out of school for drawing a picture of a gun. This country is completely off the rails nowadays. This magazine takes me back to a better time in America.  I have studied history for years, and am now able to contemplate and enjoy it all.


title: Burda Style

text: I have been a subscriber for a year now and got say, I am a fan!  The only complaint that I have....I wish they would provide a link to their fabric and notions used in their fashion creations.  There have been a couple of items I would have loved to duplicate but to no avail.  The patterns can be a bit tricky...my advise is to invest in a roll of tracing paper.  If you are into sewing and fashion this magazine is for you!


title: A Must for Some, Too Much for Others

text: Too technical for my needs. I just wanted to learn about Heirloom seeds...not get a degree in it.


title: More Bang for your Buck!

text: National Geographic Magazine offers more for your money than any other publication I know.  The quality of research, variety of subject matter, and the manner in which the each article is tackled is superb.  From first page turned to last page sadly closed, your attention will be gripped and you won't be able to put it down!  It's hard to imagine the depth of information that this publication disseminates for the subscription price it charges; it's the best bargain on the planet.  Over the years our family school projects have been enhanced through NGM; we have all been educated far beyond what our schooling brought us; solid statistics have been passed on to others, to help further their knowledge on a topic.  Our magazines have been lent out to others and at the end, due to minimal storage space, I have (albeit reluctantly)"recycled" my older magazines to schools or other institutions that crave these educational magazines.  Again - BEST BARGAIN ON THE PLANET!


title: Keeping up..

text: A good read. I look forward to each issue.


title: BREW Your Own Magazine

text: I've been purchasing this magazine subscription for probably 4-5 years for son-in-law. It must be a big hit, because he asks for it every Christmas.


title: Must have for Texans

text: Great magazine


title: Good

text: Helpful article, good magazine , like the tv show used to be.


title: Bought as gift for grandmother

text: My grandmother didn't like the magazines because "they have too much inappropriate language" and she didn't "like to read about that kind of stuff", but my father enjoyed reading the magazines after she decided she didn't want them anymore, so there's that. Great for dads, not great for grandmas (unless your grandma is cool).


title: Just started

text: So far so good. Just started.


title: Subscription just started

text: So far so good.


title: No Magazine

text: I’ve heard this is a good magazine but unfortunately I ordered this in October and the person I ordered it for has yet to receive a copy. However, customer service was great in helping me resolve the issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine. Lots of good recipes.


title: Three Stars

text: Not like it used to be


title: ❤ when this magazine arrives!!

text: ❤ this magazine! Filled with helpful tips & info!


title: The REAL Country Living!

text:
Well, it's been a blur.  I discovered this magazine in the rack at Barnes & Noble, and absolutely loved it.  I ordered a couple of back issues online from various sources, and every issue was amazing.  I love the page design, typography, handsome/atmospheric photos, and (best of all) the content.  There's no comparison to the US version - which I stopped subscribing to a couple years ago.  (too many pages of advertising and
tedious feature stories.....a real "drop off" in quality)  Was so happy to see that print subscriptions are available here - when I checked a week ago, the only availability was the Kindle version.  Not for me -- I love the feel of a magazine in my hand, plus I clip ideas for my visual archives and files.
Looking forward to my subscription.  Thanks, Amazon.


title: Go ahead -- You deserve it!

text:
I have just one question:  What TOOK me so long?  My subscription to WOI just kicked in, and I am doing the Happy Dance.  Not only a stunning issue, but also some accompanying sheets of giftwrap, based on the featured stories inside.  This time, it's the "Pattern" issue.  Could NOT be better.  Here's the tease........Alexander Girard's long-ago Santa Fe house/ a look at the Bloomsbury home and all those wonderful painted touches/a close-up look at a museum-quality collection of vintage textile swatch books/a beyond-intricate Indian palace/an article about the new V&A textile galleries, etc.
FAR more than just a shelter magazine, WOI throws a wide net, covering the whole world of visual fascinations.
Dive in -- Treat yourself.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoyable magazine. A little expensive without a deal.


title: Material is Good, Stopped Getting Them

text: We love Highlights. We unfortunately fell for the scratch off and didn't read the small print. When I suspended the 2nd subscription I unknowingly signed up for, we also stopped getting the Highlights I already paid for for the year. I hear it's next to impossible to cancel. So, I was a little disappointed.


title: My wife likes it. So that's good.

text: Only four stars for one reason. My wife loves to read this. So for that, I considered 5 stars. Until I recall having to shiplap a deco wall in my living room. So I knocked it down to 4.


title: Great articles

text: Good timely articles with excellent photographs.


title: Perfect Present for Children!

text: I can't decide what I love more- the incredible prize or the fact that my daughters' love receiving something in the mail for them once a month! I will be renewing the subscription, completely worth the price. All sorts of great activities, articles, and graphics for kids of all ages!


title: Five Stars

text: A gift!


title: Five Stars

text: The this magazine great articles.


title: Love it

text: Taste of Home everything is my favorite!


title: Five Stars

text: Delightful for any foodie!


title: Still available and still highly recommended!

text:
The person who said this gorgeous magazine is no longer being published, is simply wrong. It IS still being published; I just received the first issue of my own subscription!

Unfortunately, if you can't find it on your local newsstand, it can be difficult to find subscription information. "Collectible Automobile" doesn't seem to have a web site (in this day and age???), and so the only way to subscribe is to find an issue somewhere and send in one of the cards included in each issue, or, blessedly, here through Amazon.com.

Update: This magazine has finally set up a website.


title: Christmas Gift

text: I purchased the magazine for my son-in-law who has everything.  He was very pleased and has received copies regularly.  Now that I know how easy it is to purchase magazines through Amazon, I will continue to give them as gifts.


title: Gift for a Friend

text: I purchased the Paula Deen book for a friend and she was very surprised to receive it in the mail.  I am very pleased with the process of ordering through Amazon and will do more purchases of magazines in the future.


title: Not worth 5 CENTS, let alone $5.00. In addition, you can NOT cancel subscription, once in effect!!!

text: DON'T TRUST AMAZON. All in all, it is NOT worth the yearly fee!!!


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine. He loves the various articles and all he learns


title: Five Stars

text: My husband has just recently started hunting and he was thrilled to have this to read and learn from...


title: ... there was a listing of daytime shows but it's good

text: Wish there was a listing of daytime shows but it's good otherwise


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: A favorite magazine - A country person at heart!


title: luv it

text: I save these magazines -- great recipes.


title: Great fun

text: I love this magazine -- I keep them and re read them -- a great resource


title: eAsy read

text: I just love this magazine -- I read it cover to cover and save


title: Just got this

text: I have really not had a chance to really get into this magazine. But from what I have seen so far its a very nice mag.


title: I love this.

text: I love to look at this magazine and so do my granddaughters. They both have made several dishes they have found it here. They now cook for me...


title: Helpful

text: Glad to get this. We had it for many years and subscription must have lapsed without a notice. Love this magazine with so many helpful articles & advice.


title: too bad you can't get free access to the website when you buy the magazine!

text: I think if you buy this magazine it should come with a Ferrari because it's expensive ;-)<br />What I would think is that the long time editor should let you access their website for free when you buy the mag, but that's only my opinion. He wants you to pay for everything!


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine- lots of good articles will renue for sure


title: Still quality content

text: Good content, not overrun with ads.


title: For Hardscore Trendsetters

text: Unlike some of the other female-orientated magazines, this one does not include many articles of any type. Most of the pages are filled with the latest trends. This magazine is not for someone who likes some substance to their magazine, but if you're a hardcore shopper and just looking for the latest fashions, it's a good magazine. Be aware, however, that most of the products they advertise are pretty high in the price bracket and no plus-sizes are included.


title: I used to love it. Now, not so much.

text:
I used to love Entertainment Weekly. I started subscribing in the early '90s and would read it cover-to-cover each week. Then in the 2000s, it became increasingly political. At first it was little comments and digs here and there. Then it gradually became more aggressive. A few years ago I finally gave up and cancelled my subscription and never looked back. The final straw was when they viciously attacked a celebrity who made a politically incorrect statement that the editors did NOT like. This from the magazine that gave the Dixie Chicks the cover after their offensive remarks, letting them wrap themselves in the 1st Amendment, and which lectured its readers on the need for tolerance and willingness to hear opposing views. I agree with those principles and was disgusted at how selectively this magazine chose to follow them. It seems everything is getting politicized these days and it would have been nice for EW to have been a fun little non-political oasis. On those occasions when the entertainment world intersected with politics, maybe cover it without taking sides.

To be honest, that's not the only reason I quit EW. I had also grown tired of all the fawning publicity puff pieces. Journalist meets Celebrity at a restaurant. Journalist details what Celebrity wore (so stylish!). The two discuss Celebrity's latest project with a breezy air, as though they're the best of friends. Celebrity laughs in response to Journalist's clever question. Journalist is impressed at how cool Celebrity is. You really must read/watch Celebrity's latest book/movie/TV show...  On the plus side, the reviews section was usually pretty good.

While I stopped reading it, I continue to give it as a gift subscription to my sister, who still enjoys it.


title: Big fav

text: Our thirteen year old son loves this magazine and we all get something out of it every issue.  We'll keep renewing this one.


title: Decent magazine with poor customer service

text: Last Christmas my husband bought me this subscription.  I was so excited to get a magazine I could relate too; however, in july, I contacted the company since I hadn't received the last magazine.  I contacted them several times before I finally received the most recent issue (dec).  I did not receive 3 issues in a bi-monthly subscription totaling 6 issues.  It is so disappointing in gluten free magazines there are only a few magazines to choose from, so why can't they provide better customer service and to at least provide what is promised without having to fight for it.


title: Not what it was anymore

text:
I bought my first Road and Track subscription when I was 13 years old (I had to save up my 25 cents per week allowance for a long time).
I was gobsmacked (look that one up kids....)
They wrote an entire magazine just for me and I got it every month!
I bought subscriptions every year (sometimes multi year subscriptions for a discount)... for 46 years!
Yes, I am now a "young" 70 years old.....LOL
Last year, however, they changed the format and lost me.....a car nut.....a guy who bought 46 new cars, trucks and motorcycles throughout his life.
I completely understand things changing in the car mag world.....
Other magazines, now road test sensible cars and SUVs on the basis of how many cup holders and cubbies it has, or whether you can get it with the DVD players on the back of the driver and passengers headrest.
It is a sad future for car nuts.......
God bless Cars and Coffee......
RIP Car Mags......


title: GReat.

text: This is a really good Magazine i highly recommend it.


title: Excellent Homebuilding Resource

text: This is my favorite magazine for homebuilding topics.  It provides rich descriptions of general homebuilding topics.  This magazine probably wouldn't be the right magazine for weekend DIY'ers as many of the topics cover longer term construction issues.  It is a great resource for students of home design and construction, and I find myself looking back to old issues often.  The magazine also does a nice job of explaining the "little things" that can get lost in this era of warehouse building supply stores, and cookie-cutter construction techniques.


title: Good magazine!

text: Really enjoy this magazine. Love the majority of the recipes in it--they're not hard to make. Had to skip a few that required more chef-like items I don't own, but otherwise a great choice!


title: Husband loves it

text: Husband recently got into craft beers, so I got him this magazine.  He looks forward to receiving it and keeps them to refer back to.  Lots of good info and new beers to try!


title: People review by Marilyn Monroe(Garry Hixon)

text: People is a good magazine, if you can't read it at your local library then you should subscribe to this as well as Rolling Stone. People magazine, ah where else could you get the scoop on celebrities so few in number and so bloody rich, your glad that they don't pass through your town. This magazine gets more popular every day and year, surpassed only by US magazine! Drew seems to get in here more than anyone, this months is cool, boy those stars love Krispy creme's! A great magazine the real Monroe cant afford to be seen in!-Love Marilyn!


title: great magazine

text: I really liked getting this magazine. the stories were informative and I liked how they set out people to actually walk the trails and give a detailed directions for the hike that they were on. only reason for not a 5 star rating is that there is to much advertising through out the whole magazine.


title: It’s  enjoying  and  fun

text: It’s fun looking  for words  and  it’s relaxing


title: Best tech magazine

text: I have been reading Wired since they first started publishing.  They just keep getting better.  I'm a techie and it keeps me up to date with what's going on in the development of new technology, as well as social and cultural impacts.  Just a great publications!


title: Guitar player

text: Great magazine


title: Lots to see here...

text: I love this magazine.  I find that now I'm married, I read "women's magazines" but they're actually great.  I like that O has the right amount of ads, articles, advice, fashion, and recipes.  I know Oprah rubs some people the wrong way (me too, sometimes) but it's a great magazine and other than the cover and the back page it's not screaming "OPRAH!!!" in your face.  A very nice read throughout the year.


title: A very cute SCAM

text:
I would have given this product more stars if it weren’t for 2 things:
1) Subscription services with auto-renewal are a scam.
2) If you didn’t save your last issue and recycled it, you can’t cancel. Your account number, printed on your issues is required for cancellation. Guess you’re out of luck until they slowly send you the next one.


title: Informative

text: Lots of info about New Mexico people & places


title: Great resource

text: Lots of info


title: Great Great Niece Loves It!!!

text: My Niece really enjoys the magazine!


title: Where are the coupons?

text: All You is getting more and more disappointing with each issue. I missed the older issues where there were "$152 of coupon savings!" written in the top right corner. Now, I noticed we'll be lucky if get $10 worth of coupons inside. I flipped through the December issue and saw that it only had $4 worth of coupons, and the January 2015 one only has $2.50 for butterball turkey! $2.50! I had to do a double check just to make sure. What happened All You? The entire purpose that used set this magazine apart was the fact that it offered manufacturer coupons to its readers. I guess that's changed now. My subscription will be ending soon, and lets just say I have no plans on renewing.


title: Decent

text: More advertising than anything, but some good articles.


title: Three Stars

text: Not super impressed


title: Not as good as used to be

text: Not as high quality as it used to be; did not receive all 12 issues / a year’s worth.


title: Great Political Magazine for Urban Radicals

text: If you want to burn down a city or occupy a courthouse "for social justice" or just raise a fist against your neighbor who might be of European heritage, this is the magazine for you. It is a sleek urban diatribe against society, history, tradition, and the rule of law. The new Elle seeks to redefine gender and beauty along radical Leftist lines. If you are "down with struggle" and no longer believe in beauty, femininity, or even the reality of women and girls as a gender, then here's your sermon book. Otherwise, best look elsewhere.


title: An excellent Interior Design source for ethnic minorities

text: The magazine has transformed into something that is basically targeted to minorities and urban demographics. I think it's great that they have decided to exit the traditional market and focus on style and designers "of color." Elle Decor is WOKE city. The main criterion for being featured in their pages has almost nothing to do with design or style or being accomplished in the design world; skin color is the thing that really matters. I'm not sure how many of the 13% of the population are into high end interior design, but for those who are: THIS IS YOUR MAGAZINE. For others, I'd suggest you look elsewhere.


title: Very Sorry I Subscribed

text:
I bought a year of AD based on my fond memories of what this magazine used to be. It has turned into a shadow of it's former self. Every issue seems to be a desperate effort to pander to one "political identity" group or another.  I can't image that anyone seriously interested in high end interior design would bother with this. Apparently young urban millenials are the target. Whatever. Who cares? It's not me and I don't want any of my remaining issues. I throw them in the garbage as soon as they arrive. The woke 26 year olds with their worthless degrees in post modern gobbledygook killed another once great thing in America. This woke trash will get thinner and thinner and then go digital only before finally going out of business. Then the woke millenials who drove it in the ground will dutifully move on to destroy something else. Think of all the damage you will be able to do before you even realize that your Marxist professors were full crap and know even less about the world than you do.

Try Verandah.


title: By the time it arrives to your house all the ...

text: By the time it arrives to your house all the articles are dated and all the anime has come and gone. Takes too long to receive.


title: Great magazine for beginners and experts

text: Great magazine for fly fishers! Great teaching tool for beginners and plenty to keep experts reading as well. Where to go, when to go, flies to use and how to tie them, new ideas and technology, laws and regulations. This one has it all.


title: A pretty girly magazine with potential to diversify

text:
I was looking for a magazine to get a friend's teenage daughter who is at an age where she is interested in pop stars, beauty tips, fashion, celebrity news with a tasty bite, a bit of serious writing to make her think; after all she is at an age where she has to face the real world.

I have to say Seventeen fitted all of the above criteria and it did it well, the photography was good, the writing style up-beat and smart, not too much talking down to the reader, however I did have one gripe that might offend people and I apologize if it does, but did anyone else look at this magazine and think, "What a white read!"

My friend's daughter is mixed race and though I think she would like Seventeen from a girly point of view, I do think she will find it hard at times to identify with, because it does come across as "quite white."

All the same it is a good magazine; it has well written articles, good photography and knows how to target its audience.

All the same I will be giving it a miss on a subscription level for the moment as I don't think it is really suitable for someone who is not white, maybe in the future when it diversifies.


title: Vogue is so OUT of vogue

text:
A friend once said to me, "If you want a glossy that is a no brainer then get Vogue!"

How right she is, despite having glorious photography, fashion models that daren't stand sideways or you wouldn't be able to see them and the occasional good article in it, I have to admit I find Vogue too pretentious.

Vogue wants to be the voice of fashion, the voice of the high brow media but its clientele are the likes of you and me, ordinary people who can't afford to live the high life they are portraying on its gloss filled pages.

Personally I'd rather spend my money on a movie ticket, I get to see a good thriller, sci-fi, romance etc, etc I don't have to know about the substence abuse and emotional demons that haunt a particular actor's life, I'm just interested in enjoying myself for a couple of hours before I go back to my hard working life in the real world.

Vogue is trying to sell me a dream that I don't really want to buy into, never had a penchant for selling my soul to the devil,  it's gets two stars though because the photography is really superb, shame about the rest of it though.


title: One of the better glossy magazines out there in the world of make believe

text:
I don't normally like glossy magazines that think too much of themselves, I think that they were invented to be dumped on coffee tables to look good when you have visitors around for coffee but if you want a really good and intelligent read, buy TIME or Newsweek.

However I will make an exception in the case of Vanity Fair, I actually subscribe to it which came about after I read a really good article in it about racism. I was quite impressed, it was well written and quite unbiased, rare in a magazine that is known for its skinny models/actors/musicians who lounge elegantly as they give interviews whilst looking the camera and say in hot sultry voices, "Darling, I'm an artist, it's my passion, my love, that's why I do it!"

I won't say that Vanity Fair has given me too much food for thought but it has been enough for me to take out a year's subscription to see if they can come up with anything else that is remotely intelligent and thoughtful and they haven't done too badly up to now.

If you really want to get a glossy coffee table magazine then get this, it will serve two purposes, one it will look good on your table and two you might just find someting interesting in it to read whilst you are flicking through it.


title: Five Stars

text: This will always be good reading


title: Magazine for the Leica Fan

text: This is a great magazine if you are a Leica fan.  It has a good mix of equipment and photography.


title: Pretty Good Gaming Coverage, but too small and thin type!

text: I just received my first issue of PC Gamer and have been fairly pleased with the content. They definitely keep up with the latest in PC games and games yet to come. Some of the reviews are written in too casual of a tone in some cases and come off as an enthusiast who is a little too excited about simple features you come to expect in today's gaming titles. In general the magazine, like most these days, is written at about a 6th to 8th grade level. However if you are into gaming I'm sure you will be pleased with the magazine. One major caveat though... the font in most of the magazine is REALLY small and thin. For eyes like mine that require reading glasses it is pretty difficult to read and you need adequate lighting to get through most articles. Not your typical bedside casual reading like you would get from a hardback novel. In general though, it is worth the extra reading effort. ( And yes my current glasses prescription is up to date.)


title: Very Un-Lucky Subscriber

text: Wow! I didn't realize how bad a magazine could be! Sure, I knew it was all advertising and all about shopping. But it does that job so poorly! The so-called "fashions" are silly and unattractive, and the ads are boring. Despite the minimal price, I've cancelled my subscription.


title: Not one year.

text: Order two differ magazine stop receiving them after 6 months. Just like other offer recieved like this, said one year and it stop at six months. Try to fix problem and it was not . I Had no luck. Good Housingkeeping is one of them. BEWARE !!!


title: National Geographic used to be a serious scientific vehicle. ...

text: National Geographic used to be a serious scientific vehicle. Now, it is a political tool, used by the editors to advance their agenda. I have canceled my subscription because they feature "transgender" instead of simply national cultural interests. They are also more concerned with pushing the dingy environmental lobby's agenda than they are at getting to scientific, provable facts. The left has taken over the magazine, and are advancing leftist notions, using conservatives' money! Shame on them!


title: Five Stars

text: A+


title: eye opening

text: very informative, happy I am getting it


title: Great magazine. Helpful articles

text: Great magazine . Helpful articles .


title: Great information

text: Great information


title: she love the layout of the pages

text: Ordered the subscription for my mom three years in a row now , she love the layout of the pages , easy to read and it arrives on time!


title: Great price for a great magazine

text: This is a good magazine for the all around casual hunter/fisherman.  Price is good and I have no complaints about the magazine.  Makes a great present for any outdoorsman.


title: FOUR STARS!!

text: This magazine doesn't only review movies but it criticizes music and other trending stuff in this world.


title: hard to say

text: I did not enjoy the magazine but my mother does so I gave her my subscription and she and her friends all seem very happy with it.<br />(I am early 40's, she is mid 60's)


title: excellent

text:
I subscribe to the magazine for my teenage daughter, we are both excited when it arrives!

It's like a scientific tabloid (as in exciting exerpts and fun short articles). It's perfect for holding her attention and easily readable.


title: disappointing

text:
This is the second subscription I have ordered for this magazine. The first never came. This one took forever and when the first one finally came I immediately got a renewal notice (and at a higher price).

Not too impressed with the content of the only 2 I received.


title: KEEPING THE STOKE UP

text:
The articles and photos save me in the long cold winter months in the cold North.

What sets this mag apart from others is the format, paper quality and the quality of it's contributors.

This is a perfect gift for yourself, anyone who surfs, or anyone who is interested in looking at beautiful pictures and exploring far off places.


title: Do not crawl in fear ... Stand tall for Freedom of speech ...support Charlie Hebdo

text:
Mocks and insults politicians, religious figures, etc. by use of satire cartoons.

I personally do not agree with some of the depictions ... however, I do support Freedom of Speech ...without it ... Democracy is muted (pun intended)

A English ebook and/or emag of "Charlie Hebdo" would be great .... (Hint: Amazon)


title: Love it!

text: I have my first issued and i just love harper bazaar!Is great to read!I love fashion magazines and this is one of the best!


title: Three Stars

text: NO THOUGHTS


title: Love

text: Love


title: LOVE LOVE LOVE!

text: There are soooooo many recipes every month.  AND  she does vegan/vegetarian.<br />  I REALLY look forward to seeing this every month.


title: AudioFile Magazine

text: This is the second year I have subscribed to the publication thru Amazon. I LOVE audiobooks, and it is a great help to get reviews on ones that I may miss (because the library didn't order it) or the bookstore doesn't carry it.  I've purchased two or three just from the reviews, and have been able to download the majority from itunes. This is a great help!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great DIY tips.


title: Amount & layout of ad copy hurting Cowboys & Indians

text: I'm a longtime reader & on/off subscriber to C & I. My current subscription ends in 2014, from there I'm going only buy issues that I can preview at the newsstand, OK, they have to pays bills with ads, but now the amount of ad copy is over the top. PLUS, the ad layout in relationship to some of their fine articles is wrecking my enjoyment of why I buy  C & I in the first place.


title: Not what it once was.

text: I used to subscribe to Car and Driver, for many years and enjoyed it very much. Now, not so much. It has a  mere fraction of its former content; I was shocked to feel the lack of paperwork when I picked up the first issue. I am not the only one to complain of this. Some of the articles are still interesting and humorous, but it just lacks the same excitement that it once had. I will not renew.


title: Fair Rating

text: The magazine has some god articles, but it glosses over many issues in an attempt, it seems to me, to give everything a positive report.  Generally, it is entertaining, but it should be more.


title: Total waste of a present

text: 3 months to arrive? Bill sh17


title: Five Stars

text: I like it a lot. Would order again.


title: Contains lots of helpful information.

text: Always liked this magazine , I have a library of several years of subscriptions, makes for a good reference of how to.


title: Fantastic decorating magazine full of ideas!

text: I look forward to this magazine and read every page from start to finish!  Great ideas with a range of options!  It is hard to tear out just one or two pages to save for ideas; I end up keeping the entire issue with many pages marked for resources.  This is, by far, the best decorating magazine out there!  I highly recommend!!


title: Shame on the name of national geographic

text:
Today I receive the first magazine for my child and to my surprise, it was my worst buy ever for a kid. It is my mistake that I did not read reviews here before buying. BECAUSE I trusted the name. Issue in my hand is May 2007

The statistics  of ads is

Total number of pages 50

FULL PAGE SIZE ADS 13 pages

Half page size ads 5 pages (equal to 2.5 full size pages)

FULL PAGE SIZE MOVIE material 6 pages

23 full pages for just ads out of 50 pages.

Disorganized material is everywhere. They have use every possible font on every page. It leads child to confusion and disorganization. If your child is ADD/ADHD then keep this magazine as far as possible.

Ads are so much embedded that you dont realise that your child is reading material about the product or the magazine.

Such a poor source of information that pages 14 and 15 are half ad and half advertisement. In these two pages, there are total 74 words of information. 74 words. Thats it.

I'm not mad about the fact that it has almost zero information value but that it is a negative magazine. Promotes video games, movies, actors, candies, cereals. And these are the things I keep my children away.

Dont go on name. Go to the library first and see that magazine. You will see what I'm talking about.

Good luck


title: No more

text: Do not want to get this anymore<br />Please end this after this renewal