title: It is not worth it!

text: It didn't really tell you how to DIY stuff. It's just advertising.


title: Instant favorite resource

text: This magazine is easily tied for the best magazine I have subscribed to. I  look forward to each issue and tear out my favorite pages to save. I am bummed when I finish an issue. It has lots of projects,tips,tool recommendations for the beginner and the handyman of average competence. I have subscribed for just over 1yr,and cannot see me discontinuing my subscription in the near future. See the annual issues and books by the Family Handyman that Amazon also carries.


title: Good

text: Love this. Great ideas with enough explanation for me to build it


title: Love the magazine lots of helpful

text: Love the magazine lots of helpful tips


title: Awesome magazine

text: Love it


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine at a great price. Amazon will be where I do my shopping


title: Five Stars

text: great DIY info,,,


title: Five Stars

text: great price for good reading


title: have not receive mag

text: have not received a issue yet....when will it start coming in the mail....it was a gift very upsetting ...will not do this again


title: and know i will be referring back to the articles and excellent illustrations. I will subcribe to this for my ...

text: this is a magazine that seems to have something i can use every month.  I keep old copies for when i move to my new house, and know i will be referring back to the articles and excellent illustrations.  I will subcribe to this for my entire life


title: Four Stars

text: Has a lot of good DIY ideas.


title: pictures

text: no comment


title: Unhappy

text: I have a current subscription for the family Handyman, and have purchased an additional two years with this offer. These people won't acknowledge my new final subscription date, but they keep sending me more offers to renew my subscription. They also fail to put the new expiration date on my mailing address sticker of the magazine. It feels like I've been scammed.


title: Have not yet recived magazine

text: I would like to give a review but have not received anything to date. I would have expected to receiove a copy but nothing yet?


title: Don’t buy this

text: I cannot get this subscription cancelled. Very irritated.


title: Useful for Any Skill Level

text: I've loved receiving this. Some projects are way beyond what I would attempt (and likely beyond what I EVER will attempt) but every article is interesting. There's also plenty of helpful hints for beginners and intermediate-level DIYers that simply want more knowledge about the care of their home. Each issue is diverse and fresh, ranging from detailed woodworking plans to the best places to buy quality measuring tape and so much more. An ideal purchase for homeowners!<br />As a plus, the ads in the back of this mag are occasionally hilarious.


title: Auto-renew

text: 1 star


title: great for the home handyman

text: informative magazine for do it your selfers.....my favorite part though is the last page where homeowners tell their embarrassing mistakes.....very funny.


title: Nice magazine to read and enjoy

text: Very good magizine to read and has good idleas to work with woods and tools and very good price of handyman for 2 years


title: Great magazine

text: Pretty much what I expected! Sure you can find these things online, but it’s nice to have it in print.


title: Great magazine.

text: Good info and ideas.


title: ideas

text: Lots of great ideas to work with. To see how I can get all my tools in one small room is greta. Now I don't have to unplug and move machines.


title: not getting the magazine

text: I loved the ONE I got but haven't received another.


title: Did not get all of my issues even after reporting it.

text: Received 2 back issues then nothing.  After reporting this one issue came in November.  Another issue came  April and that was it.  Tried again with another magazine and the same thing is happening, not getting issues.  It is better to go to Library which is free.


title: The how to projects

text: Good review source


title: Excellent resource

text: Great for do it yourself'ers like me


title: I really enjoy the magazine and with auto renewal I get a ...

text: I really enjoy the magazine and with auto renewal I get a great price with no worries about forgetting to renew.


title: Great tips for fixing things around the house.  Very helpful magazine!  Highly recommended!  I enjoy reading it and you will too

text: Excellent for tips on "how to".....fix anything.  Very helpful and useful magazine, you will enjoy reading it!  Highly recommended and will continue with subscriptions.


title: Move over Pop! Love you, but this mag let's me do it myself!

text:
What we liked about it was how practical (and even ingenious) their ideas were for solutions to common household problems. Make a twine dispenser out of half a liquid detergent bottle...build a storage shed...grow seedlings in eggshells. If we didn't know any better we'd think they got half these ideas from what our previous owner did in our own basement over the last 70 years!
Got an idea of your own? Family Handyman even pays $100 for any "handy hint" or "great goof" they publish!  (So it is educational AND entertaining!)
Finally, like all of our favorite publications, it was very explicit about the steps for a project and had lots of educational photos. It's a great practical money-saver and consistent with the principles of the self-sufficient Arts & Crafts era, too!


title: Brilliant star in it's class...for the DIY'er too

text: An architect friend who redid their own bungalow turned us on to this great magazine.  While it is not as well known as thoses magazines with a TV show attached, Fine Homebuilding really stands out for those interested in craftsmanship over quick & easy solutions. Popular within the trade (all the articles are written by contractors but most are accessible by anyone reasonably handy), they take a very loving approach to each task they focus on. We just love reading advice for people with as much passion for old homes as we have but with way more experience! Lauded as the magazine for "do-it-yourself'ers with taste, a budget and perhaps a need for scholarly debate on whether vinyl siding belongs on a fine home."  If you really want to learn how to approach a project from multiple ways and you don't want to "muddle it", this magazine is for you.  It's like having a kind contractor over your shoulder the whole way...we have a hard time ever lending this out.  Our DIY library would not be complete without every issue.


title: A gem for bungalow lovers

text: Not only does this magazine highlight the "before & after" photos of renovating these beautiful houses, they also offer project ideas, tips & techniques, sources for materials, and great historical data as well.  We've solved many of the "remuddling" mysteries of our bungalow by relying on ABM.  Of equal importance is their online forum--a group of bungalow-friendly individuals from around the country who trade ideas, advice and support.  This is an active and knowledgeable community.  If you fall in love with the magazine, you can get back issues through the website.  It's beautifully done.


title: Alot of ads but worth it

text: Like it<br /> Helps me with ideas I get


title: great gift

text: I ordered this magazine for my  daughter and it was a pleasant surprise. She loved it and wants o order this for a friend of hers . Great price.


title: Five Stars

text: My son in law loves receiving this every year.


title: Heck of a deal....i muta got the shipn add wrong.

text: I didnt pay anything and i got nothing?? Not even a reciept ! Thats a first. Ill put it back togeather reading Vanity fare n later ill save up n buy Forbes bizness mag.


title: Handyman for the Handyman!

text: I give this magazine to the woodworkers in our family and they love it.  It is well illustrated and has projects for the beginner as well as the advanced woodworker.


title: Good magazine

text: Lots of tips for the apprentice handyman.  Great magazine, I have learned a lot about my home and how things work.


title: Love it!

text: Great tips and tricks. Detailed project instructions/designs.


title: The only magazine you should order!

text: This is a Great magazine, I still have issues back 5yrs.. It shows me new tools on the market & great DIY tips!  It's packed full of Knowledge.


title: Worth it's subscription price

text: This magazine has useful articles (even things like how to fix your car) and seems well written for folks who aren't in the trades.  If you are an expert at something, at first you might start reading an article and think they make it sound too easy or should have mentioned scenario X, yet why scare someone away from a project?  Their website is also great and doesn't require a subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: my husband still enjoys it


title: Five Stars

text: really enjoyed by the recipient


title: Five Stars

text: Have not received my first issue yet but was great in the past.


title: I would order it again

text: I like all the extra card slots in it. The wallet has a nice heavy zipper so I don't worry a b out it breaking. The only thing I wish was a little different is the magnet in the actual phone case is pretty weak. Other than that I love it


title: Great deal!

text: Love getting this magazine, variety of ideas, inspirational and better price deal than direct from company. Will definitely buy again!


title: The most useful magazine you will ever read.

text: This is the most useful magazine I have every read.  The topics are home repair, home improvement, handy hints, auto maintenance, and appliance maintenance.  If you like to do-it-yourself this is the magazine for you.  I have saved so much money on labor charges for projects I have needed done around the house I have more than paid for the subscription price many times over.


title: Too many ads

text: Looks good on the covers, but projects are quite unrealistic and every issue is absolutely full of ads.


title: Should be called grade school handyman

text: This magazine is more like pinterest than something a handyman would use. For a fresh perspective I flipped through my April '17 issue. 50% or more of the pages are advertisements or "recommended products. Of the remaining pages 50% would be good for very select readers like building a fire table (you still have to buy a burner). The other remaining 50% are devoted to things that are either common sense or something you should already know if you own a home.


title: Great Magazine

text: This Magazine includes a lot of good ideas and a lot of useful information i was looking for.


title: Good, but alot of advertisements

text: It's a great guide of home improvement projects.  I like the detailed information and the variety of projects offered.  One thing I don't like is all the advertisements.  My last issue had 5 out of the first pages as advertisements - it's my only gripe.


title: A good magzine!

text: I have had a subscription for one year and I decided to renew it for another two years because the magazine is a great source of DIY projects, a tips from experts and reviews of different tools and instruments. I recommend it for DIY enthusiasts of with different levels of experience.


title: I like it.

text: I like it.


title: Four Stars

text: a good read to past the time and learn a few tricks


title: I bought this for my husband and paid $15 for ...

text: I bought this for my husband and paid $15 for two years. We have gotten 1 issue in 3 months and 5 bills saying we owe $10. This is an awful deal.


title: Great projects!

text: Easy read<br />Great projects , DYI,


title: ONe of my favorite magazines.

text: Handyman isone of my favorite magazines.  There is not an issue that I read that I don't pick up several tips.


title: Four Stars

text: Good value


title: Great tips and guidance for home owners

text: Great reading material, very useful tips for home repairs.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great mag!

text: Great msg. My dad loves it!!!


title: Great Magazine!

text: This is a gift for my father and he just LOVES IT!!!


title: Four Stars

text: As a lady house owner it is useful.


title: Would buy again

text: Perfect, slim and light weight, fits my phone perfect, easy to use.  Love the extra float strap


title: Five Stars

text: Hubby loves these


title: Gift

text: I have always loved this magazine--sent them to my Son for a Christmas present he also enjoys them very much


title: Gift

text: This subscription was a gift for my Daughter-in-law and she said that she recieved the magazines and also an invitation for extending I do not like this for someones gift


title: We have not yet received any magazines for Handyman, we are waiting for it to come, still has not come

text:
Please let me know when this was sent out, as we have not received it yet.
We ordered the Magazine Family Handyman, and have not received as of this
date.


title: Good for all skill levels.

text: My favorite magazine ever.  The only magazine I actually read.


title: Four Stars

text: Bought it for my husband-first magazine I got him that didn't have to do with cars-and he likes it.


title: Hooray!

text: I love this magazine. Both my grandfather and father in law keep these around their house in the important reading spots. As a fathers day present I purchased both myself and my father in law a subscription to this great magazine.


title: FAMILY HANDYMAN

text: Very helpful in all around the home repairs are just easy reading for any project you may have planned to do but was'nt sure you could do.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent articles consistently each and every month.


title: This Old House

text: I am the least "handy" person I know so I was not expecting much from this magazine. It is wonderful. Projects are explained very well. I also enjoy the decorating ideas. Great magazine.


title: Love this magazine

text: I've gotten so many ideas from this magazine.  Great ideas from the contributing handy-men/women.  Unfortunately, I don't have enough time to try them all.


title: Kinda useless for skilled handymen.

text: Ordered this magazine 3 months ago and just recieved the first issue. The first and last 20 pages are adds. The projects in between were far too simple and the tricks and tips kinda ugly and ridiculous. If you're and ACTUAL handyman, this literature is useless. If you have never seen a screwdriver and want to learn a couple simple things around the house then maybe give it a go. I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Really good magazine

text: This magazine is a husband favorite.  So helpful to be able to renew on line with Amazon.  Priced just right also.


title: Best magazine around

text: I want re subscribe to it


text:
What we liked about it was how practical (and even ingenious) their ideas were for solutions to common household problems. Make a twine dispenser out of half a liquid detergent bottlebuild a storage shedgrow seedlings in eggshells. If we didn't know any better we'd think they got half these ideas from what our previous owner did in our own basement over the last 70 years!
Got an idea of your own? Family Handyman even pays $100 for any "handy hint" or "great goof" they publish! (So it is educational AND entertaining!)
Finally, like all of our favorite publications, it was very explicit about the steps for a project and had lots of educational photos. It's a great practical money-saver and consistent with the principles of the self-sufficient Arts & Crafts era, too!


title: great source for info

text: we renew this every year- my husband loves it! I love it because I can inspire him to make and repair things for the house.


title: Good for the do it your self er

text: Good for the do it your self er. It has great plans and gives step by step instructions on how to do the project. It also has great ideas on storage for all the room in the house and garage. Very ingenious.


title: This magazine has good diy ideas.

text: This magazine has some good ideas.


title: The Family Handyman is a great magazine. I ordered it for my sons who ...

text: The Family Handyman is a great magazine.  I ordered it for my sons who can't wait for the next issue to come in the mail.  However, I thought  was on 1-year auto-renewal, and last year it auto-renewed.  This year it didn't.  So I heard  "Where is my magazine" in January.  I had to renew via the Handyman website.  I don't know what happened.


title: Best magazine for homeowners!

text: This magazine is a must have for any homeowner. I find at least 1 tip a month that is helpful. I can't get enough and wish there were more like it. Tried other home magazines and they don't compare.


title: One of two magazines I read cover-to-cover

text: I have been subscribed to The Family Handyman for many, many years.  I enjoy this magazine a lot and have even pubchased a subscription for my son and daughter-in-law when they bought their first home.  I would recommend it.


title: I didn’t like it

text: Very little content


title: Easy, concise instructions for the average person...

text: This is an excellent magazine full of project ideas with easy to follow instructions.


title: Five Stars

text: Always enjoy the magazine. Good ideas and like new product listings


title: Five Stars

text: Product was as described and shipping was very fast


title: and useful good reading

text: Full of interesting, and useful good reading.


title: Great magazine!

text: I was a handyman before retiring and enjoy reading new way of doing things and highly recommended. Looking forward to the next issue.


title: Rip off

text: Do not buy. You get a 4 or 5 issues, then they stop. Contacted Amazon, got 1 more issue then they stopped again. A rip off. We need a NO star option.


title: Disgusted with the ad

text: I have subscribed to the handyman magazine for many many many years BUT with this last issue (June 2017)  and the advertising of IKEA on a back cover I might be cancelling my subscription. I have voice my opinion to the editor.  I hope many of you do the same.


title: Great price and cover of pictured product looks great!

text: would have liked to have the copy shown in the ad about building a tool wall, since Hubby is a machinist and has many tool boxes. This would have cleared out a lot of room. A place for everything and everything in its place! I have bought some a long time ago, and they had some very interesting ideas! Hubby also likes to design and build furniture and useful things with wood, so I hope we get a copy soon! Great price![[ASIN:B002PXVYEQ The Family Handyman]]


title: Same Great Mag

text: Great Mag. I remember it from the 60's when my Dad subscribed everybyear.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas and tips


title: DIYers Dream

text: Excellent articles and ideas for making a home owners life a little easier.  Great ideas that I would have never imagined.


title: best yet

text: I have been buying Handyman since their FIRST ISSUE  which was back in the fourth's.  this is best mag. on the market.


title: As great as I remember it

text: I'd read this magazine in the past and liked it but I didn't remember how much.  Full of hints, tips, and great ideas.


title: Always loved this magazine

text: Haven't had this magazine in a while.  They used to copy projects a couple of years later.  Hopefully I'll enjoy some new articles.


title: Great Product but Misunderstood Process for Gift

text: This is the third time I have purchased Handyman Magazine for family members as gifts.  This time, I misunderstood how to gift the item.  Unfortunately, I did not have a second chance to send the magazine to a family member as a Christmas Gift.  After calling, the only recourse I was given was to to refuse the magazine when it comes (because it is coming to me instead of my son in Atlanta), call and cancel the order and reorder.  Unfortunately, doing this, it will not reach my son in time for Christmas.  I would like to see something built into the system that gives a second chance to bill me, but send as a gift.


title: The Man's People Magazine.

text: Each issue has countless advertisements, and very little useful information.  I wanted a magazine with 3-4 interesting half day projects per issue to choose from, and a focused review of 1-2 basic techniques with tips from craftsmen.  If this is what you're looking for then look elsewhere, and if you've found it then let me know in the comments section.


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas. Helpful hints


title: not worth the money

text: not worth subscribing to  mostly ads trying to sell crap!!!!!!!


title: Arrived as stated

text: Price is right


title: Five Stars

text: my brother-in-law enjoyed this, as he is beginning to do more and more of this stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: great for my nieces that are 2.... they have loved it


title: Amazing

text: This magazine has helped me so much in my first year of being a homeowner. Full of great ideas and good reliable information. Good projects. I used building plans from this magazine to build an archway for my wedding!


title: Handyman

text: My husband loves this magazine and so do I.  It gives us a lot of ideas to do to our home.  If your handyman needs some creativity, it's a great gift!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Great read for starting homeowner!

text:
I found out about Family Handyman by searching for project help on google.  Their website came up on multiple projects, and their how-to's were indispensible.  I used their FREE website so much for projects around the house that I felt guilty, and bought the magazine description! And the magazine is an excellent resourse as well because I am keeping the magazines as a resource library, and also the random nature of the magazine makes gives you inspiration for projects you may not have been thinking about.

And the cost is an absolute STEAL as magazines go.  I don't know how they stay in business!


title: Very Useful Reading

text: A lot of useful information in this publication. I've built things and improved on ideas I thought were impossible. Step by step instructions and tips really help. It also gets me thinking outside the box on certain projects. Thanks!


Always a great read! I love the helpful hints! As a new DIY'er, I need all the help from experts I can get.


title: Nice magazine.  I have been getting this for years.  It is good for all ages.

text: This is a must have magazine to find out what is coming in the future and what is hot now.


title: Nice book for a guy that does everything himself.

text: I like this magazine that has useful tips and diagrams.  Check it out yourself. It was a good price


title: good Ideas

text: everything in the magazine is useful.


title: Great magazine!

text: I bought this for my son-in-law who is interested in tools and carpentry and projects.  He finds the information interesting and helpful.  Every time one comes in the mail, he reads it from cover to cover and loves all the tips.  It's helped him learn around tools and what things can be useful for all sorts of projects.  Certainly has helped him out many a time.  We'll re-subscribe every year now as he'd miss getting regular copies so full of great ideas and plans.


title: Useful hints for home improvement and repairs well illustrated and explained.

text: This magazine is full of instructions, suggestions, and plans for DIY types of all skill and experience levels. From how to paint a wall to building a giant bookcase with hidden compartments, the complete instructions are here. I have actually used a good number of the suggestions and methods presented, and they have saved me time and money, and turned out well.<br />I recommend this magazine to anyone one undertaking home maintenance or repairs.


title: good articles

text: good,hope the ideas tips,etc keep coming


title: It's OK for the price

text: Lot of ads, not a lot of content.  And some of the content was pretty basic that most (older) people would likely already know.  Although for a young adult, might be something of interest.


title: Poor customer service

text: The people at family handyman magazine are still sending me final notices. They are not even aware of the new subscription.


title: Automatic Renewal

text: Love the magazine! Got it for a gift. This is the important. Magazine subscriptions are automatically renewed yearly at the regular price using your payment method. Just found that out after two years of renewals.  Like I said, the magazine is great, would be nice to have it located under Orders so that you realize that it is being renewed. BTW: There are specific steps you must take in order to "end" the automatic renewal.


title: You don’t get consistent delivery

text: I ordered in June 2018 I have received 1 of the 9 issues


title: Five Stars

text: Renewal


title: Family Handyman

text: Have been a subcriber for many years. Re-ordered through Amazon due to lack of interest at renewal to allow me the same price for renewal as a new customer. got a great price at the new subscriber rate for 24 months (new from company was a max of 12 mos.). Have not received the new issues yet but from experience, know it will be good. Not happy with FH for not offering the best rate to long time subscribers.


title: Doesn’t work

text: Do not read it anymore Zack up information


title: "Handyman Mag"

text: This is a good mag.<br />There is enouph usefull info, presented clearlly, to be well worth the subscription price.


title: Great deal

text: My Son really enjoys this magazine


title: good magazine

text: Enjoying looking through the magazine for great tips and ideals, handy to keep and check back on from time to time.


title: Three Stars

text: Ok


title: Five Stars

text: Didn't think I would like it, but I do


title: It is a great magazine

text: I subscribed to this magazine for my husband and he just loves it.  He reads it from cover to cover and then over again and can't seem to put it down.  It has some very neat ideas, shows different ways of finishing items with an extra touch to it and overall is a very nice magazine for someone interested in doing projects themselves.


title: A ploy to mail you books you don't want or need, then charge you.

text: Don't ever order this magazine.  The low subscription price is a ploy to get you on their mailing list to mail you books you did not order, then charge you for the useless book, which is just a reprint of the magazine.  The magazine subscription just repeats the same information every year, they don't have enough material for more than that.  Better to look up any home improvement tips online than order this magazine.


title: It's okay

text: It's okay but a mix of useful info and projects and over-contrived or superficial plumping for stuff -- sorta like payola going on..


title: Five Stars

text: It's a great magazine


title: Are they still in business?

text: Magazine was good . Did they go out of business? I haven’t received a magazine in almost 3 months.


title: Not bad, but could be so much better

text: Decent magazine but the same old hacks repeated from years past.


title: Practical & Informative DIY Magazine

text: This magazine provides good practical knowledge about many home repair projects. Reading it will provide you many “Tricks of the Trades”.


title: handyman magazine

text: WE love this magazine. The tips in the magazine are so great!!My husband looks forward to getting this magazine and this is the only magazine he wants to keep to look things up .


title: Expert home DIY advice magazine

text: You can find advice on tools,projects,repairs and home maintenance for every skill level.


title: Good

text: I love it


title: SLOW, SLOW, SLOW

text: Love the magazine but it took forever to get my first copy. I think it was actually months.


title: Family handyman rules

text: This magazine is amazing for many reasons. It let's the novice to professional feel like they can do any project. Love the small tips on how to tweek things as well.


title: Handyman Magazine MORONS

text:
I have been a subscriber for SEVERAL years to this very good magazine.  In fact, one of the very best I've ever read.  HOWEVER, I have
just canceled my subscription because I keep getting a bill from Family Handyman Books for #1 a book that I never ordered, #2 I had to call
two times to get a "merchandise return" so I could return the book I never ordered and #3 I just got a delinquent bill from the Collection
Manager, Shaun Edwards for the book I returned months ago.  They send you a bill it seems like once a month for a subscription to the
magazine that in my case was paid thru March 2016.  So sad that a great magazine is run by idiots who can't get the simple process of billing correct.  So BEWARE if you get involved with these morons because you will be harassed frequently by bills you don't owe or they want
you to pay years in advance................so long forever Handyman Magazine


title: I really like this magazine

text: I really like this magazine.  It's super affordable and has great tips and tricks and how-to's.  I look forward to seeing in the mailbox.


title: Not worth it.

text: Not worth paying anything for it. Nothing but weak, somethings worthless articles, with mostly ads. Use the internet...youtube and websites much better for your projects and ideas.


title: Not worth it

text: Did not get a magazine each month


title: Not worth it

text: Only received 2 magazines


title: Not worth it

text: Only received one magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Fun to read. Good hints in every issue.


title: TV Guide

text: I like the magazine, but hate that the price doubled from last year. If it wasn't for that, it would have received 5 stars.


title: Not happy

text: I have only recived one book so far


title: Very Useful

text: Lots of great practical and easy to do projects.  Great for the beginner also and a good value for the price.


title: Not worth it.

text: I only received  2 magazines in a period of 10 months.


title: Advertisement loaded

text: Paying for mostly advertizement more then tips or info on handyman projects.


title: Great magazine for the DIY'ers

text: I am a female who must learn to fix many household problems myself since my husband is no longer able to do them.  This magazine has lots of helpful hints for people like me.  My sons found it interesting, too.


title: poor delivery time frame

text: I think March 23 is a very poor time frame for delivery date of first issue. Never again!!!


title: Good buy

text: Great magazine. Helpfully articles also and includes clear directions to build some fun outdoor furniture.  Took way to long for the 1st one but other than that, love it


title: Good articles

text: Helpful


title: Informative

text: Wide range of topics. Especially like the handyman hints


title: ok Magazine

text: STICK WITH THE MAGAZINE.  FINE PRINT ON (SO CALLED CLUB) COST YOU BIG BUCKS.


title: It's useful if you want to buy tools

text: It's useful if you want to buy tools. At least or a little more than half of articles are power tool and other contraptions reviews. I cancelled my subscription after 3 magazines.


title: Good reads

text: So so


title: Good subscription

text: Great project ideas for your home.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great diy projects


title: Highly Recommend

text: Highly recommend. Great way to learn about DYI, home maintenance, tools, handy work, and more. I always look forward to reading new issues.


title: Reliable

text: Great product! Keeps a charge forever


title: my helper

text: a lot of good articles


title: design helper

text: lots of good articles and ideas.


title: good information

text: Lots of good info for the business and or DYI


title: Gives great ideas and tips

text: Great magazine for tips and ideas for updating your home and making repairs. Was not ready for it when I used to get it years ago but I have 'matured' and am not tacking my repairs one by one. I  know my limits and know when to bring in a professional, and this will help you not get taken in the process.


title: Great magazine for men but takes too long to start subscription

text: My boys love this magazine! However it takes about 6 months for the subscription to start! Why is that???


title: Has a lot of good ideas.

text: Very helpful magazine.  Has a lot  of good ideas.


title: Lonf time subscriber

text: I have subscribed to Family Handyman for ten years or so.  The mag is great and has great ideas, tips, features, etc.  My only complaint is that there are (too frequent) repeats of projects/similar projects.  How many times do I need "the best garage storage system..."?  Still, I take it all in stride b/c that's what happens when you are a long-term reader.  Let's put it this way, the last time I renewed my sub., I made it for four years and and added a two gift subs.  The good out-weigh's the bad.  (And, heck, $1/month?!  Enjoy.  (And get to work!))


title: Love it!

text: I love this magazine!  Lots of great ideas and easy project instructions to follow.  I have gotten a lot of ideas to "freshen up" a house I bought.  Some projects I have used as it is in the magazine and some have given me other ideas to make it work in my space.  Great magazine!


title: I was looking for more

text: I only got 2 copies I was thinking I was going to get 6


title: handyman mag

text: interesting articles for everyone from novice to expert to enjoy , also gives many interesting tips on how to do !


title: wood magazine

text: seems to have plenty for expert and novice to like , good pictures and detail of projects , list of mat needed could use some better understanding !


Love the articles and tips from this magazine...very well worth the subscription. It's been a while since I've actually wanted to keep a physical copy of a magazine.


title: Worth it!

text: Always interesting. Great tips and ideas.


title: Great magazine for ideas to do around the house.

text: I enjoy each issue and can't wait for the next for great ideas for projects to do. I do recommend this magazine to all homeowners.


title: Great

text: Great


title: Big on info...and ads.

text:
For a homeowner, this magazine reminds you and shows you how and when to do all the dirty little jobs around your house that need doing.

3 stars due to the gratuitous amount of advertisements in the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag, great information,good useful ads,useful feature articles.


title: Not for beginners!

text: Interesting magazine, lots of issues. I will only say that the title is a little misleading - “family handyman” to me implied that this magazine had beginner/basic handy info for around the house, kind of everyday fixes and improvements; however, it is much more advanced than that. There is no way I could ever do these projects without a workspace, lots of tools and a lot more training/experience!


title: Family Handyman

text: This is by far the premier magazine for Do-It-Yourselfers and family handymen.  The ideas, projects and material are laid out in easy to follow drawings, diagrams, illustrations and pictures with well written text. These are really collector type magazines in that you will want to save each one so that as you have a household project to do you can refer back to a specific magazine to help you.


title: Family Handyman

text: got them in the mail no damage so far.. thank yoyu


title: Not very informative

text: This is a terrible magazine! Don’t waste your time or money!


title: Wife

text: Loved it so many great ideas


title: Five Stars

text: It's helpful for someone who doesn't know much about being a handyman.


title: Good for new Ideas.

text: Right Price and lot of ideas.


title: Good for the hobby handyman.

text: One of my favorite magazines. The only down side is that my wife reads it too and it gives her ideas for things for me to do.


title: Good

text: Many great hints and ideas


title: I love my Family Handyman subscription!

text: When Family Handyman arrives, I usually read it from cover to cover.  I'm an avid remodeler and the tips provided are quite helpful.  I even let my carpenter know some of the time saving tips and he was unaware of some of them, even though he has been in the business for 20 plus years!


title: Good gift for DIYer

text: Bought this subscription as a gift for my fiance the year we bought our house.  He has intermediate DIY skills and is always excited to receive Family Handyman in the mail.  It's better than many home improvement magazines because it offers realistic projects and solutions--no million dollar homes or renovations that cost a yearly salary.  He particularly likes that they show common problems and minor household fixes (like how to clean the dryer vents or how to protect your home against cold weather) as well as large projects.


title: Top notch advice for a handyman

text: Each issue is full of the best advice and tips for someone who wants to fix things around the house.  The step by step articles are easy to understand and follow with good pictures so that you can see what they are saying.  Just the tips from one issue are worth the entire subscription cost.


title: For the Handyman a great gift

text:
Great for the professional and great for the layman.

Fun to read as well.

Highly recommended.  I have been reading the family handyman for over 30 years.


title: Great magazine, inconsistent delivery

text: I like the magazine. I like the articles and read it front to back, my problem... I ordered this magazine in June 2016 and it is now January 2017, I have only received 3 issues... Did I miss something?


title: Sporadically issued once ordered..

text: Great articles and ideas in most of them! But the problem is, you never know when your next article will be coming. I've ordered it for 2 other people as gifts, and they have not received every issue either. They are sporadically issued.. so sadly I did not renew.


title: Articles Good/Advertisements Not so Good

text: Articles and advice were good but cancelled due to conflicting opinion with advertisements from IKEA using same sex couple to promote products.  I just wanted a magazine and not a debate on social topics so I will spend my money elsewhere.


title: Good magazine and the price I got it for made ...

text:
Good magazine and the price I got it for made it even better. Good articles and tips in it.

My main complaint with all Magazines is all of the ads in them! I understand the need to have ads in them (it's how they help stay afloat) but it shouldn't be more than half  of the magazine!


Not exactly what I thought the magazine was. I probably won't renew but I may very well wear the cap? The cap is pretty cool looking. It does have some decent articles, just not in the mindset I look through.


title: Don’t waste your money

text: This is a very over rated magazine. Not worth the money. The articles and how-to’s are very basic and common knowledge. Save your money, don’t waste it on this subscription.


title: Be a handyman!

text: Great magazine for people that like to do things themselves and/or get ideas. The magazine has seemed to get thinner as internet content is more accessible however the subscription price is worth having the print edition. Would recommend


title: Very Out There Type Info

text: I have cancelled the subscription a couple of years ago because they could not update their credit card data to include a card that expired ten years in the future.  I like the variety of information that was in the magazine as it was not something that I was use to.  Also a lot I did not understand, but liked to read new things.  A different kind of magazine.


title: What Great Household Projects.

text: Great price, great projects with details to complete them, and just great reading with some very helpful hints and ideas.


title: Oder time and price

text: Like the directions on what working on, Easter to read and most Theodore I like


title: SLOW!!

text: Still waiting for first issue!!


title: Building projects

text: Articles


title: Great for any homeowner who wants to learn some tips ...

text: Very informative magazine. Great for any homeowner who wants to learn some tips and tricks.


title: Wrong

text: Got my oct/Nov issue....but the inside was july/August?!?! What?

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title: Nice magazine.

text: Great info for the DIYer


title: tried and true!

text: Oldy but a goody!<br />Nice articles.


title: Good magazine.

text: Good info for the DIYer.


title: Will no reprder

text: Shows same articals over in next issue


title: Not for me

text: Wrong interest for me


title: What a resource!

text: This magazine is loaded with tips and how-to projects for any homeowner and tenant.  I've had my subscription for about 6-7 months and I have setup the renewal already.  Cannot say I have built any of the projects or ideas presented, but I have used a few of the tips.


title: Short sheeted

text: I like a lot of the articles but as others have said you’ll be lucky to get more than a few issues. For awhile I got 2 of each issue now nothing. Website says they are late. On one page on Amazon it has my updated address and on a different page they have my old address.


title: One of the best magazines out there

text: One of the best magazines out there. Very insightful. I am a do it yourself and always learn something new in every issue


title: Too much advertising.

text: I was a subscriber to Canadian Home Workshop Magazine.  Unbeknownst to me they were going out of business.  In doing so they had made some kind of deal with The Family Handyman Magazine.  Before I received a joint letter from both publications notifying me of this event I picked up my mail and there was a renewal notice from The Family Handyman magazine.  I found this very interesting since I had never even HEARD of The Family Handyman magazine!  I thought, "if they're sending out bogus "renewal" notices you can bet they're on their last legs. Best to save your money by not giving it to them!", which is what I had commented here previously.  Since then I have received a few of The Family Handyman magazines.  I am not that impressed.  Their articles are pretty basic and the advertising content is excessive.  I guess if you're a novice handyman it could have some benefit.


title: Not that handy

text: This is a really disappointing publication. I only paid $9 for a year subscription as part of a promotion but I won't be renewing. I'd say I'm an above average when it comes to DIY so maybe I'm setting the bar a little high but it seems that most of the articles are just common sense and anything that is slightly challenging doesn't include sufficient details on how execute the task. If you're reading this review you already have an internet connection so I'd suggest saving your money for a new tool and get advice and ideas from Pinterest and Youtube.


title: Helpful

text: Informative and easy to understand directions for a DIYer.


title: Five Stars

text: So far so good.


title: As Advertised

text: Cheaper than on the newsstand


title: Handy

text: Lots of useful tips to homeowners and handy-men and handy-women. Looking forward to future issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great price very helpful for ideas and tips


title: Seems like each magazine gets smaller each time and it appears ...

text: Seems like each magazine gets smaller each time and it appears that there are way too many advertisements.  I liked it much better before.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent for those who do their own house repair.


title: Good Service

text: Read


title: Ok

text: Haven’t found anything yet that helps me


title: the perfect gift

text: This was a birthday gift for my sister, she's 70 and loves all the ideas which she does herself.


title: Don't Subscribe to this Magazines

text: Even though I paid for a year subscription I barely got any magazines, the magazine is covered with ads. I do not recommend


title: The good of a HANDY MAN!

text: Being a DIYER


title: Perfect for do-it-yourselfers

text:
This is one of the best sources for ideas on home improvement.  Beyond the great ideas, they also give you detailed directions on projects along with a good number of pictures.  I have learned how to do a great number of things I used to hire others to do because I thought I didn't have the skills - they make most projects around the house seem accessible, but not by oversimplifying the process.  Some may argue that they give too much detail, but this is essential for anyone new to a project and can be breezed through for those that are more experienced.

The only downside is that they give you ideas for things you never knew you needed!


title: Great reading material

text: I enjoy the articles.


title: Notas expected

text:
Took forever before I actually received the magazine and then disappointed in the content.  Mostly a magazine full of adds and coupons to buy products.

I purchased the Handyman book and it was great diy articles and good info on how my house works. The Magazine was cheap and bad reading.


title: New fave

text: My new favorite from my new hobby!


title: Greatness

text: Cool and informative


title: Manly

text: Cool manly info


title: Still the best!

text: This magazine has been one of favorites for over 20 years!


title: Great wood working magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Highly recommended

text: I love this magazine. It has some of the most amazing ideas l have seen.


title: Do Not Subscribe

text: I too have been a longtime subscriber to The Family Handyman magazine.  I found their "Double-issue" scam to be unethical and offensive.  I figure my subscription is a contract: I pay my bill and I get a fixed number of issues. To arbitrarily announce that this is a "Double Issue" and my subscription will be reduced by one issue, amounts to breach of contract.  The same has happened with subscribers to Rachael Ray's "Everyday" magazine. (They are both published by Readers Digest Association.)<br />Furthermore, I have always resented their sending me "red-letter notices" about my "subscription renewal" implying that my subscription was about to expire.  My subscription wasn't scheduled to expire for 2 years !!  I have cancelled my subscription !!


title: Waste of paper

text: Terrible magazine


title: GOOD

text: GOOD


title: Very useful information

text: My husband loves it


title: Not a fan

text: Way to many ads. Doesn't arrived consistency. 2 weeks between 1st and 2nd copy. Been 6 weeks an no other issue


title: Inexpensive easy to understand

text: It has a lot of useful information.


title: Actually a helpful, interesting, worth the money type of magazine .

text: The deal price is just a added bonus A wonderful magazine, great articles, project descriptions, tools that they love, 3rd year subscription and we find several reasons to save Magazines and continue subscription endlessly.


title: Five Stars

text: Good price and what not to like


title: Handyman Magazine

text: An excellent mag for any DIY guy or girl. Reasonable price and better than higher tauted mags advertized for the same purpose


title: More fun than God intended

text: 1st issue arrived and already started a project.  More fun than God intended!


title: Great DIY

text: Excellent!!!


title: Great for gift subscriptions

text: Lot of $$$ saving tips. Great for gift subscriptions.


title: To many adds

text: Need mere step to follow to complete a project


title: No

text: Don't order you will only get a 2 magazines.


title: Great magazine!

text: Very helpful articles.


title: Still Around - Still Great!

text: Always enjoyed this magazine. So glad it is still around in light of all the vanishing print media.  Great information and clear instructions... Can't beat that...


title: Never ship the product

text: I try to order this prodcut second time and hope they will improve the shipment time.  They mentioned on the product which only take 4-6 weeks to ship the product.  I have been waiting the date and at the end they postphone to 3 month to ship the product with email me the reason why they have to postphone.  I will be very careful if you purchase from this company.  Now I end up can't return the product becasue it passed the 30 days.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy reading the helpful hints etc will help around the house


title: My favorite magazine

text: A guy at work kept leaving these on the break room table and I got addicted to this magazine. The price is low enough I got a subscription a few years ago and have every year since. There's a wide variety in the types of articles in this magazine ranging from how to articles for home repairs to new articles about new products. I always learn something new or see some good ideas when I read this magazine. This magazine has helped me become a better homeowner.


title: Pretty lame

text: This is not for any handyman. This is a magazine for designers. No real useful information. Some suggestions are from old Boy Scout manuals. Everything I have seen in the 2 years I have been getting equates to about $1.50. How do you stop the auto renewal?


title: Five Stars

text: My dad loves it!


title: Good magazine, good price.

text: I am a woodworker and I enjoy the woodworking projects in this magazine. Also I enjoy the handyman tips that are always shared.


title: Gift for a friend

text: I wanted to get an inexpensive gift for a friend that would keep on giving.  He enjoys it as much as I do.


title: Good content, sorry shipping!

text: I was so excited to subscribe to this magazine through Amazon!  Ive had a bad experience with magazine subscriptions in the past and felt better subscribing through Amazon.  Well the content of the magazine is really good and I enjoyed getting them - WHEN I would get them!  The company didnt seem to care whether I got the issue or not.  A computer generated response to my complaint was all I received from the magazine publisher.  So I cancelled through Amazon.


title: Great for the beginner DIY

text: Love this magazine!


title: You won't be disappointed!

text: Great magazine! Clear and informative articles, good ideas and inspirations, clever tips and tricks, and all for a great price! I really enjoy reading every issue.


title: Always arrives on time

text: Great full color page magazine!!!


title: Order said start in January

text: I placed my order last year. It said that it would start in January. I assumed with the January issue. Wrong, I got the holiday issue that I had purchased in the store in October.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


Every DIY homeowner should be a subscriber. I consider myself, very experienced, in home repair. Each issue, I find, at least one tip; on how I could have done something easier. It often will have an article on projects I was planning.With their detailed step-by-step instructions, it's a great guideline or template.


title: The unhandy Handyman

text: The Family Handyman is fun to read but in order to do the projects you need to be more than just handy and have your own toolshop and about a thousand dollars of tools.


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: ripoff

text: This should get a Zero. Wired was an automatic subscription when I ordered Garmin lifetime map update. What a waste of a tree. It would have better to just give the $10 off the update, what a rippoff.


title: Great gift for your guy!

text: My husband loves this magazine. I'd describe it as Pinterest for guys. It inspires him to tackle projects around the house and challenges him to become more of a DIYer. This is a great gift for birthdays or Father's Day!


title: A good magazine

text: This is a good magazine for the person that has interest in learning how to do something. It has a good tips in everything.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine and finds greats articles and projects in each issue.


title: Little pricey

text: Alot of good tips


title: LOVE Handyman Magazine

text: Love these magazines and all the information they give. All the information is clearly stated and easy to follow. Great purchase if you are in the middle of a remodel, beginning a build or just own a home, period.


title: Not impressed

text: Just got a gift subscription to family handyman. Not impressed. I don't recall ever paging through a mag and not finding a single article of interest.  Extremely heavy add content with little substance


title: Five Stars

text: HANDY-HANDY.


title: Good tips and directions

text: Great magazine for a good price!


More adds than articles.  Handyman or expert? Most projects are far beyond most homeowners capabilities and tools at the house


title: one of my faves!

text: Good magazine, lots of ideas, so excited when it arrives! Always find things to try and helpful new ways to do things.


title: Love it

text: I wish it came more often! My very favorite!  Lots of ideas in it.  I always find something new to try in it.


title: Format difficult to read; ads excessive.

text: Format is difficult to read.


title: Great magazine

text: This magazine is full of great articles, tips and lots of information for a homeowner. I love to read it.


title: Magazine Review

text: The order came sooner than I had expected.  Whole process was quick and easy.  It was exactly what I wanted at a better price.


title: Three Stars

text: Like most mags today too many adds


title: ALL IN FORMATIVE

text: I,VE BEEN RECEIVED  THIS HANDYMAN MAG FOR SEVERAL AND IT ALWAYS SUPPER


title: Perfect

text: I look forward to this ever month, even though I bought this for my husband as a Christmas present. We both enjoy the great articles.


title: So helpful!

text: It is a really helpful magazine. I read it every month just to make sure I know all the updates on being a modern day pregnant woman. I'm a big foodie too so I love it when there is a focus on nutrition. -Phat MacLaren


title: Great decor ideas

text: Love this magazine


title: didnt receive everything

text: never received digitals guides


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Finally inspired to subsrcibe

text: I have been hesitant to subscribe to AG magazine because the company in general is not keeping up with the ethnic demographics of actual American Girls. After seeing the current issue, however, I am going to pay for a subscription. I am an adoptive parent with a gay teen in my family, and the magazine's portrayal of adoption from foster care by two dads is wonderful! Thanks for showing that you can be truly progressive, AG.


title: National Geographic lets me travel where I cannot go.

text: I enjoyed the subscription for the most part.


title: Great magazine. I love that the articles and opinions ...

text: Great magazine.I love that the articles and opinions encourage dialogue and debate among my co-workers ,and give us all pause for thought.


title: Backpacker: Destinations, Skills, Gear

text:
Backpacker magazine is for great resource for adventurers, hikers, campers, trekers, and gear-heads.

Backpacker is a quick read (generally apx 80-100 pages)with colorful fullpage vista photos, which features:
 - adventure narratives
 - trip specifics: GPS routes, maps, permit info, trail highlights, elevation stats, etc
 - lists of the "greats" (enumerated lists of great camping sites, great gear, great national parks, etc)
 - recipes for the trail
 - gear recommendations
 - survival skill guides
 - additional information/resources made available on the webiste

The destination guide information is helpful to expand your backpacking, camping, and trekking trip options.  The skills are sometimes pretty basic (first aid, bear safety, leave no trace)--but even highly-accomplished adventurers can use a reminder sometimes.  The gear suggestions are often of the expensive-cutting-edge persuasion and trend toward the pursuit of the hyper-light.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Foodie, adventurer, Gardner and reader must have!

text: Wonderful magazine for knowledge on exploring the U.S. great articles and helpful suggestions and delicious recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine and very good knowledge about places to go and what to use.


title: Charmander is my favorite Pokémon so I was glad I got the only ...

text: Charmander is my favorite Pokémon so I was glad I got the only one and that its in such good condition!! Thank you sooo much!! And the shipping was fast. It came in before the day it said it would!!


title: Where is it??

text: It's been over a month since I paid for the subscription and I still haven't seen any sign of a magazine yet.  <sigh>


title: Four Stars

text: Sanity in an insane world.


title: One Star

text: Would not continue the subscription


This has become my favorite bicycle magazine. I love the focus on commuting and some touring and especially bike camping. Most other bike magazines focus on racing which I am not in to. Good job guys.


title: Four Stars

text: Great for references & product reviews


title: Terrific Magazine

text: Fun recipes, been getting it for 5 yrs. now.  Rarely do I toss an issue, before I have saved a new recipe or two or three to try and usually it is a winner.  At 75 yrs. I still love cooking and trying new dishes for hubby and I.


title: Archaeology Magazine

text: At first, I purchased this subscription for my husband, but after reading a few issues, I realized "Archaeology's" contents describe current archaeological projects that do not make it into "National Geographic" and other big name magazines. Now I subscribe for us both.


title: Four Stars

text: Very informative


title: Scrapbook magazine

text: This is one of the best magazines I have found. You pay more but the quality and designs are awesome.


title: Beautiful

text: Gorgeous, glossy photos and interesting articles. I honestly enjoy the ads and advertisements as much as I enjoy the articles! It's the next best thing to a trip to England!


title: Wait long...Want more

text: I like this magazine but waiting for issues is like piping with cold chocolate...Sooo painfully impossible! I have subscribed to this magazine over the years and have been it as a gift. I always,always, always had to wait and the issues were sporatic and have had to call many times to find out where is my magazine??! I have been told ther were publishing issues, and payment issues and mailing issues...but no magazine issues! Finally, after having already having a subscription in effect and getting a renewal as a gift...they stopped sending them altogether! I guess it snapped a circuit having overlapping info! I called. I Got no issues although they saw I had issues coming. That was more than a year ago! I cannot blame the postal system people.  There should also be more advanced and inspiring articles. How many roses do we need ! The garden is full of flowers! Why does everyone have to make the same uninspired thing? There are tons of inspiring techniques we as "cakies" want to learn.This country has an unending wealth of cake artist...just go to  the Oklahoma Sugar Art Show! They should take 2 projects per issue from that show in each issue! Now, I just go to the site and look for issues with people like Kerry Vincent as contributer and I will be inspired. There is no reason 'Sugarcraft Magazine'is better even if they have been around longer. We all come from the same gene pool...we all LOVE the cake...the cookie...the sugar craft anything. We need more. We need our issues!!


title: Prder Properly Processed & Being Received

text: No issues on the magazine subscription order.


title: Love the country items.

text: I am a country girl and am so glad they have this magazine. Country Sampler is a fun and up to date magazine. Not only can you get great country ideas you can also find the best decor. Love this magazine wish they had one every month.


title: Tons of ads and multiple covers, hoping you'll buy ...

text: Tons of ads and multiple covers, hoping you'll buy the magazine twice while in a hurry.<br />Very little professional content.


title: Five Stars

text: Yes it informed me the upcoming styles


title: Won't renew

text: I'm done buying this magazine.  I got this magazine on sale for a $5.00 subscription and they aren't even worth that.  The cover stories are so boring.  Also, too much advertising.  I find myself just flipping through with no interest to read it  These are going in the garbage.


title: Shame on SI🙊🙉🙈

text: My husband & I cannot believe Colin Kaepernick is SI’s sportsman of the year for 2017. What does this say about our culture? We believe it’s devisive to promote this type of behavior-rhetoric over results- and would like to cancel our subscription, which we’ve had for over 30 years.


title: Shopshop

text:
Ok, first of all, to settle the skinny-model debate, truth is that fashions spreads are shot way before they appear in the magazine so only samples of the clothes are available then. Fashion samples come exclusively in sizes 5 to 7 (or used to last time I checked) so it takes a model that is a 5 to 7 to model them. Also, in Lucky's defense I have to say that A LOT of their fashion pictures feature only the clothes laid out with no one wearing them, but anyway...

As far as the magazine goes, I enjoy it. Since it devotes itself entirely to shopping, it gives great advice on fashion, beauty, and home decorating. To be honest with you, I'd become disillusioned with other magazines as far as fashion went (No Cosmo, sadly I don't wear green satin gym short shorts with stilettos to the office) and the fashion Lucky presents seems far more real. True, I still find the occasional "I'd never wear that" item but mostly I find great tips for dressing either up or down, office or weekend. It's great. More than anything, it works amazingly well as a shopping companion what with some more affordable stores are coming out with great items, Lucky along with its "Yes" and "Maybe?" tags is great to take along and copy a few looks for a lot less. Some people have given some very negative reviews but they should realize that this magazine works as a guide, not a rulebook.

The Beauty section is good but not great and certainly not that different from Beauty sections found in any other magazine of this type. I'm not gonna remark so much on it except I enjoy the previews of new products.

The home decorating part I really enjoy. For the most part, the looks they propose are neutral and pretty Still, they find a few looks that are more daring and I'm certain a lot of people are eager to try. No matter the looks you choose, decorating in this manner is way easy to emulate at home.

With so many areas where to glean useful advice, this is agreat all-around magazine. Obviously if you don't enjoy shopping, this is not the maagzine for you but still fun to look at. Whether you enjoy following its advice or taking it shopping with you or not, Lucky makes for a well-rounded shopping chica!


title: Like reading Playboy for the articles

text:
This is NOT your typical girly magazine. I mean that, however, in the best way possible. It gets to the reader on (some) pretense of fashion, celebrities, and makeup but is really, really a smart read. If you're the quintessential girly girl, it might catch you with its gossip and fashion photo spreads, you'll end up loving it for its "mind", though. No one's too fat in here, no makeup "must-have's", no gimmicks to getting him to love you. Nope, just stuff a little bit deeper in here.
The articles are definitely the best part of this magazine. I've seen everything covered here from politics to perfume testing. It's like no girly magazine you've ever seen before. They do have the usual gossip and trends but put forth in a much more thought-provoking way any smart girl will end up, if not loving, at least liking enough.
They also have the celebrity issue every year where celebrities come together to "produce" most of the magazine. It's quite refreshing to see what these people can come up with, usually with very funny results.
I gotta admit I'm not a subscriber but I do pick it up from time to time. It's a fun, smart detour from the usual Cosmo. Buy it for the fluff, love it for its mind.


title: Good food fast

text:
I subscribed to this magazine when I found out that over time, I'd accumulated over 20 issues of it just picking it up at the checkout counter at my local grocery store every now and then. I must admit, even though the subscription is a bit pricey, it is a great buy and to me at least, worth every penny. I await it with great expectation each month wondering what tasty novelties they've come up with next.
The format of this magazine is like a really great cookbook. Every recipe has a picture, is very clearly stated with its ingredients and steps of the procedure, even nutrition information and it also includes useful tips on measuring, ingredient substitution and the like.
The recipes range from old classics to trendy new stuff to try if you've got adventurous tastebuds. I completely love it and experiment thoroughly with it. I recommend that you try it too sometime.
My only complaint, if any, is that they sometimes get carried away suggesting the use of Pillsbury products as main ingredients, if you can't find one or an acceptable substitute, you can't go on! However, it's infrequent that they do so and in no way a reason not to subscribe to this great magazine.


title: One of the best

text: Beadwork was my first beading magazine.  I like the questions to the contributors and the FAQ sections.  It's nice to hear something personal from the artists.  Along with projects, there are feature articles on specific mediums or artists that are informative and interesting.  Project diagrams are detailed and helpful.  Way too many ads however (almost 1/2 of the magazine).  My only real complaint is that I only get it 6 times a year.


title: Where is my Maximum?

text: Order this and a subscription to Computer Shopper on Dec 28 2001, got my Computer Shopper in Jan 2002, still have not seen a issue of Maximum PC as of end of Arril.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Excellent magazine

text: It seems odd to put in a review for a magazine, but this one is excellent.  I subscribe to several photographic publications and this one is generally the most informative.  The wide scope of coverage virtually ensures that something in each issue will catch my eye and provide either inspiration or education.  It's a good mag at a great price.


title: Decent at best.

text: I dont know. I expected more from the Magazine. I am almost 50 now but spent my Nights/early mornings racing 440-6 Road Runners and Chargers on the street of Chicago. More specifically on Archer ave with all the other Gear heads and the Back of the Yards. Anyhow....... from a car lovers point of view, there are better Mags out there. Better writing and much better at not wrtiitng so much about their "Favorites"


title: Real-world ideas!

text: I really enjoy reading HGTV Magazine because it offers real-world ideas for home decor.  I subscribe to several home magazines, and some of the others are pure eye-candy:  homes in Bali, in Paris, on private islands, with high-end designers and limitless renovation budgets.  When it comes actually to furnishing and updating our homes, these magazines are of little use to those of us who shop at Target.  HGTV contains a mix of higher-end and lower-end items (and even a look-alike comparison of the two) and homes beautifully redecorated by folks on a budget.


title: A favorite magazine!

text: This is one of my favorite magazines! It definitely fits with the country aesthetic/lifestyle and is fun to read!


I purchased this subscription for my Great nephew for Christmas.  He told be that it was his best Christmas present.


title: I'm glad I got this 12 month prescription

text: I like the Nat Geo magazines. It took about 2-3 months before they started sending them out though


title: Had a little problems with shipping...

text: the 1st issue is of the lasted launched issue so be aware if you bought last months magazine so you don't get doubles. i had a slight issue with the shipping of one where it never showed up but you can manage all the subscriptions online and in a few clicks they sent me a rushed copy at no extra cost! :) good magazine and great for collectors, its cheaper on amazon then any where else and VERY easy to manage.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine very informative


title: A great food magazine

text: A great food magazine. Terrific recipes with good directions.


title: Will buy again!

text: Great price!


title: Keeps my daughters attention!

text: We just received our first issue and my daughter loves it! Lots of interesting and fun facts!


title: Great magazine

text: Really enjoy this magazine


title: Not the Country Living I Used to Love

text: I've finally gotten around to reading the April 2019 issue and sadly it has solidified my decision to cancel my subscription. I fell in love with this magazine while in my 20s. I love to decorate, but being young and poor, I needed to find a style that could be had on a stretched dollar. Country Living fit the bill. I loved everything about it, and felt I could easily replicate the style on a budget. I greedily read every issue as soon as it was delivered and saved every issue for future perusing. Then the editor left and I didn't quite gel with the new one. But the magazine was still good, you could still rely on it for inspiration. I learned to enjoy the new editor's style and happily continued my subscription. And then she left too. The current magazine has become tone deaf. The young 20 something that could actually visualize the pages coming to life in her own home, despite a meager budget, has become a jaded 30 something that no longer sees herself among the pages. You can no longer recreate the pages in CL in your home unless you've got a lot of money to spend. And others who complain about the ads are right, it's ridiculous how many pages are devoted to ads. The style is cluttered and the monthly features are boring. The current April 2019 issue is especially insulting. How many of your readers can just drop their day job and start an organic farm, an antique shop, a vineyard, a flower farmer, etc? It's become so elitist and I'm just a small town country girl, in need of some new inspiration.


title: Weird wired access

text: Thanks I didn't pay regular price and got it trough a Black Friday promo, it was hard to access, they use a code every time you download an issue, that code is confuse... I don't recommend this


title: old fashion media still rules

text: great to read about it in print vs the net


title: Great read

text: Really enjoying reading them.. wish the adds didn't take up so much


title: My husband is a long time subscriber/reader - quality varies ...

text: My husband is a long time subscriber/reader - quality varies from month to month - reduced the number of issues recently - maybe it is 10/year.


title: I read it all the time - long time customer ...

text: I read it all the time - long time customer - talk about the articles with my "kids." Wide variety of topics.


title: Missing out

text:
I ordered in May
It’s now September 28,2021
I have only received 2 Readers Digest so far.


title: Five Stars

text: Can't get any better than reading a Nat Geo, you learns so much, and it comes on time!


title: Five Stars

text: loving it!


title: Nat Geo is now garbage.

text: This once great magazine has devolved into a shill for the far left propaganda machine. I will never have this garbage in my home again.


title: Five Stars

text: WELL WRITTEN


title: Five Stars

text: Daughter loves the magazine


title: Great magazine for Kids

text: My girl waits anxiously for her new magazine to come in the mail. Nat Geo quality for smart animal loving kids. I read them too :)


title: Politics not buisness

text: this magazine has become more of a left wing Political tool than an business info resource.  i have cancelled my subscription as what I and most business people are looking for is real world info, not more of the political BS we are all being pounded with daily.


title: If you want politics and fishing this is for you.

text:
I checked this out because I want to read about fish, flies, and adventures on the water. On the very first page, " The Rump administration and its enablers have an unprecedented record of regulatory negligence, environmental malice and selling our public lands to the highest bidder."

I don't mind reading about politics, but it isn't why I came here, and it isn't what I want to pay for here. I know that politics affects our waters, which is why I give to Trout Unlimited and contact representatives. It just isn't what I want when I'm picking up a hobby read.


title: Long shipping time

text: I ordered in January and got the Feburry issue at the end of February.  A few days later, got the March issue. Had to call to extend the expiration date. Good luck. Otherwise, the magazine's content is as expected.


title: dont know because they havent sent it

text: Where is the notification or magazine< It has been almost 2 months in 2 days?


title: This is easy and a good price

text: I've always enjoyed this magazine.


title: Waste of time

text: All ads. This mag sucks.


title: Best magazine!

text: I finally broke down and subscribed to Our State. I love this magazine!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Fantastic sports card magazine!

text: Absolutely my favorite sports card magazine.  Fantastic in-depth articles on vintage cards and memorabilia.  I would consider this to be a must have magazine for any sports card collector.


title: Great mag great price buy it now!

text: Exactly what’s on the stores magazine shelves but at a better price and delivered right to my door.


title: Hate it, too left-wing political!

text: I used to love this magazine, no longer.  Latest editor pushes her left-wing politics so much it's nauseating. Every so-called "inspiring"  person article is terrible, so unbalanced. Don't waste your money, fashion is only a small percentage anymore. Until my subscription runs out, this will keep going into the recycle bin.


title: Good reads

text: Thick magazines with very few ads


Good value.  Magazine began arriving within a month.


title: No subject

text: I like that the writers ask the real questions and write real- what they feel- answers. I intend to check out the bands and artists they feature. It's great!


title: Mens Journal Order

text: great magazine. Wait til the last possible date to order if renewing. This mag starts quickly.


title: Vani Hari, FUD Babe = Fear, Uncertainty and Deception

text: Vani Hari, FUD Babe on the cover? She spouts Fear, Uncertainty and Deception. She railed against airlines using air that contains nitrogen. Go back to junior high, Vani; air is 78 percent nitrogen. She has proven over and over that she knows nothing about science and is thus unqualified to write about food. But that doesn't stop her. She is dangerous.


title: Top Notch!

text: The most creative, unusual, and beautiful interiors found here.


title: Good magazine.

text: Always a good read.


title: Best food magazine out there!

text: Saveur set the standard for all other food magazines.  If you're a foodie, you'll love it.


title: Welcome gift for Astronomy lover

text: Bought as a gift for my father. He loves astronomy and enjoys the magazine.


title: good buy

text: very good price  always on time


title: PC Gamer Review

text: I have been reading this mag for many years now and it never gets old. The reviews save money on game rentals and purchases.  As well, the writers are well versed in gaming and gaming history for the PC.


title: Great tech articles

text:
The tech articles in chevy high performance are second to none. They writers really know a lot about engines and I have yet to read the tech section without learning something new.

Beyond that it is a great magazine all around, but my favorite part is the tech.


title: Kind of a Disappointment

text: I was expecting more editorial, and articles.  It's mostly photos submitted by readers, along with details about what camera they used to take the picture.  TBH, I get more information from a Burpee catalog, or promotional email.


title: Great magazine!

text: Just got my first issue in the mail yesterday ~~ and my husband and I both LOVE it! Full of ideas and suggestions ~~ I would definitely recommend this magazine for DIY homeowners!


title: Barely any advertisements and plenty of delicious recipes

text: You get the best bang for your buck with this magazine. High quality recipes with no advertisements. Highly recommend!


title: Five Stars

text: Best handloading magazine there is.


title: National Geographic review

text: This product lived up to what was expected - I liked ordering through Amazon as it was very easy and a good price.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: Good seller. I am getting these magazines for two years! Thank you very much!


title: Best Deal on Subscription

text:
I was given this 2 year subscription for a birthday present.  A large pet retailer wants $7.00 per issue even though the retail price, which is lower, is clearly marked on the magazine.  This was the best deal anywhere.

Fish keeping is a hobby I've been doing for around 10 years, on and off, mostly cichlids or community type fish.  The magazine discusses both salt and fresh water and has spotlights on one or two species each month.  It also has some interesting articles on research.  The current February edition has an article on scientific deep sea specimens.

Like all magazines, I recommend picking up an edition to see if it is something that interests you.  In my opinion, it has something for both beginners and more experienced hobbyists.  That being said, I look forward to receiving 2 years for a one year subscription price.


title: Have not received the magazine yet.

text: Its been a month, and I do not think magazine subscriptions get started in that time.  Need to wait for a few more weeks to evaluate.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: We absolutely love Florida Design Magazine and look forward to its qua<br />rterly arrival!


title: Great magazine for all dance types!

text: Love this magazine!  Always interesting to read about other types of dance.


title: YUM

text: Great Magazine. Only wish Conde Nast could handle their on line customers as well....


title: Great Mag. Great Buy

text: Vanity Fair is a great mag. I coudn't believe the price. $20.00 for 2 years. Recieved my first issue. Wonderful


title: Great magazine

text: I subscribe to Golf Magazine and Golf Digest.  Both are good publications but provide a little different perspective from one another. Golf Magazine to me seems to be more of the common man's golf magazine, and probably my favorite of the two.


title: My favorite magazine. To find it at such a bargain ...

text: My favorite magazine.  To find it at such a bargain was a bonus!


title: One of the best...

text: I gifted this item to my brother-in-law who makes his living in beer, and he greatly enjoys this magazine.  Great for college students, beer aficionados, bar owners, and pretty much anyone else who loves or profits from beer.


title: Great gift

text: My husband has long been an old car nut and this was a perfect gift for him this Christmas.  Of course all that he wants to do now is read his magazine but that's ok.  He has really enjoyed it!!!!


title: Can't go wrong with Pop Sci

text: Well written articles on a variety of subjects. Pop sci will always keep you up to date on the latest inventions and science related news as well as other topics.


title: Loaded with a bunch of ads and crap

text: This is not the National Geographic's Magazine of the past. This one is loaded with un-educational crap. I am very disappointed in this subscription.


title: Evil Subscription Practices

text: My wife bought a subscription to this & didn't like it. She did not renew. Then they sent her a bill for another year subscription. She just threw it away, and now she has a letter from a collection agency for $16. If you check the Women's Health subscription forum you'll find many others with the same complaint going back to 2008.


title: 1-year Auto-Renewal of Magazines via Amazon is recommended

text: Auto-renewal of The New Yorker magazine as discounted via Amazon's subscription service proceeded exactly as advertised (with pre-notification allowing subscriber action) with no interruption of delivery. I recommend it.


title: Packed with great information!

text: Wow, I was just reading my first issue thinking how much information was packed into one issue.  14 main articles!  And finally, a magazine that I can use as a great supplement for some of my children's school projects. It's not aimed at children (except the small children's section in the middle), but older elementary (and up) can certainly "get" some of these topics.  It's nice knowing I can trust them not to have evolution lies in them!  Thanks AiG!


title: Content, where's the content?

text:
I USED to love this magazine. It had great, usable recipes and lots of wine knowledge to expose the reader to. Now it seems desperately lacking in content. Today I counted the pages of writing to the pages of ads. The ratio was about 1 to 2 (i.e. about double the number of pages of ads over the pages of content).

What content there was often included huge photos with a single sentence to introduce a story (taking a whole page up to introduce a story that was sometimes 1-3 pages in total). Other times content was "food romance", which is my own term. By that I mean things such as describing a writer's adoration and experiences with riesling or items that writers/editors think are nifty, or a cultural scene in a specific city. While not totally unwelcome by me, these "food romance" articles feel like filler, and recipes and information on wines seem to fall by the wayside. Recipes end up shifted to the back of the magazine in a clump, and are much less inspiring than those found in cookbooks that simply lay them out with a photo for most/each recipe.

The biggest fault I find with the magazine is that the advertisements are often disguised as content, potentially, but not always with the word "advertisement" written discretely on the page.

When it's hard to even FIND the content in a magazine, it's time to switch to a better magazine. I'll be on the lookout for a replacement to my good old Food and Wine. (I've been happy with Cook's Illustrated and Wine Spectator).


title: I survived my subscription

text: Poorly written. Not supposed to be a politically driven magazine, unfortunate.


title: Best magazine for kids and parents!

text: This is the one magazine both  my children  and I  look forward to every month.<br />We all enjoy reading and discussing the varied and enriching articles. The magazines are thin (no ads)  but the content is dense and of  finest  quality. We have issues from years back which are treasured and reread.


title: I used to really enjoy MJ

text: Don't get me wrong, occasionally there are issues I still read cover to cover, but it seems as though MJ has gone through a change lately.  Gone is the focus of travel and fantastic adventure writing.  Now the focus seems to be health, fitness and diet.  I used to buy Men's Health magazine for those topics.  If I wanted that focus I would continue to buy MH.  There is no longer a consistent reason to read MJ on a regular basis anymore.  Man, I miss the old MJ!


title: Best for Beginners

text: This is way too simplistic for anyone with any real finance/investing experience.  If you have more than a few years of investing experience, you should probably look elsewhere, as there is likely little here that you do are not already aware of.  For someone with little financial experience, this is a good way for you, as a casual investor, to understand the most basic mechanisms of investing and finance.  The personal finance articles are hardly groundbreaking, but do give sound advice, whereas the investing ideas may give the casual investor just enough information to be detrimental to his/her portfolio.


title: Helpful

text:
Preaching is both an art and a science. It is an art in the sense that some people have a gift for it and some people do not. It is a science because poor preachers can become good and good preachers can become great if they will learn certain skills.

This magazine contains helpful articles that will improve anyone's preaching. It has manuscripts of great sermons. It also has ads for resources from third parties that can be used to improve one's study skills and preaching abilities.


title: Very Helpful


title: Get this mag from somewhere else

text: The best place to get this magazine is through your airlines mileage program. Delta Skymiles program offers 51 issues (1 year subscription) for only 3,200 miles, which is less than $50 no matter how you calculate the value of miles. It is even cheaper than the student discount offered by the Economist.


title: Too many ads!

text: Too many ads.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Great Magazine

text: Entertainment Weekly is a great magazine if you want to know the latest in movies, books, and television.  The articles are often interesting.


title: Review

text: Have not recieved this product yet, a month later.  Nothing to review so far really.  I wish I had an expected arrival date.


title: Great Magazine about Parenting, Life, and More

text: I saw a review where someone called this a liberal magazine because two women were holding hands in it.  Parents come in all genders, colors, shapes, sizes, and gender combinations, so this encouraged me to write a 5-star review, as we really appreciate that this magazine is intentional about being inclusive of and not discriminating against parents of color, gender fluid parents, or same-gender parents.  We get this magazine at our office, and I'm glad that we can offer a fuller perspective more in line with reality to our clients.


title: Best Deal for Shutterbug

text: I have taken Shutterbug Magazine for many years, along with many other photographic magazines. If I had to pick only one, this is the one I would keep.  You can't find a better deal on the price. I was about to re-subscribe at $19.95 a year and then I found it on Amazon for $12.00.  This is a fantastic price and if you photograph I'm sure you will learn much from reading it.


title: Gift for Dad

text: He enjoys this...  it is like the old holiday 'Sears 'catalog.  loots to dream about .  Not alot of practical info though


title: Popular Science

text: I have always enjoyed popular science, popular mechancis, popular electronics magazines.  The only thing I don't like about these magazines is they keep adding more pages of advertisement.  But I guess at only $15.99 for a 2 year subscription I can't complain.  Keep producing informative information.  Thank You


title: Pseudoscience, snake oil magazine

text: My title pretty much sums up stereophile, when i got into audio i use to think this was a reliable source to hi fi audio. Once i actually learned the science behind audio reproduction I relalized that this magazine was pretty much (in the words of our vice president) a bunch of malarkey. Reviewing expensive cables, interconnects, AC power cables, cable lifters, vinyl and CD demagnitizers, and the outrageous claims they make about each one is asinine. Most of their reviews are done in different rooms which already is going to make loudspeakers sound different, and also done without double blind testing. Most of what they publish in the reviews is plecebo effect, of course if you swap a $40 dollar cable with a $2000 cable its going to sound better to you because you are expecting it to sound better. After all its $1960 more! Every single human being is susceptible to plecebo effect which is why it is imperative to isolate any visul, and price difference bias from the reviewer. It is done in the medical field with new medicine but not in high end audio. The other things they do just borderline on insanity, for example they reviewed the vinyl and CD demagnitizer and claimed it actually improved the sound but of course fail to provide any evidence of this. Any person who passed high school science class will tell you that this is complete nonsence, CDs are made of polycarbonate plastic and vinyl is made of thermoplastic polymer or PVC. Both materials do NOT magnitize. Another is AC power cords costing 2 or 3 thousand dollars which they review and of course say it made a profound difference in the sound. Which again does not hold water in a court of science, its a power cable and audio does not pass through it. What good is 2-3 feet of so called "good" power cable going to do when you got normal copper cable in your walls? These are just a few examples I could go on and on. I rarely see them talk about room treatment which actually makes a profound difference and is backed up by science and measurements. If you want to really learn about how to set up a TRUE hifi system in your house i recommend two books, one is floyd toole's book called sound reproduction, the the other is by ethan winer called the audio expert. Both are fantastic books that cut out the snake oil charlatans and get down to what REALLY matters and to what makes a audible difference.


title: Watercolor magazine

text: I just started learning how to paint with watercolors.  It's nice to have the magazine available on my Kindle, but nothing like having the magazine in my hands.  The Kindle version was included with the print version, so it was a good deal.


title: One Star

text: boring


title: What is Magazine where is it

text: Love the magazine but I don’t think I’ve gotten the last issue


title: Not What It Was

text:
Miss the former/old writers.  Now it's a magazine written & edited by millennials

And get off my lawn!


title: Not what it was

text: Still the best audio publication, but not what it was following the retirement of John Atkinson as Editor In Chief.


title: Easy to Read

text: Great little magazine that you can take along with you when you need something short to read.


title: Great mag

text: Amazing magazine. Gave to my husband as a gift. Always a hit


title: Three Stars

text: do not remember this


title: Charlotte Magazine

text: Love this magazine. This is a great way to buy a magazine and at a good price.


title: Four Stars

text: Library material for our machinists training program. The students have found some interesting projects in these magazines.


title: Highlights High Five

text:
My 4-year old grandson loves reading it.  What more can one say?  I presume that my one-year old grandson will enjoy Highlights Hello every bit as much.

Jerry H.


title: The only tech. magazine that should always stay in print

text: This has been my favorite magazine for years, and the easy subscription service offered by Amazon works like a charm. I initially was turned off by it, but the price is great (better than those letters you get at the end of your subscription period with great discounts) and there's no lapse in shipments. I haven't missed an issue since Amazon started offering subscription services. If you're a fan of design, technology, gadgets, and the future in general, subscribe to Wired. The writing is solid, and the advertising is minimal (I'm looking at you GQ, thicker than a bible).


title: Best magazine I had read!!

text:
I waited a long time for my first issue but the wait was well worth it!
I must say Fresh Home is now my favorite magazine and I plan on renewing after just going through the first issue.
Thanks for a great magazine :)


title: Fabulous Magazine

text: This is the magazine I have been waiting for!<br />each issue is jam packed with usefull & interesting stuff!!


title: Don't WASTE YOUR MONEY.

text: I would advise to anyone considering this magazine to save your money.  For the price you would be better off purchasing a couple of books or exploring some of the great fiber art  blogs on the Internet.  The cover art looks so enticing and beautiful.  Once you open it up, though, it is one advertisement after another. What FEW projects that are featured are mediocre and uninspiring.  I feel I wasted my money and recommend you not do the same.


title: great little magazine

text: our grandson loves it. Reads it every time it comes from cover to cover.<br />He loves Thomas and knows all of the cars and engines.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine. Received every month and every article was very interesting. I received it in the mail but could always start reading it on my iPad. Great for sitting down while watching tv and a cup of coffee.


title: Anglocentric (of course!) but still enjoyable by those across the pond

text: This is a great periodical published in the UK about all things Jaguar.  The magazine covers the latest Jaguar offerings (e.g. F-Type as of May 2014) but also devotes a good portion of its effort towards educating the reader on Jaguar's rich heritage (e.g. the XK120 days).  Some of the reviews cover models that are not available in the US, such as the XF 2.2D and XF Sportbrake, but we Americans can keep dreaming that one day, those models might make it across the pond.


title: Good eats

text: A good combination of easy recipes, with nutritional information now added, to inspire you in the kitchen and help you keep the calories in check if are watching what you eat.


title: Great read

text: Only wish it came out more often. Factual with useful information, not geared to breeders but to intelligent, sophisticated dog owners.


title: Old jeep lover..

text: I have a M38a1from 1952 and had a M 38 1950 model. They are more fun then a ,gosh I don't know what. This is a splendid source for parts and info. Would recommend it to all history buffs and old jeep lovers.


title: Seems cool to me

text: I've read everyone's reviews then I received my own copy in the mail. I like it. It's for parents who read Vogue, In Style- stuff like that. I don't want magazine advise on my kid. I get enough unwarranted advise already. Yes there are plenty of things I cannot afford, but like when I read fashion magazines in the past- I found a way to get the look I liked without coughing up so much I-need-to-pay-the-utilities dough. You can always DIY or knock off. I read to relax. The layout's nice. Lush colors. Fashion, decor, food and fluff articles. Hope Cookie hangs around for us parents who don't find they fit the Parents/ Good Housekeeping crowd.


For a magazine that is supposed to be cutting edge, it has one of the worst Kindle experiences out there.  I may as well be reading a PDF.


title: Love this Magazine!

text:
When I orginally signed up for Entertainment Weekly, I was looking for a magazine that would keep me updated with current Entertainment news and had some gossip. I was not disappointed. This is the only subscription that I have. I love that it comes weekly - so you always know what's showing in the theatres and have a good review for the big movie of the week. I also love the book reviews, I'm an avid book reader and have purchased so many books on their recommendations, and they are always spot on. (and it's hard to find good books all on your own) The music section could use a bit of help, they seem to cater to pop and hip hop and R&B a bit much to my liking. This is practically a non issue though. Very happy with the magazine. Oh and I also want to mentino that I don't ever feel as though they push any kind of politcal (or other) type of agenda down their readers' throats.

Also love the super cheap subscriptions on Amazon - I have never been charged automatically as one reviewer... Read more


title: Good archaeological resource

text:
Even though BAR lost some credibility with the James ossuary scandal, I think we all learned a good lesson about wanting to believe things are genuine when they aren't.

BAR is still the best armchair archaeology periodical of the Bible lands.


title: Good Magazine

text: This magazine is very good.  It has good recipes. There is a lot of useful information in these publications.  I would really recommend this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Relaxing Read

text: This magazine has a little bit of everything. Inspiration, humor, household hints, beauty/fashion tips, recipes, nutrition, puzzles and book reviews. It's a nice relaxing read and when I ordered through Amazon, they made sure my issues got to me when I moved.


title: A Valued Resource

text: Yoga Journal is a wonderful magazine packed full of valuable information not limited to asanas.  They have articles on food or ayurveda, alternative medicine and spirituality, as well as meditation, and what to look for in a yoga instructor.  Besides these they provide substitutions for postures and practices when that scary inversion is simply just too much for the time being.  They have full-page photos of postures that are good for cutting out and putting in a binder for creating a personal yoga workbook full of asanas relevant to you.  I find that with every issue I learn something unexpected and valuable.


title: Nerves got the magazine

text: I never received a single issue of this magazine subscription<br />Not a happy camper, hope I wasn’t charged for this item, Barbara Saladino


title: Bullseye

text: This is the lightest, most delectable tuna on the market. It’s almost sinful. I eat it on toast, in salads or right out of the pouch. The flavor is one of a kind.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Made a Great Gift

text: My wife loves this magazine and gets value from every article as an avid cook.  Five more words were required. LOL


title: Great Magazine!!

text:
This is a great magazine for anyone interested in history, archaeology and/or the holy land.  It is lively and topical in terms of current archaeological news in the middle east, and is a great source of history not only concerning the holy land, but Roman and Greek cultures as well.  Plenty of site and artifact photos, along with news.  Also, it is usually sprinkled with a little archaeological controversy or disagreement among the experts (making it a lively read).  I think it is written with just the right detail to make it interesting and appealing to the laymen, while at the same time attracting readership from professionals/academics (as evidenced by the letters to the editor).

Also -- I have bought a couple of gift subscriptions for friends with no real archaeological background -- both of them loved it!


title: Wrong choice

text: Probably is a good stuff for people who knows the art of crochet; but , it did not feel the expectations of my wife. For entertaiment of beginners is not a good guide.