title: Very educational and worth the subscription!

text:
We love this magazine! we have had a subscription to this magazine for a couple of years now and just renewed! We used to pick them up locally one by one, we decided that we loved the educational value of the magazine and our children could use the magazine for their studies. That is when we decided it was worth paying for a subscription to the magazine.

This information offers so much information and we can turn the T.V. off and read and learn through other methods such as National Geographic which officers world wide educational information.

The photography is very beautiful and also educational. This magazine is very  valuable to our family and worth the return on our investment (subscription to the magazine). We gain so much knowledge from this magazine and for our household, we will pay more for knowledge than material things (cars, house, brand name clothes etc)..

Our children love the photography and it allows us to use this educational magazine as a means to teach our children to gain information, news, knowledge, etc from other sources other than the T.V. This magazine exposes our children to articles and other information that they may have not been exposed to through school or our community. Our children can use their imagination and go far away without leaving our home.

You will find the subject matter, photography, and writing very interesting and informative. This magazine is one that will give back to you.. We only subscribe to National Geographic and one other magazine. We only subscribe to the best!

This magazine will enrich your household and take you places you could never imagine!

Well back to NG! Makes for great family discussion! (Family Time) Clean magazine for the whole family!


title: We Love All You!!!

text:
This is the best magazine I have seen in years! I like this magazine because it pays for itself and offers great advice, recipes, and coupons! This magazine took a long time to come to arrive by mail, but it was worth the wait.. While the magazine was on it's way, I just picked up the magazine at the store. It was still a savings for me. Then one day while outside with the children over the weekend, one of our children runs to me saying we have mail... I was not expecting anything worth while in the mail that weekend. So when I begin to look through the mail, there was All You! Right On Time... It made being outside even better...

This magazine may take a long time to come but, it was worth the wait to me. I was going to go to the grocery store anyway, so picking one up at the store was no big deal for us. And once it finally did arrive in the mail we were happy...

You won't regret a subscription to this magazine. It will pay for it self.. I will not be caught without this one... Too much great information to be found, and too good savings to miss out on.

Well back to reading my All You!


title: Awesome buy!!

text: My 9 year old loves it!! A great way to get him to read more:):)


title: Five Stars

text: Received as indicated.


title: Gorgeous magazine!

text: If you enjoy travel (even if done vicariously from your reading chair), this is a gorgeous magazine to peruse.  The pages are thick and glossy and the photography and articles are delightful.  We holiday in the UK every year, yet I found things to do and places to see that we would have missed if left on my own.


title: Great Diabetic magazine

text: Great magazine. Great price. A must if yiu are looking for new diabetic recipes


title: Love Oprah!

text: Great magazine!


title: Great Magazine, Great Deal!

text: Love this magazine, & what a great deal! If you enjoy Interior Design & DIY projects, this is the one for you. I was buying it every now & then at the grocery store but paying full price. Buying it through Amazon was a much better deal!


title: Never missed a copy!

text: This has been in my home for years!


title: Five Stars

text: Never disappointing as a read or a gift.


title: C & D review

text: Great magazine, great deal.


title: Love B&B!

text: Photos stunning, very beautiful and informative


title: Magazine orders

text: Ordered 4 magazines, started receiving subscritions within 30 days.  UNBEATABLE price and fantastic Amazon service as always!


title: Happy it's still around.

text: Remember these when I was in school and loved all the info, pics, and puzzles.<br />So glad they are still around and making imaginations run wild!


title: Waste of money!!!

text: I found this magazine to be a total waste of my money. I gave it 1 star because there was no way to leave NO stars!!!


title: Interesting product

text: She has diversified beyond her capabilities.


title: Five Stars

text: quality magazine


title: Always interesting!

text: Ordered this for my daughter and we all read it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great info for all.


title: he said it was awesome.

text: Got it for son, he said it was awesome.


title: Five Stars

text: i love the news articles that is in it.


title: i love the enthusiasm and drive that i see in these ...

text: i love the enthusiasm and drive that i see in these entrepreneurs. it gives me alot of confidence to do what i dream of.


title: i love the price that i got it for

text: i love the price that i got it for, and my wife likes even more that she has a magazine to read over the weekend.


title: My FAVORITE magazine. I love to read and learn more ...

text: My FAVORITE magazine. I love to read and learn more about cooking. This is a great publication for any level of cook.


title: Just an astounding assortment of advertisements

text: Quality writing is gone. This is not really a magazine anymore.  It is now just an astonishing assortment of advertisements with some lukewarm articles thrown in.  Can hardly turn a page without someone wanting you to buy something. It should be free.


title: My favorite magazine.

text: I've been a subscriber of EW since I was 12 years old. To put that in perspective, I'm turning 26 next week. So for over half my life, I've been a loyal reader. It covers a wide range of topics and has kept me well informed of the on-goings in the entertainment business (at least enough to impress my friends). I can't recommend this title enough.


title: Interesting and Informative

text: Great magazine full of timely articles that help you lead a better life. Informative and lively, and right on the button it seems to me. I enjoy it and look forward to each issue.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite "house porn".  I love this magazine's style better than any other


title: Good for boy

text: Got 3 issues a time. My boy enjoys it very much!


title: Attractive magazine with disappointing content

text: This a beautifully designed magazine,  with many suggestions for decorating and remodeling. I was a little disappointed not to see stories about the personalities we watch for many hours on HGTV. The silly list of preferences of Drew and Jonathan Scott was not the in-depth information readers and TV watchers want to see. In all an attractive magazine with little depth.


title: Great mag when I get it

text: Love this magazine  but very spotty delivery each time I  subscribe.


title: Fun Reading

text:
I'm not a magazine buyer, generally speaking.  I'd rather read online for free and not waste paper; however, First is just so chock-full of tips, recipes, and useful information that I just HAVE to subscribe.  Even my ex-BF was amazed at all the useful information it contained.

Best thing about it is that the content is all positive.  Articles about health issues don't scare (as some magazines do...and you may notice how full of prescription med ads they are...hmmm!) and the models aren't sex kittens.

Best mag out there!


title: Five Stars

text: Oprah is always entertaining!


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy this every time.


title: Five Stars

text: Husband can't wait to start receiving this.


title: Five Stars

text: Been reading it for years!


title: DON'T BUY THIS IT IS A RIP OFF

text: THIS COMPANY HAS TO CHEAT ITS CUSTOMERS TO STAY IN BUSINESS!  I advise you not to subscribe to this magazine.  They re up your subscription without your permission and charge an outrageous inflated price.


title: interesting recipes

text: love it


title: cats health

text: love this magazine!!!


title: Used to love this magazine...

text: ... and while it is full of great information, there is no way printed word can keep up with the internet.  The info in these magazines is usually found all over the web the month before.  It is not the fault of the magazine itself, but that the internet is too easy to update quickly.


title: One Star

text: Do not like this magazine at all.  I will ask for a refund from Dwell.


title: Good value

text: My husband loved it


title: Engaging and Creative Magazine & SocialNetwork for Girls

text: My 11-year old daughter absolutely loves New Moon and the online environment.  It is a safe space to read about and discuss topics, such as body image, boys, current events, books etc.. Both the magazine and the environment are strong on positive reinforcement, encouraging creative expression through art work, written work, and sharing of thoughts. Plus, the online environment satisfied her enough so that she quit bugging me about having a Facebook account (which "all her friends have").  The online environment seems safe, too, because each message is reviewed before posting.  Plus, there are no ads!!!


title: very entertaining

text: love to read


title: very useful

text: great new ideas


title: Five Stars

text: Anxious to get this magazine.  Can't beat the price.


title: Very anxious to get this magazine. I always look ...

text: Very anxious to get this magazine.  I always look at it and take pictures of recipes when I am at the dentist office.  Now, I don't have to wait until then and can just browse through at my leisure!


title: I have been wanting to get this magazine and when ...

text: I have been wanting to get this magazine and when I saw it for this low price, I couldn't resist!


title: ... have been getting this magazine for years and still love it. Great price too

text: I have been getting this magazine for years and still love it.  Great price too!


title: Enjoy Star

text: Issue arrived on time!  Enjoy reading articles and working crosswords


title: Great gift

text: Sent to my grandkids for Christmas at their parents’ request. They all are readers and love to spend hours with these.


title: Great gift

text: Sent to grandkids for birthday at the parents’ request. The kids love to read!


title: person didn't deserve nice gift & customer service generally sucked

text: I had ordered this subscription for an imate that likes motorcycles. He turned out to be a real butt munch & I called customer service to ask them to please immediately cancel the subscription & I was rudely told that it would take a few months before they could cancel it & I would receive a partial refund, which I didn't get. After a few phone calls with different stories, I received an.email reminding me about the "auto renewal", which I didn't know what that meant. Apparently, I guess that he received the entire year's worth of the subscription & the company was trying to get me to pay for another year! I immediately called customer service & they looked up my account, found & admitted to their mistake, & I finally received a full refund & a sincere apology


title: boring articles & damaged conditions

text: Every issue was torn & the magazines were usually very thin. I made sure to cancel the "auto renewal" that I didn't realize that I ordered. I didn't receive all issues. I think there were supposed to be 6?


title: Five Stars

text: My boys love this and I loved the price


title: Five Stars

text: Still getting the magazine love it.


title: DIY Mag every DIYer must have

text:
If you are DIYer you will get great use out of this magazine. It covers everything from ideas for every room (and outside) to make the most of the space both physically and aesthetically, to How-To's on fixing things, installing things and even building things from scratch.

This is not a magazine that is to be read and thrown out, but one to keep forever as a reference well into the future.


title: Great magazine for anyone who is interested in everything from ...

text: Great magazine for anyone who is interested in everything from history to science. Consider this the next level about Discover.


title: Five Stars

text: my mom loves the magazine


title: Mothers Day Gift

text: It was a Mothers Day gift and its very enjoyable.  The Readers Digest is always a favorite.  I love it'


title: It’s a megaZine

text: It’s a magazine


title: Love this subscription!

text: I love readers digest and love that u got this subscription! I'm very happy with it!


title: American Tradition

text: You will enjoy the interesting stories and anecdotes. A great magazine to take a few minutes out of your day to just relax and enjoy. Very small footprint so its great to take along on any trips when you are the passenger.


title: Inc. Magazine Excellent

text:
Great magazine and very informative. Love the information on business ventures. This is an easy read so for eveyone with inspiration of being successful in business.

You will enjoy--Subscribe now!


title: Lovely inspirational weekend reads - updated ideas

text: Have taken lots of the ideas and tips from the various issues, and learned a thing or two. If cottage, coastal cottage, quaint is your decor vibe, this provides a lot of inspiration and perhaps validation.


title: Look the details in story easy especially bold print.

text: It makes easy to shared stories with grandson and nephew.


title: Great magazine

text: I enjoyed this magazine.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I have been reading this magazine for many years, I enjoy it very much.I renew it every year.Full of good advice.


title: Taste of Home magazine

text: I am a subscriber of Taste of Home for at leat 10 years, the recipes are wonderful. best cooking magazine.


title: Love it!

text: Women's Health is my favorite magazine, so I was excited to see it as a lightening deal!


title: The Handyman’s Bible

text: If you have any interest in keeping your living space in good repair and also your vehicle this is a must subscription. Interesting and helpful for the person learning how to use a screwdriver to the licensed contractor. Has plans to build useful things indoor and outdoor, and landscaping. Handyman has useful maintenance for houses and vehicles. I enjoy the helpful tips also the new tools sections along with the Great Goofs that are funny but with a strong message on what not to do. If you like to use your hands do yourself a favor and buy a Family Handyman off the shelf. Also a good gift for the first time home buyer.


title: Great addition to yoga practice...

text: Have been doing yoga for about 2 years now, and just really find this is a great addition. Great info and insight.


title: Good recipes

text: Have subscribed to SL for decades.  Like the recipes , but travel pieces good , but not during Covid duh.


title: Sunset is not what it used to be........

text:
My Mom started her subscription to Sunset Magazine in 1950.  I grew up with Sunset Magazine always being present.  Then, in about 1995, she found that Sunset was not something she wanted to subscribe to any more.  I did get my own subscription, but have let it lapse since about 2002, because I do not feel the recipes are what they used to be, and I use Sunset mostly for recipes.

I am aware that one can find anything (or just about) on the Internet, and it's usually faster than going through my Sunset Yearbook Annuals - I have them from 1987 until they stopped publishing them in 2004 (with the recipes for 2003).  I really miss having this resource.

I also really, really miss Jerry Anne DeVecchio's columns.  They were always so informative.  I think that when she retired is when I started getting less enamored with the recipes.

Also, I think that many of the recipes are posted on the internet rather than being published in the magazine.  That's okay I guess, but I would rather have the hard copy in the magazine.  I sit in front of a computer for 8 hours a day doing my work as a medical transcriptionist, and frankly I don't enjoy having to look up things on the internet.  It's handy when looking for a certain recipe, but I really do like to have the cookbooks to browse through, and I cherish my collection of Sunset Recipe Annuals.  It's really interesting to note the way the recipes have changed and the way we eat has changed over the years since 1987.
(High protein, high carb, etc., etc., to now, where it seems to be more balanced over all).


title: Not what I am used to

text: I  read Car and Driver for decades growing up. Haven’t had a print subscription now for many years, so I was excited to start getting it again in the mail. Was looking forward to the beautiful photos and articles.  I have to say, I am super disappointed in the lack of quality feel the magazine has now.  This will be my last print subscription. Better to just read it online. The print edition is very low quality.


title: A Must for Beekeepers of All Levels

text: Love getting this subscription. Beginning beekeeper and this is great. Does not talk way above my head but has important information for all levels.


title: A magazine for a baby? Really?

text: I ordered this subscription for our granddaughter's first birthday because I knew she would be buried in electronic toys. It has been a real treat to learn how much she has enjoyed "her" magazine, and loves to read each issue again and again!


title: Two Stars

text: After only a few washes the decal is chipping off and cracked. Not up to machine washing


title: Great magazine for all ages.

text: Love all the great articles in this magazine great for anyone interested in mechanics or mechanical stuff. Definitely for scouts and people interested in outdoor stuff.


title: Good follow through on projects

text: Interesting, informative magazine


title: Price and produt.

text: Buena revista.


title: Five Stars

text: great mag


title: Good publication

text: I bought this as a gift for my stepmother. Her subscription had just run out and she really liked the magazine. I personally have never read it as I live in Florida and Afghanistan and sadly don't really get to spend much time around the farm/horses any more...


title: Husband enjoys

text: My husband looks forward to each issue.  I guess he's an armchair mechanic/inventor.  He has always been fascinated by inventions and machines.


title: Sent to daughter, Chef

text: This is being sent to my daughter who is a professional chef, and she enjoys out and has tried recipes.


title: handyman mag

text: Sent to son and husband--seem to enjoy not sure of utility but think its useful for ideas around the house


title: Sunset is a disappointment

text: Very disappointed in Sunset. Have not received November/December issues. Have they gone out of business?


title: 50/50

text: I love the quick blurbs on what’s going on in entertainment and the bulls eye is a great read every week.<br />The negatives to me are the interviews aren’t very information and they don’t really cover music at all


title: You will love this magazine!

text: Beautiful pictures, great articles & so many ideas to decorate your house….I look forward to this magazine every season.  It is a beautiful magazine!


title: Great. This is a family tradition I have been ...

text: Great.  This is a family tradition I have been reading over 50 years.


title: House Beautiful

text: Love 💕 this magazine


title: Just ok

text: Ordered a subscription for our 7 year old granddaughter.  She doesn’t like it because she says there are too many words she doesn’t know.  Even though it is suggested for her age group, I would recommend it for slightly older children.


title: Have true stories, photos who are very interesting, ...

text: Have true stories,photos who are very interesting,news from the world of medicine,make you laugh,have the outrageous,for me is a remarkable reading,I accepted as a true unique magazine,nothing feckless hahaha,Thelma


title: No comment

text: After a call to reader digest I finally got my first issue


title: Best price

text: Love this magazine


title: Quality Magazine

text: Gift for daughter she loves it! Great content!


title: Not what I expected

text: First of all this item took for -eeeever to come and then I cancelled it because of that and was charged anyway! don't like that!


title: 5 STARS

text: Honestly, is there anyone who doesn't love this magazine?


title: Informative, Motivating & Useful Information

text: Literally read this magazine from cover to cover. Absolutely love it! Informative, great layout, with very practical tips. Look forward to each month. Highly motivating, and a great read.


title: Content Rich

text: Oprah magazine is a great read - and really speaks to me as a woman over 45.  Well written - with good advice, good articles and good layout.  My big pet peeve these days are magazines with distracting lay-outs/small fonts/type/ and articles that are not relevant to my life experiences.  Oprah mag gives you lots to read and consider! :-)  Worth every cent of subscription price.


title: Lots of valuable information/tons to read

text: One of the best health/fitness/diet/beauty magazines around - each page chock full of important/interesting and helpful tips.  It is one of the few magazines around that has something new and worth reading on every page! One of my favorite reads!


title: Meh

text: The only good issues are the ones devoted to "where-are-they-now" older shows.


title: Well, we tried.

text: I purchased this subscription for someone in prison, however they usually do not allow him to read it --  presumably for danger-inciting articles. However, they do get delivered so I have no problems with the subscription.


title: Yesterday and Today

text:
It is probably images of Norman Rockwell's America which are called to mind whenever The Saturday Evening Post is mentioned these days. Steeped in the nostalgia of times remembered with great affection, the magazine has survived by keeping up with the times while remaining grounded to that America. Always interesting, funny and informative, it far outshines those shallow and empty magazines full of fluff and advertisements rather than substance.

Though primarily designed with baby-boomers and more mature readers in mind, almost anyone can find something of interest between the covers. Whether it's gardening, food, health, or nostalgia, The Saturday Evening Post has it. There is no Britney here, nor Paris, but rather a fabulous Suzanne Somers, even more delicious at 60 than at 20, and with more to offer.

Tony Bennet and his paintings were recently featured and fans discovered another side to the crooner. Even the Post's humor has class. You can forget about the more heralded cartoons of the liberal New Yorker. The Saturday Evening Post has, by far, the funniest cartoons of any magazine out there. Strategically spaced throughout the magazine, there is always a good laugh waiting as we turn the pages. Grounded in day-to-day life rather than politics or taboo subjects, they truly deliver on the promise of laughter when others often let us down.

Fitzgerald and Rawlings could once be found in the ink on the Post's pages. And who could ever forget all those Rockwell images which once were a staple of the magazine? The Post will still ocasionally grace the cover with one of these portraits of America as we once knew it, keeping touch with a link which grows weaker with each passing decade.

Rockwell's Christmas image of Tiny Tim happily graced the cover of the Nov./Dec. 2006 issue, in which I was greatly surprised to find my own words in the article, "Family Viewing for the Holidays." My comments on "Mrs. Miniver" with Greer Garson, and "The Bishop's Wife," starring Cary Grant and Loretta Young, had both been quoted, the latter at length. Though only mentioned as an Amazon Reviewer, had I not already been a long-time subscriber and champion of this link to our past, I probably would have been swayed in that direction afterward.

The Saturday Evening Post continues to be substance over fluff, the way we were and would like to remain, rather than the way we quite sadly, have at times, become. It always feels a bit nostalgic leafing through The Saturday Evening Post while drinking a Coke. Maybe that's what makes it worth the small price it costs to be delivered to my mailbox. Of course, there's the whole Suzanne Somers factor to consider also...


title: Pleasant Nostalgia

text:
If you are like me, and have a fondness for the 1930's and 1940's, you will love this magazine. It is filled with warm and funny stories of those happy days gone by. Times may have been hard, but they really were better. Neighbors were real neighbors, growing up was more innocent, families were closer, and when you married your high school sweetheart, it stuck.

Everything from family memories of growing up during the great depression to a young man's memories of his first car during the 1940's are told by the people themselves. There is something to love here for just about everyone in the family. Whether it's a young girl's remembrance of mornings in the kitchen baking with Grandma (which includes a recipe), or a young soldier's tale of being shot down over the Netherlands and aided to freedom with the help of the daring Dutch underground, you'll be transported to better times.

If you are nostalgic at all, you'll enjoy this greatly as I do. There are always photos or illustrations to accompany the warm and funny memories of those who lived through these times. From home remedies to stories of the big band era, you really will enjoy every article. The glossy cover always has a nostalgic picture and the inside, quite appropriately, is on black and white paper. Film and music stars from these times are fondly remembered as well.

You won't be disappointed in this magazine. The short and enjoyable stories will leave a warm feeling in your heart. It will, however, make you a bit sad that these days are gone forever. I have a couple of very good copies of Modern Screen with Deanna Durbin on the cover from the 1940's I have collected and Good Old Days sits quite nicely between them. I even discovered a new source for collecting old time radio shows in the magazine's advertisements I intend to check out.

All in all, a real bargain and one magazine that's nice to have around the house.


title: "Meh"

text:
Some articles are interesting.  I probably won't renew at the end of this subscription.  "Now Incorporating Men's Fitness",  there are tobacco/cigarette ads, these are part of a fit man's life?

Another reviewer here said "meh", seems to fit here.


title: Good source

text: Useful


title: Idaho Magazine is Great Stuff!

text: Back in the olden days, I loved pouring through my copy of ALASKA MAGAZINE. Back then, it was a magazine full of interesting stories about life in the Bush and the life of Alaska's characters.  IDAHO MAGAZINE reminds me of Alaska Magazine of the old. I love reading about life in rural Idaho,the characters, and this history of this great state. Whether you live in Idaho, plan on visiting, or just want a fun magazine, IDAHO MAGAZINE is the ticket to a great read.


title: What happened?

text: This used to be my favorite magazine and I would read it cover to cover.  Unfortunately it has gotten to the point that I will not be renewing it after 20 years.  There is no longer any good content and it is mostly advertising.  The print it so small that now us seniors and others with sight problems cannot read it without a magnifying glass.  So disappointing.


title: Great magazine

text: This is a great magazine for males and females.  Good ideas and easy to do. Would definitely recommend it for all.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine.  so much better than Ceaser's or Dog Fancy


title: I would buy it again

text: Good tips on health and diet. More credible because he is a MD


title: It’s Not Like the old Cooking Light

text: I am sorry to say that I do not like the replacement for Cooking Light. If it continues this way, I will not renew. Why not just copy the successful magazine? Who cares about farms in California to visit? Too many articles and not enough recipes. I managed to pull 3 recipes out of a whole magazine. This is a political agenda here that I am not interested in.


title: Best Magazine, Ever

text: I first started reading this magazine about three years ago and it is, without a doubt, the best of any type I have ever read.  A couple of years ago, they printed an interview with a living witness to the crash of the Hindenburg.  He had been a 17 year old Sailor (it was at the Navy's Lakehurst Airfield), holding onto one of the ropes, connected to the dirigible, when it exploded into flames.  He and another Sailor ran into the burning gondola and dragged out the Captain of the airship.  The Captain was alive when he was pulled from the gondola, but died a few minutes later.  The two Sailors ran back into the burning gondola and pulled out the unconscious executive officer, thus saving his life.  That would be like interviewing one of the Indians who had fought at the Little Bighorn, 50 years after the battle.  The magazine also published an interview with the rear gunner of the radar plane that was directing the night-fighters off an aircraft carrier, which included BUTCH O'HARE.  No one had EVER interviewed this man until Flight Journal did it , over 50 years after Butch went missing.  Butch's fate has finally been determined:  he was shot down by the nose gunner of a Betty bomber.  This is a cosmic irony, as the only type of plane that Butch ever shot down was the Betty.  Best aviation magazine?  No, it's the best magazine, period.  P.S.  Check out my letter to the editor of Flight Journal, in the current (April, 2014) issue.


title: Perfect for tired eyes.

text: My grandmother loves this edition. Failing vision. She reads them and passes them to my Aunt and then she passes it on to her friend and so forth...


title: Photo great

text: Heard about it on a baseball game(jim palmer) best photo, ok took a chance ...love it... would recommend the magazine and will renew


title: DogWatch Newsletter

text: This is an interesting newsletter from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.  It provides up-to-date information for anyone who has a dog whom they consider to be a family member and cares about their health and well being.  It is written in language that is easy to understand and periodically lists information that will help the average "pet parent" to be better informed when making trips to the veterinarian.


title: Five Stars

text: gift for grandson (age 8)... he loves them


Magazine is very boring.  Too many advertisements and not enough articles.


title: I practically wait by the door around the time a new issue comes out

text: Love this magazine! It offers great information and charts in each issue!


title: Very well written and authoritative

text: Very well written and authoritative.  I do wish their DVD was more affordable.


title: Great magazine for anyone who loves or even kind of likes to cook

text: Great variety of recipes for all levels of abilities!


title: Good info

text: Lots of good things!!! I enjoyed it!!!!


title: Great Mag.  Poor Timing.

text: I like the magazine.  I just don't understand why, when computers make money transfers instantaneous, it takes over a month to begin my subscription.


title: Must have if you have kid

text: My daughter loves those books and I love them too. I learned more when I read to her.


title: Enjoy reading this magazine

text: Have enjoyed VF for years.  Their investigative stories are heads & shoulders above most other media sources.


title: Slow fullfilment

text: The subscription fullfilment is slow. The december edition didn't arrive until after Christmas...


title: Excellent read

text: Grandson was very pleased.


title: Christmas gift

text: Great gift


title: Fabulous Tips

text: I'm not a man, nor handy, but the tips in each magazine are worth the price alone!  When I am finished with each issue, I pass it along to someone who is truly handy and can benefit from the more complex contents.


title: Perfect for the average Joe

text: This magazine is perfect for the guy who doesn't have all the newest tools and a boatload of money to spend on projects.  It's down to earth projects that almost anyone can handle, and they're projects and tips that ordinary people use, not fancy projects that require alot of time, money and space.


title: Great!

text: Good magazine! On time!  Fabulous price when ordered with National Geographic History Magazine!


title: Good deal!

text: Love this magazine! Great price, order arrived before specified!!!


title: Value

text: Great mag and great price.


title: Magazine

text: Can't beat the price but the delivery is fuzzy.


title: o magazine

text: i want to thank u for my magazine bargain, for $5 i get o magazine for a yr with nothing else to do or buy. thank u


title: Best all around magazine!

text: Has a little bit of everything and it’s very hard not to read it all the first day I receive the copy!


title: great magazines

text: I like these magazines and look forward to getting new ones they have simple projects and handy tips work the money.


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson loves this magazine. Thank you.


title: Big Hit!

text: Gave this subscription to our 6’yr old grandson for Christmas.  So far it has been a real hit. He loves doing the puzzles and looking through the magazine.


title: Ingredients that are easy to find.

text: I like the recipes


title: Great resource

text: Really like the recipes


title: Outstanding magazine!

text: This has been my favorite magazine for over 30 years.  The photos,articles,and investigations have heightened awareness for all these years.


title: Decent magazine for those who are down with rock music.

text:
Mostly putting this review up to help it get a more fair rating considering that all the 1* reviews are people complaining about not getting their magazine ((HELLO AMAZON PROOF READER/person who approves reviews WHY do you continue letting those reviews through? They aren't about the product?!))

now as i was saying. Decent magazine at a decent price.

Pros
cheap
entertaining reviews
legacy magazine that has been around quite a while

cons
does feature to much trendy emo type stuff
way way way WAY to many ads
that's about it.

chances are you already have read or read this magazine if you are subscribing to it..but if you happen to be getting it for someone as a gift...it's aimed more at the "kids" than the adults.


title: Quite simply the best and CHEAPEST entertainment magazine out there.

text:
I've had subscriptions multiple times. Each time has been enjoyable. This is quite simply the best AND cheapest entertainment magazine to subscribe to out there (especially considering there are a ton of ways to get free or reduced subscriptions out there). The reviews on occasion are off base but for the most part are pretty spot on. Snarky, self depreciating, sometimes overly self indulgent articles are the code of the day here. They will occasionally give to much love to some people, movies, items, books, music, and whatever else you can think of BUT the lame is outweighed by the not lame.

So long point short; IF you care about all things entertainment related in the usa and feel the need to get a magazine about it...this IS the best; the only cons i can think of are that every issue isn't always a winner and a lot of what they cover you can easily find free somewhere online...but than for most people a magazine is more convenient for picking up and reading than their computer :)


title: Great gift idea

text: It is a must have for any true Saddlebred owner or fan. Keeps you up to date on all the shows and ongoings in the SB world.


title: Must Have Magazine

text: This is a great DIY Magazine.  I'm a 66 year old and have loved DIY projects most of those years.  I find some new tips in every issue.  Yes there is always on-line DIY info, but you have to have a subject in mind to search on.  The Magazine gives you a broad range of tips and ideas that you would never think of searching for.  Makes a great bathroom reader.  The only negative is your wife can find things to add to your honey-do-list....


title: My cookbooks

text: I love this magazine. I save them all so that I can go back and try the different recipes. These are my cookbooks.


title: Four Stars

text: This item is everything I expected it to be, and everything it claimed to be.


title: Good magazine, BAD distribution

text: This is not in regard to the magazine (which is solid and enjoyable), but rather a review of the service provided. I subscribed back in mid Sept. I received my first issue in Oct. and I only recently received my 2nd issue the Jan 2011 issue earlier this week! This sporadic delivery is unacceptable. I implore all would be subscribers to go through another means of subscription, the joke of a company that Amazon hired to distribute its magazines is garbage.


title: Good Magazine... Horrible Distrubution

text: First and foremost I would like to say that I enjoy reading PC Gamer magazine and that this review is not geared towards to product but to the service of the paid subscription. I paid for my subscription in mid Sept. and now going into the new year I have only received ONE issue, and that was back in late October! The distribution service hired to send out these subscriptions needs to be handed its walking papers. Terrible. Get your PC Gamer subscription elsewhere.


title: Excellent price

text: Some good ideas


title: Too general listings.

text: Not enough local details.


title: Excellent Magazine

text: Excellent magazine.  Read every issue through as soon as it arrives.  Why do I have to say more?  Ok,  I will.


title: Wish it came every month.

text: My son's love it, but is a little disappointed by the limited number of issues.


title: An Important Resource For Writers!

text: An important resource for writers.


title: An Important Resource For Writers

text: Important resource for writers.


title: Great! & so fun

text: Great


title: Great!

text: Great!


title: Good Magazine

text: Bought a 2 yr. Subscription for my daughter and she loves it.


title: Great Old Fashioned News

text: I love this magazine, mostly because it reminds me of the good parts of the "good old days." Many pictures, and even cool stories.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Good value

text: My daughter loves this, I give this to her as a gift. It is much cheaper to buy it this way


title: Advertisment galore

text: Years ago used to subscribe to this magazine when it actually was about "prevention" and about 1/2 inch thick. I cancelled after it shrunk to 1/4 inch with half the content ads. The few articles are good but not worth the subscription.


title: Good step-by-step guides for the handyman.

text: This is a great step-by-step guide to any handyman. Good projects.


title: Good coffee table magazine

text: Love the articles, and new cooking tips. Also new home ideas. Good magazine for coffee table

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title: She is very pleased and also at that age where this stuff is ...

text: Gift for my niece. She is very pleased and also at that age where this stuff is really cool to her.


title: My favorite magazine this year!

text: Love this magazine.  It's  chock full of great ideas.


title: She loves when this comes in the mail

text: She loves it!


title: Not what it used to be, avoid if you ever enjoyed it before

text: Almost completely ads and airheaded filler. This used to be a great magazine filled with interesting projects, news on innovation and generally quality content. Now it's all ads and mindless drivel.


title: Five Stars

text: My guilty pleasure.


title: So awesome!

text: You like guns? get this! so many great articles and new weapons coming out all the time.


title: great magazine!

text: So many good articles. Always has new information keeping up with the times.


title: one of the best!

text: So many good articles and great information.


title: ... this for my wife but I find tons of useful articles and actually have really enjoyed receiving the publication

text: I bought this for my wife but I find tons of useful articles and actually have really enjoyed receiving the publication.


title: Great magazine!

text: This was a great magazine... friends that come over and see it laying on the table pick it up and ask for copies of pages.  I was very pleased with this purchase.


title: I like the contents but was expecting more than 10 pages

text: I was expecting a magazine, a smaller magazine like the large highlights i hello magazine but a smaller version. This one is about 10 pages, very small but perfect for a baby. My baby loves it. Its one of his favorites. I personally was expect more.  I like that its sturdy, the pages can't rip like the regular books. So for durability its a 5 star.


title: This is still one of the best magazines!

text: And worth the money - I read it cover to end every month!


title: Don't you just love a Great Car Magazine?!?!?!

text: Say what you may - I still love getting my MT every month.  There is just something nice about leaning back and enjoying a good car magazine that a tablet or your phone can never give to you.


title: Tops!

text: My favorite of the auto rags.  New design and content is solid.


title: Not bad

text: Not as good as it was in the past & still no scarf but it had some decent articles.


title: Entertainment Weekly

text: This is the best Entertainment magazine out there!  I have been a subscriber for many years now.  Get your copy today!


title: Thorough, easy to understand directions

text: I purchased this subscription for my husband when they were having a really good sale.  Even at the full price I would still get it.  They have many creative and useful ideas in each issue. I enjoy reading it also and am happy that it explains projects in simple terms that anyone can understand. My favorite section of each magazine is where they show different projects readers send in themselves, I can't believe how creative some people are.  I would definitely recommend this unless you are an advanced wood worker or handyman.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for my 4-year-old!


title: Magazine

text: Good magazine


title: love it!

text: This is my favorite so far out of all of the scrapbooking magazines I've read. Lots of new idea's for your pages but also for your photography.


title: Five Stars

text: This is a great magazine w/fabulous ideas!


title: LOVE this magazine

text: I LOVE this magazine and that's why I ordered it as a birthday gift....recipes are rated, then included in the magazine based on popularity. I love having a paper copy.


title: This magazine has excellent ideas.

text: We plan to update some of the rooms in our house.  This magazine has excellent ideas.


title: I am disappointed in this magazine

text: First time ordering Southern Living.  Has many, many advertisements and a few recipes.  I am disappointed in this magazine.


title: I am very familiar with this magazine, but I ...

text: I am very familiar with this magazine, but I have not received my subscription for this as of this writing.  Four stars because of my past knowledge of its contents.


title: Do not buy

text: Subscription is ridiculously difficult to cancel! And there is zero customer service to contact. I've canceled and unsubscribed 3 times now and am STILL getting auto drafts. Seriously, this is worse then a gym membership.


title: Good Magazine but keep missing issues

text: I subscribed for this magazine September 2011. It's now June 2012 and I have only received 3 issues. I have contacted them several times and am still waiting. It's a good magazine- but it's worthless if I never get them.


title: Mid century mod obsessed

text: Love this mag! Best ever for mid century mod.


title: Almost seamless continuation of my subscription

text: Very easy ordering process and no need to invoke exchange rate fees on my CC.  The only down side is that you can't participate in the prize draws in the magazine, when living in the US.<br />It turns out that the slightest difference between the way I wrote my address when renewing and the way it was registered with the magazine subscription department caused my renewal to be registered as a new subscription.  I contacted the magazine and they rectified it by crediting my account by one copy.  Great response and service


title: Good gift for someone that loves horses

text: I get this as a gift subscription for my SIL, she seems to like it.


title: Good gift for a horse lover


title: Good info and articles in this magazine

text: Good information in this magazine


title: I like this magazine

text: I like this magazine.  Meets my needs for readability.


title: didn't get all the issues

text: didn't get all the issues


title: Five Stars

text: Best publication on California fly fishing!


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: what a disappointment

text:
ordered it back in June/July still haven't received first issue (arrive 15 of October),
Now the new date is late November/December what a bunch of bologna.
Don't buy, go with the Blade magazine, fast delivery and customer service is excellent!!


title: great

text: it perfect, great mag, with plenty of information on factory and custom knives.<br />cant go wrong with this knive magazine


title: Five Stars

text: This is the best magazine for Mustang people.


title: Excellent monthly, disappointing price

text:
I consider 911 & Porsche World the best of the three British Porsche-centric publications I get each month. Always informative and fulled with fascinating stories and anedotes that sometimes is hard to find in a typical U.S. publication, 911 & Porsche World's perspective on All Things Porsche is one of the highlights of all the automotive monthlies I subscribe to or pick-up at the local newsstand. Of which leads me to my chief gripe with Amazon's offer.

If you have a Barnes & Noble store easily accessible, you will find that 911 & Porsche World currently sells for $6.99 an issue. While it would require you to go down to B&N each month, that works out to be just under $84 a year. To have a year's worth of this excellent magazine shipped direct to you, a subscriber will pay a $26 (plus change) PREMIUM for the service, which runs counter to the usual magazine discount subscription rates we normally find in the U.S. (since the bulk of the income in most American magazines is advertising-driven). Plus, you have to still deal with the wonders of our glorious United States Postal Service, which try as hard as they do to do otherwise, still seem to mangle, shred, soak, and lose an occasional subscription monthly of mine every so often. Some service to look forward to, even for an enjoyable mag such as this.

Still, if a Barnes & Noble, Border's Books, or other local bookseller who stocks import specialty publications isn't available to you, 911 & Porsche World is still a very worthwhile magazine for any fan of that special automaker hailing from Zuffenhausen. But personally, for me there's nothing better than picking up my monthly issues of 911 & Porsche World in person and going next door to the coffee bistro for a quiet weekend afternoon of drowning in a perfect cup of java and reveling in even more potent Porsche nirvana, UK-style.

Five stars for 911 & Porsche World, three (barely) for the subscription price.


title: Fun but took a while for 1st issue

text: Great magazine.  Only complaint is that it took 4 months to receive first issue.


title: The perfect gift . . .

text: The perfect gift for someone into renovating their "old" home.


title: Magazines did not arrive

text: I ordered two subscriptions — one for myself and one for a friend. It has been nearly 5 months and I have received just ONE issue of this magazine. The rest never came. My friend waited 3 months just to get the first issue. I will absolutely not be renewing.


title: Wired is GREAT

text: Fantastic magazine for anyone who wants to know what's going o n i n high tech or other areas


title: Three Stars

text: I would loved to have gotten the before and after issue!


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine.


title: Great price for a good magazine.

text: As everyone knows printed material (newspapers, magazines, books) are pretty much almost out of date due to everything being available electronically, it's good to actually pick something up and read it on paper for a change. I haven't done that in probably 2 years so it was cool to receive my first issue.  Got this on a "6 issues for xx cents each" deal.  Probably will not pay full price to renew it, but it's cool to have something laying around and this is a good magazine, and one that has been around for almost 100 years or something like that, so it's cool to support it.


title: Wired for the Weird

text: Our son is away at college and was missing our Wired subscription.  When I saw an offer to buy him a subscription for not a lot of money, I jumped on it and he loves it.  Highly recommended.


title: A Clash of Values

text: Personally, I found the articles, with a huge emphasis on sexual conduct, offensive.  They appeared to me to be immoral under the guise of sophistication.  To my way of thinking, it's rather an international version of Cosmopolitan. Not the type of articles that I care to read, care to discuss, care to share.  I've canceled my subscription.

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title: Four Stars

text: Interesting.


title: Four Stars

text: As expected.


title: Educational

text: Good magazine for newbies and old timers...


title: Uplifting stories

text: I have been reading Readers Digest since I was a teenager, It always surprise me with good stories and a lot of things to learn..


title: Limited Focus and Balance

text: I subscribed to this magazine with the hopes that it would present a balanced spiritual format between Christianity and Eastern belief systems.  While it does offer the occasional Christian perspective, the majority of articles focused on Eastern and esoteric beliefs.  Unfortunately, there is not a substantial amount of writing that does not focus on yoga, meditation and Ayurveda as health solutions.  While I am very open to alternative forms of healing, I prefer a more balanced approach to spirituality and relation to healing...such as Christian prayer, hands on healing, etc.


title: Yummy Food

text: This magazine is a delightful combination of recipes for great food and beautiful photography.  The recipes are geared toward healthy, more sophisticated food than many other magazines, and offers a variety of choices, including vegetarian.  When searching recipes on the web, I most often find myself using recipes from Eating Well.


title: Just OK

text: I really wanted to love this magazine!  Although the articles are well written and topics are good, the only two things that really make it different is that it profiles people who do more extreme activities compared to the average person and it is owned and edited by a corporation that it liberally promotes throughout. I found it more of an experiencing an ordinary life with many profiles that would never apply to me.


title: Hobby Farms Magazine

text: Received our first issue, something for everyone inside. Looking forward to the next issues!


title: Such incompetence

text: Would’ve been nice if you hadn’t screwed up recipient information. He received a total of one issue from a yearly subscription I paid for. Never again.


title: Real Simple

text: I glad that I have this subscriptions. This magazine is great!


title: great!

text: I love this magazine. Everything in it describes my home. I appreciate all the ideas and tips that are provided. They are an accurate description of a loved and lived in home should be. I get excited when my new issue arrives!


title: Favorite magazine. Love it

text: Favorite magazine. Love it.  Only wish that they offered a digital and print combine subscription as do most other magazines


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine. Informative and interesting.

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title: Nice pictures but nothing to read

text: Nice pictures but nothing to read. Good quality printing.


title: definitely not for a ten year old.

text: Thia only encourages the behavior many 14 yr old wants to exhibit, but doesn't lend a lot to the air of caution. No to teach what will come naturally when maturity levels are ready for it.


title: Great things to discuss

text: I've always enjoyed this magazine!! Legit share it with my friends after I'm done reading it. We all sit around and discuss some of the things for a matter of time. Also the subjects always make great dinner conversation with the ladies!!!


title: Enjoy!!!

text: enjoy this magazine very much, both on tablet & hard copy


title: EXACTLY the level of content and style of writing I like.

text: Other magazines excel at the nuts-and-bolts of technologies.  The first time I read Wired, I knew the Missus would also appreciate the Big Picture topic selection, social impact opinion pieces and anecdotal narratives.  The more product-oriented articles are less technical (ho-hum for me), but they have a different purpose, it seems, than to give a reader a purchasing decision comparison.  It's more of "will the item fit your lifestyle, and how".  Very enjoyable at twice the price.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Good Housekeeping is a great magazine. My subscription arrived very quickly and even had a bonus edition already! You won’t be disappointed with the wonderful decorating ideas as well as the delicious recipes that are included.


title: Five Stars

text: Who doesn't love Reader's Digest? Seriously!


title: Entertaing and informative

text: Got this subscription for my daughter for Christmas.  She loves this magazine for the recipes and other household related information it has.  She finds it very entertaining and informativ


title: Great xmas gift

text: Ordered for my daughter for xmas gift who loves loves loves Martha Stewart


title: Don't Bother

text: Only one issue was received from this subscription. Always wanted to support Sunset because of the past. Not worth having a subscription and not receiving the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I Love this magazine, and I am so glad to get it at this price!


title: Two Stars

text: I lke the outdoors and have no issue with competent hunters but this magazine should be called "Outdoors Death".


title: Five Stars

text: love to keep up with sports this is one great way to do so


title: No academic purpose whatsoever

text: I am a veteran homeschooler and purchased The old Schoolhouse magazine in the hopes that it would provide some academic information and advice. The only information contained within are lectures about teaching the Bible. This magazine focuses exclusively on the superiority of the fundamentalist Christian population. This should be considered a religious magazine rather than an educational one. Half of the articles are deeply offensive and the other half are of no consequence to the academic advancement of children. I found myself flipping through the magazine to look at the advertisements, but that was about it. If you are interested in teaching narrow-minded Christian fundamentalism, this is the magazine for you. If you want your children to learn ANYTHING else, don't waste your money.


title: Disappointed

text: Too many ads.  Will not renew.


title: great

text: Should have subscribed to this ages ago, great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: this is a fun magazine! and I've actually bought several things from their ads :)


title: one of my favorites

text: great magazine, lots of interesting information. one of my favorites!


title: Don’t subscribe through Amazon, Never delivered, poor refund

text: Only received one issue in the mail. Spent months trying to correct the situation with countless emails and messages. Finally canceled and requested a refund; ending up paying full cover price for the single issue.  Will never use Amazon to subscribe and would not recommend risking a subscription with Hearst/ HGTV magazine again.


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine.  Very informative.


title: Foodies should subscribe

text: awesome magazine for the foody!


title: Only one issue received

text: Bought this for a gift for my sister for Christmas (in December) and so far she’s only received one issue


title: SPAM Magazine?

text: I was one of the suckers who couldn't pass up a good deal.  Five bucks for a year worth of Esquire, that could never seem wrong...right?  Save yourself the trouble and do not waste your money.  Ther is absolutely zero content in this magazine anymore.  It is just one giant advertisement for stuff we will never be able to afford.  I went 26 pages deep into the last issue(right before I canceled) before I saw any content.  Sadly, they had "Mack" McCulkin on the cover and then did a whopping 3-page interview(in giant font print) with absolutely no real insight.  Its as if all their writers are just basement dweller bloggers who hate their parents.  Regardless, the magazine is trash and I canceled my subscription because of that.  Just an overall disappointment with poor writing and really crappy content.  And the worst part is that the content that is there, it is useless.  What happened to this once great rag?


title: best magazine ever

text: my most favorite magazine.....received my order very fast  good price


title: Waste

text: So disappointed in this magazines This magazine has far more advertisements than anything else. What a waste. There are people that still enjoy reading a magazines instead of googling. Magazines still have a place in our world yet you guys ruin it.<br />Fine, sell your ads to make money, then then put more pages of interesting architecture and design!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the covers!  I can't wait for my grandson to open each edition.


title: Print Edition - Can you go Wrong?

text: You'll save more money by reading the first issue than the entire year is worth. I've often played around with the idea of simply getting everyone on my list the same thing - this!


title: Best cooking magazine for the everyday chef

text: I have been receiving this magazine for over two years and of all the magazines that I receive this one is my favorite.  I just wish it came out monthly.  The recipes presented in this magazine are really tried and true recipes.  I have had great success from most of the recipes presented.  Although this is a bi-monthly magazine it is well worth the wait.


title: Wonderful magazine forthe world of design and decorating!  Features from placeD all over the world!

text: I have enjoyed expanding my knowledge of e<br />Entertaining, cooking, and travel by reading this magazine since my early 20’s!


title: Five Stars

text: Perfect magazine to spend then evening with before bed


title: Kids get attracted to the wrong things in this mag...

text:
I have subscribed to this magzine for a while now, for my kids aged 7 and 4.  I have to say that my son pays more attention to the advertised fancy and colorful toys and 'hi-tech' gadgets in this magzine than to learning.  I am somewhat disappointed at that.

I have read great reviews about the Discover Kids magzine and I am going to try that one.


title: Great for the ball and chain

text: Husband is picky,likes this mag. We like traveling and this shows even the remote places. Interesting and a decent deal on the sub.


title: Four Stars

text: I got this as a gift for my wife, but their subscription can get pricey.


title: great magazine

text: The bible for runners. I was excited to get this subscription for only $5 per year. I cant wait until they offer it up again for that price.


title: great recipes

text:
Family Circle has great recipes compared to other magazines.  Right now, I have subscriptions to Southern Living and Everyday Food.  I also frequently purchase Real Simple, and I have to say that compared to these other publications, Family Circle is kitchen-proof.  Several recipes from this magazine I have added to my repetoire, one of which is a cake for which I get frequent requests from my husband.

The articles are usually pretty ridiculous (particularly rated-PG ones about how to spice up your love-life), although there occasionally will be something useful, like about some rare disease you've never heard of caused by your hot water heater or something.  However, I actually had to cancel my subscription after September 11th because the level of patriotic gore became untenable.  Every page of the frigging magazine was red-white-and-blue, and I guarantee that you will never find a single article about, for example, "How to Deal With Domestic Violence when Your Husband Comes Home from Iraq and Starts Drinking Heavily" or "How to Get a Tombstone for Your Soldier AT COST and Save Your Family a Bundle!!!!"

I still like the recipes, but I am still boycotting the magazine.  Fortunately, old copies are easy enough to pick up at garage sales and Goodwill.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. Expensive, but high quality, nice production value, and good writing.  As an owner of an American bungalow I really love seeing how others care for their homes.  Definitely a focus on preservation over remodeling, and a good effort to include locations other than California. I look forward to receiving this every couple months.


title: Great Beading Magazine

text: I am a beginner and I am finding all sorts of tricks and tips as well as the latest styles, beads and designs. I love it!!


title: Great product

text: Great product


title: Like

text: Like


title: magazine great, Amazon not so

text: The magazine is a must for any aviation fan. However, I do not recommend ordering a gift subscription from Amazon unless you want the recipient disappointed. I ordered a gift subscription for my father, added a gift note to his birthday card and promised him he would receive the first magazine in a couple of months. The order went through and I received a confirmation. A month later, I received an email telling me the order was cancelled due to a "technical error". No further explanation and no word about a refund. I found another website and placed the order with them and, hopefully, my Dad will receive the magazines as promised. Very disappointed, not just with the order being cancelled, but also with Amazon's customer service, or lack of.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Must have for retired army

text: I get this every year for my father in-law who is retired Army. He reads it cover to cover the day it arrives in the house. Keeps him up to date on the Army life and issues that affect him as well.


title: fed up

text:
I did not order this damn f*ing subscription! This magazines business is irritating me. I DID NOT RENEW MY SUBSCRIPTION. I have customer service emails to prove it. DO NOT HIJACK MY CREDIT CARD! You do not have authorization. You are stealing from customers I said NO. Remove me from your subscription list.

I am requesting a profgessional response from someone in charge immediately.

Darien-Mary Covalt


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you!


title: Four Stars

text: its ok


title: everything

text: alway like sound&visions


title: same car&driver

text: car&driver good but the same as before.I like reading it so I like it.


title: DONT ORDER!

text: I ordered this in early July, I received one issue and nothing since. DONT ORDER


title: Lovely ideas!

text: I love this magazine! Lots of great simple country ideas for the real farm woman.


title: Class Act

text: The definitive magazine for all things vegan.  Amazing recipes, restaurant and book reviews, travel...all beautifully written and photographed. I love VegNews...


title: Not happy/ 1 copy of magazine

text: I purchased this magazine in December for a year subscription. My grandson received 1 copy in December and has never received another one. Very disappointed as his brother is getting highlights and has received it every month. Not happy at all. Your disappointing A three year old.


title: Good content but not worth the cost

text: The content is good, however since I've not received two of the six issues I subscribed for it means that the magazine is way too expensive. Customer service hasn't been the best to deal with and the publisher is reluctant to make good on getting me what I paid for. Shame on them. DO NOT recommend. Get some books, go to the library. Not worth the cost or the hassle.


title: Am cancelling ASAP

text: I am very disappointed in this magazine as they run an ad for cigarettes. I am appalled that a publication that does pieces on the tragedies of cancer would promote a cancer causing product. Cigarette makers don't need to advertise, we all can figure out where to purchase these cancer causing products.


title: Auto Renewal, be warned!

text: My subscription was automatically renewed, when I asked for a refund, I was given part back and now have a balance on my account.  I wanted all of it refunded.


title: love it

text: Great magazine


title: Some good ideas, but some weird ones too.

text: I can flip thru this quickly for I'm only looking for new design ideas. It has articles on new materials & building concepts. Eh, not interested. But it seemed to be the best match for what I wanted: contemporary, (more) affordable design than other mags I reviewed.


title: A magazine for people who don't eally cook

text: I hate to be the spoiler here but I have yet to find a decent recipe in either her magazine or any of her books.  I think her recipe "lingo" is really annoying and condescending ("just eyeball it") and her food is pedestrian and bland.  The magazine itself is pretty to look at, well edited, and some of the features are interesting.  But if you're looking for great food, subscribe to Bon Appetit or Food & Wine.  I think this is aimed toward fans of her show and her "tries-to-hard-to-be-cute" banter.  Too bad Oprah didn't want to promote Giada or Ina instead.


title: My favorite magazine

text: After seeing a number of 1 star reviews, I was compelled to write my own five star.  I really enjoy popular mechanics and look forward to each issue. It's probably my favorite magazine.  I'm in my 30's, so I don't remember what it was like 40 years ago as some of the reviewers seem to.  I have two young kids and a house with potential that I'm making better every year. The editors are nailing it for my demographic.  I don't have time to sit down and read countless in-depth analyses of engine components.  I want one or two of those, some interesting projects to work on with the kids and few quirky pieces that teach me something new.  Throw in a couple bio's about what people did with an unique old car and you've got a great evening read.


title: Five Stars

text: My niece and nephew loved the magazine.


title: Where's the vocabulary list

text: I only got this because they used to have a vocabulary list...  I'm so dissatisfied that that's no longer apart of the magazine... But if read some cool articles...


title: Thanks

text: Great magizine


title: Thanks

text: Helpful


title: I have always love Better Homes and Gardens

text: So many good ideas and recipes,


title: Love this magazine

text: Good Housekeeping is just a great magazine with good ideas.


title: Best Value

text: Renewed my own subscription.....best value offered anywhere


title: Very good information

text: Very good information, but there a lot of adds. Needs to have more info.


title: Love Reader's Digest.

text: Everyone should get Reader's Digest.


title: Enjoying this magazine!

text: As a writer, I enjoy the articles in this magazine.  The articles are relevant, interesting, and quite helpful, and the ads are kept to a minimum.  Some competitive magazines are so full of advertising, it's difficult to find the "meat".


title: Bazaar

text: I like the magazine; however, I subscribed to it in the pass and they just stopped coming and my subscription hadn't expired.


title: subscription doesn't start for 4 months..

text: what a joke


title: It's great....but....

text: I love Cooking Light, it is the only magazine I subscribe to on a regular basis and have done so for years. It is not 90% ads like some mags and it has great recipes. What I love about their recipes is that they are light and tasty! I have made hundreds of their recipes over the years and have never been disappointed. The only reason they get 4 stars instead of 5 is you can get all their recipes on their website for free, if I am paying for a magazine I would like to get some recipes that maybe are not posted for free online. So overall I get it because I like the hard copy in hand and it encourages me to try a new dish out each month out of the magazine when I get it in the mail.


title: Food writing is overly pretentious, obtuse, and irritating

text:
The magazine is run by food snobs who prefer complication and pretension over good quality non-frilly food.  If they were a restaurant, I'd doubt they'd ever get their Michelin star.

Secondly, their publisher is a very unkind dowdy person who has watched 'The Devil Wears Prada' far too many times for her own good.


title: Since when did this mag become a mouthpiece for Liberals ...

text: Since when did this mag become a mouthpiece for Liberals? When a magazine takes up writing articles that are certainly slanted to the 'big city' left wing liberal democrats it becomes too slick to even use as toilet paper.


title: One Star

text: Seems to be simply a copy of Outdoor Life with a few changes, only.


title: Must be written by and for Liberals.

text:
Far too many articles aimed at the "well to do". Used to be a magazine about outdoor sports for everyone, now one would need to be wealthy to even consider buying most of the items advertised.

Seems to be written, or, at least compiled by someone who thinks Central Park is a wilderness.

Many of us hunt deer for food and, as many states are overrun by deer and it is quite legal to take multiple does, many of us do so to help feed our families. I have never seen a large, mounted deer rack that makes a good stew..........


title: Great reading about celebs from yesteryear

text: Being a woman in my 60's, it's nice to read about celebrities that I grew up watching at the theater and on TV as well as catching up on current celebrities.


title: Five Stars

text: This always has been and continues to be a great quality magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: ugh, soo many junk ads.


title: My favorite magazine

text: I love this magazine. I always take away something after reading it.  I've tried several recipes, successfully. I love all the advice they give on how to find things on sale.  The authors offer all kinds of ways to bargain shop online for clothes, beauty items, travel, etc.  There are unique decorating ideas.  I've found so much useful information in this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I like this magazine.  It talks about the older generation.  I mean those older than 40. We're still around.


title: Digital Subscription is a headache.

text: I had trouble accessing the content on my Ipad and wrote to both Amazon and Conde Nast.  The issue was partially resolved so that I could now access the monthly issues of Bon Appetit--fyi, there is no access to the archive of past issues-- but I cannot access the 6 digital cookbooks that were also supposed to be included in the deal.  Very disappointing.  However, the magazine itself is a delight.


title: Enjoy

text: Love articles


title: not a lot of ads

text: 1st issue was Comic Con Great


title: Three Stars

text: Not what I really expected but cartoons were best I have seen in any magazine in quite sometime


title: Food Network Magazine

text: I love the whole concept of the Food Network Magazine.  It's so informative.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I use to subscribe to this back in the late 90's and glad it is still around.<br />It will help me manage my condition.


title: New York magazine subscription

text: Truthfully, I thought I had ordered 'The New Yorker'; however, I received my first issue last week and was quite happy with 'New York." A one-year's subscription for $15 ($19.99 - $5.00 Amazon coupon) was quite the deal! Thanks!


title: Good reading experience.

text: Love reading the digest. It has something for everyone.  Good for a quick read or a relaxing hour of interesting stories.


title: Not what I expected

text: The TV guide isn't what it used to be, it's more like a People magazine than TV schedule.  You only get the schedule from 8pm to 10 pm, so your still stuck guessing the rest of the day and evening.  I wanted it to leave in my bedroom where I watch TV after 10 pm.  I will not renew.


title: Beautiful Nature Magazine

text: I ordered a year-long subscription for my father who just loves wildlife.  Meantime, I got him his first issue at a bookstore while he wait for the scrip to kick in.  This magazine has large, beautiful photographs, nice, easy-to-read articles.  The only downside is you need to wait 3 months for your first issue.  I do thinks it's worth it, just be aware of the wait time for that first issue.


title: Reason it's lasted so long

text: My friends think I'm crazy, but I really enjoy this publication. Been a subscriber for years.


title: TV Guide not honorable

text: TV Guide rescinded the offer after I paid.  Saying I couldn't renew that early.  They then offered to refund half the price I paid.  (I paid $10 in November to renew, then got an offer for a $5 renewal one month later, which I also paid for.  TV Guide, instead of refunding the $10 renewal when TV Guide said I couldn't renew for two years, refunded the $5.)  And it wasn't until I questioned why my renewal date hadn't changed that I even discovered that TV Guide was not honoring the second offer.  Amazon has been wonderful in resolving this issue (or at least gettingl my full refund).


title: Fantastic!

text: It is by far, the best Watercolor art magazine I have ever seen. I love it. If they are all as good, I will be thrilled.


title: Late Bloomer Learning to Cook

text:
I resisted cooking for most of my life but, thanks to Cooking Light, I am able to quickly learn how to prepare delicious meals with relative ease.  The articles and recipes expose me to new ideas on foods, seasonings, safe storage, how to prepare ingredients, etc.  The language in articles and recipes are respectful of people like me who new to cooking without being condescending.

Frankly, my mother did the cooking for me (a happy mutual agreement) until she became ill and I became her primary caregiver 24/7.  I turned to Cooking Light out of desperation.  I learned how to prepare delicious meals for both of us.  Often, there was little time to dedicate to food preparation but because so many recipes are fairly easy to prepare/cook/serve, my old cooking-related nemesis, time, was no longer an issue.  I began cooking with confidence and efficiency.  When mother's appetite and foods no longer tasted good, CL was also my resource for preparing foods more palatable and digestible for her.

Now, I am re-discovering cooking for my own pleasure and rely on CL with each new food adventure.


title: It's a great magazine.

text:
I have cancelled most of my magazines because they seemed to be for younger women with articles i was no longer interested in. Many of my friends say have done the same thing. I am always interested in DIY articles and think you have done a great job introducing pictures and comparing prices.

I enjoy this months article on guessing the prices of houses in different areas. Your quality of print and colors makes it a pleasure to read.

Thank you for a terrific magazine.


title: A little pricey

text: This is a very nice magazine.  I've been getting it for my daughter for a few years.  Price I paid this year was more than twice as much as an offer that came from Sunset Magazine right after I'd placed the order with Amazon.  Oh well.  Usually find Amazon is extremely competitive so I'll give them this one!


title: Recommended

text: Very good


title: Read

text: Everyone should read


title: Their bias is showing....

text: The  National Geographic of old is just that. Old and sorely missed. They've plunged neck deep in advocating green initiative agendas before the science has been decided.<br />Need proof? Check into their "ice age" issues of the early 70's. Yeah the articles promising we'd all be frozen by now.


title: Engaging kid magazine

text: Love this magazine.  Enough recurring characters.  Little bit of everything.  A long story; a find and seek; a poem; etc


title: Keep It Simple.

text: Real Simple is a great but diversified short read. It provides their readers an ease of tasks, chores or for future reference. It's colorful and classy. Keep up the good work.


title: Great product - colorful and fun covers.

text: Made of quality paper and cover is very "slick".  Tons of recipes!  Exactly as advertised.  It was a gift for my husband and he really loves it.


title: Just another magazine

text: I just somehow thought it would be better.


title: Love this magazine

text: Best magazine ever.


title: Awesome!

text: Gives detailed up to date information on what is going on in the shooting industry. I always enjoyed the article on what different people own and carry.


title: Takes forever

text: Boyfriend loved this as a gift however it took 6 months to receive our first issue.


title: Simply the best

text: Cover to cover, this magazine cannot be topped for quality and depth of writing, humor, poetry, cartoons, political analysis. What more can I say? The New Yorker will say it better!


title: Better than I expected

text: The magazine is better than I expected.  I watch the food channel and enjoy it very much so I thought I would try the magazine.  It's full of great ideas and good recipes and not too much advertising.


title: Four Stars

text: The magazine has gotten much smaller.


title: Don't Bother.

text: Did not get any issues until 9 months later, when it was time to renew.  This was a Christmas gift for a handicapped man. It is not the old Archie.


title: Terrific

text: Love the informative articles and gorgeous pictures


title: Fun and Informative!

text: This is the perfect magazine for all dog lovers. It covers many, many topics, including rescue, dog/human recipes, training ideas, and breed descriptions. This magazine should be in every dog lover's home!


title: Awesome projects!

text: One of my favorite magazines!


title: A magazine for the science, technical curious

text: Popular Science is a true gem in the magazine world.  I always read this magazine next to my computer because I often find interesting subjects that I would like to know more about.  This magazine will tickle your imagination and you can read it without being a genius.


title: Great magazine

text: If you are science, nature, history curious you need to read this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine


title: Still wondering...............

text: I read this magazine in the doctor's office and if you are interested in fashion, makeup and trends then this is the magazine for you! I find that the magazine is an easy read for any age.  I am over 40 and just loved it.  The only problem is............I placed my order through Amazon 4 weeks ago and I still have not received my first magazine.  I think it is silly that I have to wait 6-10 weeks from placing my order to receive my first copy.  They have my money so I guess I just wait.  I do want to add that the deal I got was an exceptional value.  This is a thick magazine (think Cosmo) and will keep you entertained for hours.


title: Italian

text: Fun and good exercise for the brain!


title: Cool magazine

text: Cool magazine...


title: Best magazine I've read in a long time.

text: Pleasantly surprised when my first copy arrived and it had so much content.  Not a wimpy, over add filled magazine.  Would recommend to anyone who enjoys the TV channel shows.


title: Can't rate what I don't have

text: Have not received the new subscription yet.  When I didn't renew the old subscription in November, I stopped receiving TV Guide even though I was paid until March.  I called and they said it was their mistake and they would reimburse my account $20.  I still have not received this.  Please look into this and either reimburse me $20 or extend my new subscription 4 extra months.


title: Perfect for the avid cruiser

text: Perfect magazine for those who love all things cruising! Looking forward to future editions 😁


title: Essence The Fall Issue...

text: What I liked most about this issue was the Hot Tips For Entrepreneurial Success and the Fall Fashion/Beauty...

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title: Two Stars

text: could not get this to downlosd


title: great mag

text: good reading


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Is this a scam?do not buy this magazine

text: Magazine not that good and very expensive subscription ran out and I said don’t renew 4xs they still keep billing me and sending me magazines I don’t want and billing me anyway they will not cancel very annoying


title: Too faithy

text: I liked some of the health articles, but the issue I looked at recently had way too much of a Christian-type faith-based slant. Not for me; just give me the science, please.


title: Great magazine

text: My parents stopped taking Consumer Reports several years ago. The evaluation of the products are fair and balanced.  It is much easier to make a choice when choosing from several models of a particular ite.


title: A GO-TO for phoTOgraphers

text: Superbly written magazine that provides timely, informative articles and engaging photographs that will educate and delight those with an interest in photography from novice to professional.


title: NOT for real cooks!!!

text: Really wanted to like this mag...however, it does not live up to my expectations for a food mag.  It is not for real cooks.  Too much stuff that I would never be interested in...I do not care about Ina's Paris kitchen.  There are much better choices for food mag out there.  I will not be renewing this mag.  It is more about show casing the Food TV show personalities.  The only reason I gave it a 2 was because of the pics; otherwise, it would get a 1.


title: Good projects and ideas!

text: Arrived on time, pleased with subscription. Has some great diy ideas.


title: Kids National Geographic

text:
I have so many Kids National Geographic magazines, I can't keep track anymore!  I have:
1. The Wild Surprise About Dogs
2. Special Awesome Animals Edition
3. Amazing Animal Friends
4. Funny Photos
5. Sea Turtles
6. Supersize Game Issue
7. 8 Incredible Elephant Stories
8. Tigers, Polar Bears, Monkeys, and more!
9. Summer Fun Issue - 8 Cool Vacations
10. Animal Love
11. The 35th Birthday Special Readers' Choice Edition
12. Jaguars: On the Move
13. 20 Cute Animals
14. Coyotes Moving In
15. Clever Dolphins and Other Smart Animals
16. My Friend the Leopard Seal
17. Special Awesome Animals Edition [my 2nd one]
18. Great Migrations: Animals On the Move
19. Meet the White Lion
20. Animal Rascals
21. Tigers: Think Like A Wildcat

Or, at least, those are the main topics of them.  I love Kids National Geographic magazines!  Bye!


title: Great magazine.

text: Been getting the magazine for years.  This year I decided to renew through Amazon.  What a nightmare.  First of all, by mistake I clicked twice because the screen didn't change and ended up with two subscriptions and two charges.  It took a week to get a refund for the duplicate order.  Then  -  instead of renewing my current subscription ( I had entered my current subscription number and the month it expired) my Amazon renewal ended up being a second  concurrent subscription.  I contacted Amazon and their middle man and Sky and Telescope and for the third month in a row I'm still getting two copies a month instead of extending the subscription I already had.


title: Great subscription!! Right on time arrival! :)

text: I like the seventeen magazine a lot and I have been getting for a while now. This is a very cheap and easy subscription, I recommend it to everyone who doesn't like to deal with all the post office and stamp work... ;)


title: Magazine Favorite? Maybe.

text: I was able to get this subscription along with several others for my classroom library. Middle school aged kids can be very picky about what they select to read.  I would not go as far as saying this was one of their favorite financial magazines but I did not that this one got picked up more often than they others. They would share with fellow classmates and me things they found of interest.  I liked all the up to date information and how many articles caught my students' attention. In a world of all this technology, I would say that is pretty good.  If given the opportunity again, I would probably select this subscription.


title: All You Magazine

text: I haven't received any issues yet from my subscription, so I bought a copy at the store because I really enjoy this magazine and I look forward to not missing a single issue.


title: Nice tutorials and patterns

text: Nice source for new skills and projecta


title: Love it

text: I was concerned that my order wasn't placed correctly but then I received two issues in one day - probably a postal problem.  I love the contents of this magazine, the tutorials and the spotlight on featured artists.


title: Kids version of National Geographic is more focused towards kids I liked the magazine

text: My kids liked magazine they like reading it as soon as it arrives


title: I thought I was buying the digital and print version...

text: The magazine I enjoy but I want it on my kindle because the stacks of magazines are building up! However, it's not that easy to get the digital version. I still haven't figured it out. Are they doing this on purpose?


title: Cookbook

text: A gift for my wife, and I love the outcome.


title: Gift for son

text: Subscribed for my grown son. He loved it.


title: Great Gift for Fishermen

text: I gave this subscription to my husband (as a surprise) who's an avid fisherman. He loves it and the price is excellent!


title: Great Gift for Outdoorsmen

text: I gave this subscription to my husband (as a surprise) who's a hunter and fisherman.  He loves it and the price is excellent!


title: BODY & SOUL = NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY.

text: This magazine was so boring.  It had so many ads and very little information that I didn't already know.  Just my two cents.


title: Over 30 years later..

text: ...and I still have issues in boxes that I will never let go.  It's still timeless, and the way that information was presented made it more real than any textbook.  It helped to create a multicultural context and awareness that I didn't even realize until much later. My aunt gave my mom a few of the very first issues, and the arrival of the magazine was a true highlight of my childhood.  I can't say enough about this magazine, and look forward to giving it to my children.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my husbands birthday, he loves it!


title: good

text: good


title: Fun magazine

text: Fun Magazine


title: Excellent way to make wife happy.

text: Incredible price to make my wife happy every month. Have subscribed for many years.


title: Great Gift for any  child.

text: I bought this for my son. He loved it. It is a gift that keeps giving. He was excited to be receiving something in the mail first of all. He loves learning new things about animals and places. So this was right up his alley. He would share what he learned in class and it began a trend of kids asking him what animals he learned about. He has made awesome friends because of this. Thank you again.


title: Exceptional

text: Second year for subscription!


title: Superb

text: My granddaughter is on her second year of his subscription.


title: Long wait time

text: Takes a long time to get the your first edition so be prepared to wait. After the wait is over it is a good magazine.


title: Decent Read

text: Good magazine. Only complaint is that they send "THIS IS YOUR LAST ISSUE" from about the 3rd month, on ... annoying and confusing.


title: Clean eating has good info and good recipe

text: The book was very uninformative


title: Gift subscription

text: Great to give as a gift subscription to cooking lovers. A great read with great recipes in the magazine.


title: Hated it

text: Hated it


title: $136 for a year's subscription??? You gotta ...

text: $136 for a year's subscription??? You gotta be kidding me......


title: It includes Netflix, Hulu and prime programs.ram

text: Dislikes it doesn't include daytime tv.<br />Like local stations included.


title: ... a gift for my brother in law and he loved it.

text: it was a gift for my brother in law and he loved it.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy reading informative articles.


title: Excellent!

text: Was told to not expect magazine for 12 weeks; appeared in mailbox w/in 4 weeks of ordering.

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title: Love it

text: LOVE Magnolia Journal. Slightly obsessed with the whole fixer upper scene!! Love Jo’s designs, this magazine is well worth the money


title: More style than substance

text:
It's not the old BW, and this is not a good thing.

Articles tend to be a mile wide and an inch deep.  The publishers seem to put far to much emphasis on trying to be "artsy" with weird layouts, colors, and graphics which at times render the articles almost unreadable,

Will not be renewing.


title: Not very informative

text: I will not renew. Period. Hard to read and follow. Not enough information.


title: How do you upgrade to a higher level?

text: Good little magazine but it is unclear how one changes to the higher level of Ranger Rick. The publishers should make this clear.


title: Mostly for selling gear, disappointment.

text: I remember the earliest years of backpacker, and then get it off and on over years. I give it 3 stars as mostly it tries sell newest gear only, and other articles are summary level information not much real detail.  Maybe getting better with trail listings, but would not pay the retail store prices.


title: A Fan

text: Full of great recipes with ingredients you can actually find at your local grocery store.


title: I bought this subscription for my grandson as a birthday ...

text: I bought this subscription for my grandson as a birthday gift for his 5th birthday. He enjoys it so much I've renewed the subscription for another year.


title: Gift

text: Bought this for my mother as a gift of memories.  She received this magazine during my teen years.


title: A must for Gay traveler.

text: I love to travel and have gotten several great vacation ideas already. Takes the worry out of finding gay friendly destinations and helps to plan an agenda before arriving.


title: Can't cancel the order

text:
Problems canceling this orders

Still trying to cancel order


title: Great Magazine

text: Good magazine good price.


title: Good magazine for children

text: Good price.


title: Good resource.

text: Great magazine for those "all thumbs do it yourself kind of guys".


title: Three Stars

text: k


title: Not all recipes

text: This magazine is definately not ALL recipes. But good for the price.


title: This was a great deal. I did have to register it for ...

text: This was a great deal.  I did have to register it for my Kindle but once I did they started to flow.  I still like the printed version, so getting both for one price was good.


title: SMAE GREAT MAGAZINE

text: I have always loves these mags since I was a kid.  Saw them on here on a deal and am so glad I did they are great little mags the pictures are just amazing.


title: Four Stars

text: what can you say, its the magazine.


title: Foodie favorite

text: It's a must have for the wife. she had a previous subscription but it was going to be super expensive to renew so I found this deal and saved a ton of cash. went with the 2 year option to save even more money.  Buying from the grocery store checkout or the bookstore is for chumps, get a subscription here and sve tons of dough


title: Love the value!

text: So much cheaper when I purchase on Amazon as 'Print + Kindle' option as opposed to buying directly from TV guide.  I use the print version more than the e-version, but I like the flexibility of having both.  Love the value!


title: Cringeworthy

text: Where Macworld is bad, Addict is dreadful. It is dumbed down to the level of Teen Beat, and the "reviews" don't deserve the name. The extent to which it drools over Apple is embarassing, leaving no pretence of independence. Like its competitor, it exploits the crummy support that typifies the computer industry, so we get articles about the "secrets" of such and such product. A "secret" in the computer industry is a feature or defect that has not been properly documented by the manufacturer. This should be blasted, not applauded. But Addict is happy to exploit readers by selling them the information they should have gotten when they purchased the product.


title: Best of the libertarian magazines with energetic writing.

text: I've been reading Reason off and on for decades. It's gone through some ideologically weak phases, such as when Postrel was editor. In recent years it has been consistently principled and has a stable of first-rate writers. It's quite a bargain at the subscription price.


Popular Science is a Magazine of Technology of Past, Current, and Future that I Really Enjoy Reading n keeping up with


title: Recieve only one Issue!

text: Can't quite review this subscription since my son only received a single issue!


title: Top Science Stories for Science Geeks

text: Subscription for my son.  He loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine


title: I didn't order this on purpose

text: not sure what I did to get this magazine but it has some good ideas but would like to know what I did to get it


title: Most Excellent

text: The only magazine I've read that has gotten better over time. Road and Track, Car and Driver, Popular Mechanics, Popular Science are all pale shadows of their former selves, but GRM keeps getting better.  What other magazine compels an ever growing group of people to spend their winters building low buck beaters for competition or spending their summers pilgrimaging to the great race tracks of America?  Great magazine and always worth the time to read.  If you buy from their website, you also get a nice t-shirt/hat.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazines!


title: Great comic book!

text: My grandson loved it!


title: Five Stars

text: thank you


title: Great writing

text: Love the articles


title: American Archaeology

text: Bought for my husband.  He loves this magazine as he is very interested in North American history and Indian culture.


title: Awesome discount!

text:
Thank you, Amazon, for offering subscriptions to this fabulous magazine at such a great discount! I've wanted to subscribe for so long, but paying $200+ wasn't in my budget. It's still pretty steep at $90, but I'm making the sacrifice to subscribe to this publication is so superior to all others that I feel it's worth it.

I managed to find one issue at my local Barnes & Noible, just one time. Even the people who work there could not tell me when they would get the next issue, and I've never seen it again. I've been scouring online sites trying to find a reasonable subscription without any luck. I've been checking Amazon, hoping the price would go down, and voila - after a few months, it did!

What makes it so good? The artists tell you step-by-step how they created each painting, from sketching to value and light highlights to glazing and finishing. Plus, there's a wealth of tips just from reading the articles - even if you don't want to recreate each painting. Sure, it's nice to hear how artists got started and blah, blah, blah about their careers, but please show us and tell us how you painted that gorgeous landscape, or portrait, or whatever! Those of us who are at the beginner/intermediate stage really want to know! I think even experienced artists would learn something from these pages. It's the best how-to magazine about painting out there, by far.  So much better than the US Watercolor Painting, to which I also subscribe. I can't wait for my first issue to arrive!

Now, I just wish I could attend the UK painting events! :)


title: Why so expensive?

text: This is by far THE BEST magazine for painters. Why is it so difficult to get in the US and so expensive? I've looked into subscriptions here on Amazon and they are way, way to expensive. Please negotiate with the publisher to make this wonderful publication available to those of us in the US who love it. Thank you!


title: Four Stars

text: Yippie!


title: Five Stars

text: Always a great read!


title: Great text book available from Amazon!

text:
This book is used primarily as text book in most Tradition Schools
of Chinese Medicine in the western world. It's a good translation.
It has good diagrams and charts of meridians. The binding quality
could be stronger. The cloth and glue crack and come apart more
easily than western medical text books.


title: REAL SIMPLE

text: have been reading REAL SIMPLE since it first came out! LOVE this magazine


title: clean eating magazine

text: love clean eating ideas and recipes. do not like all the ads


title: Quality and amount of pages really fell short

text: Cheap looking,  crammed up too much information. Quality not good


title: Great gift idea for the husband, Father Inlaw, or any car enthusiast in your life!!

text: I ordered this Subscription for my husband as a surprise, spontaneous gift... It has been a huge hit!! He absolutely loves "Car and Driver" magazine so much, he's been taking his copy over to his Dad's to show him every month. I'll be ordering his Dad a subscription as well!!


title: Less than a  $1 a month.

text: I love this mag. It always has good decorating ideas and I get it through Amazon because they have it for less $1 a month.


title: Great mags.

text: Love history especially U.K. Love these mags.


title: My 9 yr old girl reads it cover to cover

text: Funny, informative, great photos.


title: Great color photos and easy how to do create what you see.

text: I look forward to reading this cover to cover every month.