title: Good magazine but it's constant renewal mail not appreciated.

text: great magazine for doing small needed repairs and helpful bottom line tips for the novice home dweller who knows zip like me! User friendly language.


title: Renewal mail request from magazine began right away.

text: Love the magazine but not all the renewal mail they send right away!<br />My local library carries this magazine, can go read it there.


title: Info

text: Good ideas, good info ...


title: GREAT MAG.

text: FULL OF USEFUL INFO AND IDEAS  ...


title: Five Stars

text: Inspiration!


title: I Love Yoga Journal

text: Great information for all stages of yogini's. The magazine offers a great deal of insight into the asanas, and offers free online videos.


title: Sad but true ...

text:
In general, I'm okay with change and understand the need for it. But in this case, it ended my connection with PS.

The main reason I've subscribed over the decades was the fact every month the magazine covered a WIDE range of news and topics. When they switched to a single topic and ended monthly printing - I was done. I gave it a chance. A few other magazines have gone through big changes in recent years and I've gotten used to them and even liked most of them. But not the changes at Popular Science.

It's a SCIENCE magazine - not a slick coffee-table adornment filled with goofy ads and photos that take up an entire page. Actual content has been reduced substantially.

I'd like to come back to the fold but I can't - not even at a cost of $5. I wish the magazine well but it will continue on without this long-time reader and subscriber.


title: Three Stars

text: vg


title: Should be "Cars -- Macs -- xBoxes -- Anything But PCs".

text:
I've been watching this magazine slide downhill for some time, but they've finally hit bottom.  The bulk of the April 25 2006 magazine was devoted to cars.  Yes, todays automobiles are becoming highly computerized, but the magazine is supposed to highlight the software and hardware that we use on our desktops.

PC Mag has been drifting far afield, doing articles on Apple computers, gaming systems, and extensive reviews on cameras.  Instead of PCs, the subject seems to be anything that has a computer chip in it, or is in some way remotely related to computers.  The obvious inference is that there's nothing interesting going on in the PC world, so they have to keep stretching just to fill the pages.  I find that hard to believe; I think it's more likely that the staff has lost their focus, or they've hired people who are not interested in or qualified to write about PCs.  The lack of pertinent content makes the dwindling size of the magazine even more apparent.  What used to rival a small phone book is now about the size of Time magazine.

They now have a "new look", and it's awful.  Their readership used to consist of well educated, technically sophisticated professionals.  These people don't need a dozen arrows pointing into every photograph, with cutesy "handwritten" notes belaboring the obvious.  That's more appropriate for the folks who had a hard time getting through high school and have short attention spans.  Compare this issue to the issues from a couple years ago, and it's obvious that they've "dumbed down" the entire magazine.

I've subscribed to PC Magazine for years, and considered it a "must read" to keep up with the rapidly evolving hardware and software of the PC world.  But no more -- it's time to find one that has something useful to write on the subject of Personal Computers.


title: Five Stars

text: No issues.


title: Excellent information in the magazine

text: Have read and subscribed to CR magazine for approx the last 7 years.  I enjoy and use the information that is in the articles, either while buying or browsing. Excellent magazine.


title: magazine

text:
I am looking forward to  my first issue to be delivered to my house. I have read several issues which I found in the Volumteer office.  The articles were absolutely fantastic and interesting.

The cartoons were also excellent.


title: Great supplement to any Xbox owner :)

text: Pretty good game previews and reviews, along with interviews.  Definitely enjoy the game disc.  Got the subscription during Amazon's special price promotion.  Took a bit long after ordering for my 1st magazine to arrive (almost 3 months).  Happy customer :)


title: Just the facts, nothing but the facts

text: Just the facts, nothing but the facts. Always interesting engineer reading.


title: Just the facts, nothing but the facts.


title: Perfect for young children as a learning tool

text: Our sons are ages 48 and 45. They had this magazine as children. Our oldest grandsons are 22 and 23. They had this magazine as children. Our youngest grandchildren are 7 and 5. Now they have it too. All loved or are loving this magazine!


title: Great large print

text: Bought this for my mom who has macular degeneration. She is able to read this so much easier with the large print.


title: Too many advertisements.

text: Just ok.  More ads than reading material.  Nothing special about this magazine there are others that are much better.


title: The kids love it!

text: Gift for children—they love it.


title: Arrived Earlier than Expected!

text:
I've always enjoyed this magazine and I am happy to have gotten it again at such a great price.
I already received my first issue, much earlier than I expected.
I'm very satisfied.


title: Haven't received all my issues and no one to contact.

text: Haven't received printed issues since the August issue and should have subscription until December 2021. Makes me sad because I really enjoyed this magazine. Have had reservations on going for another year because of this. No one to contact about it since I am in the United States.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text: GREAT MAGAZINE WITH GREAT RECIPES AND ARTICLES


title: GREAT MAGAZINE

text: GREAT MAGAZINE WITH GREAT RECIPES


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Gave as gift and they love it!


title: Great Reading !

text: Great Reading !


title: Too many adds

text: Decent articles but the adds have gotten out of hand.


title: Entertaining

text: Brilliant photography in magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine!


title: Always a win

text: My husband is excited every time he sees this magazine in the mail. Even after years of subscription, he never tires of it.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves this magazine and it brings back fond memories for me as well.


title: How to cancel

text: I would like to cancel my subscription.


title: Best reporting on actual items

text: I really love the comparisons for consumer goods. It could use an article of interest every now and then.


title: Love the content during holidays

text: Mom & I love this magazine!


title: Just ok

text: This magazine had been recommended to me by a friend.  I subscribed and after getting the first two issues decided that a lot of the information included wasn't so simple.  Really not anything I didn't know already.  I think this would be an excellent magazine for someone who is wanting to simplify their life.  I didn't find it to be for me and cancelled my subscription.


title: Just ok

text: This doesn't seem like the same magazine I got 20 years ago.  Some of the advice  and articles are relevant but there just doesn't seem to be the variety of information that I expected.  Just ok.  I won't renew.


title: Goldmine Mag

text: Great Mag...Thanks


title: Baseball

text: The boys like it. It gets them to read.


title: Peeking Their Interest.

text: The kids like the magazine and helps with their reading skills. That is what I was hoping for.


title: Mind Expander

text: A good read for kids.They enjoyed receiving it in the mail.


title: Cute Mag

text: Good Magazine for kids. Hopefully they will send it to the right kids this time.Right address- wrong kids.They need to check their mail room, not to impressed with them. I worked in the printing industry for quite a while. We would not have gotten away with a mistake like this.I hope the rest of the magazines come in.


title: Kid Stuff

text: Something for the kids to read over the summer. Hopefully it will entice them to read more.


title: Amazing what some folks can do w/melted sand

text: This magazine is great, but has little for beginning or intermediate beginners. Except for the 'Wow!' factor, of course. Articles are well written, good info on hot glass gatherings and education, photos are amazing eye-candy that can almost have you dabbing the drool off your chin. They try hard to make sure boro workers are shown making things other than pipes, which is nice, although they do include that art form as well. The soda-lime/soft glass workers are well represented too: beads, sculpture, tips, tutorials - nothing that a beginner could manage, but education starts somewhere, as does inspiration. I have yet to show magazine to anyone w/o several 'Wow' responses to the works shown in the photos, even those who haven't the foggiest what's involved in making the pieces.


title: Five Stars

text: Good. Magazine!


title: Waiting....

text: A little slow getting information.  Can't wait to get the 1st Month!


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine. So many things to do in SD.


title: Don't Expect to Receive Them

text: We have a 12 month subscription, in the last 4 months, we have received only 1. We started the subscription early December and got January's but not one since.


title: Five Stars

text: The subscription renewal went. I am renewed from my previous subscription with no hassles!


Been Subscribing for years and enjoy every monthly copy!


title: Good Read

text: Entertaining


title: Five Stars

text: I purchased it for my husband for Father's Day and he loves it!


title: Still worth reading

text: The jokes are still funny.  The stories are still engrossing.  Some of the features are shorter, but they have a lot to enjoy.  I read almost everything each month.<br />My young kids enjoy it too.  Easy enough to read. Appropriate content for them too.


title: GREAT IDEAS U CAN AFFORD

text: Just got my 1st magazine.  I love all the ideas.


title: Read

text: Gift for family!


title: All you need to know about Xbox

text: Really enjoyed this publication.


title: Good magazine

text: We subscribe to way too many magazines but this is one that my mom and I enjoy…


title: Always good

text: We subscribe to way too many magazines but this is one that my husband and I always enjoy…


title: Love this magazine

text: We subscribe to way too many magazines... This is one of many that my mom and I really enjoy!


title: Husband likes this

text: My husband has subscribed to Hot Rod magazine for many years. He keeps having me renew it so he must still be happy with it!


title: Mom loves this magazine!

text: Got a one year subscription for $5 which is an excellent price. Subscription hasn’t started yet but mom has received it before and knows she’ll enjoy it.


title: Mom likes it

text: We subscribe to a lot of magazines and this is really purchased for my mom, who likes it very much. Will probably get it again when the current subscription ends.


title: One of my favorite magazines

text: Great price on amazon. I’ve been reading it forever and love the variety: humor, drama, medical/health, news, human interest, etc. We subscribe to a lot of magazines but if I could only get one, this would probably be my choice. Highly recommend, for anyone!


title: Good deal

text: Enjoy the magazine & got it here for a great price


title: Two thumbs up

text: Mom and I love this magazine and got a great price on amazon


title: great mag, good price

text: great magazine.  the only thing I ever hate about magazine subscriptions is that initially, they always send you the copies from the two previous months, which I have already bought at the news stand.  this is pretty much routine with all magazine subscriptions, and is a BAD PRACTICE.  but the magazine itself is wonderful, and the price I got it for was GREAT.


title: Sex articles in teen magazines

text: An article on July 7, A TEEN MAGAZINE GIVING DETAILS ON HOW TO HAVE ANAL SEX. LOVE AMAZON. REALLY HOPE THEY STOP SELLING THIS MAGAZINE "FOR TEENAGERS"


title: great

text: great magazine and tips


title: Like it.

text: I like this magazine to look at unusual stories.


title: Great Magazine!

text: Bought this magazine for my sister as a gift last year and she absolutely loves it.  I read it when I am at her house!


title: Fun magazine for birders!

text: Price good for a magazine that's read cover-to-cover for a bird lover!


title: Missing months

text: I received no magazines for May. But I do love the recipes in eating well


title: Great recipes

text: Healthy, easy to follow recipes.


title: I love first of the month

text: I read this magazine from front to back and there is always a meal to create, a product to try or design I’m clipping


title: A gift

text: I ordered this for my Granddaughter, she was getting too good a cook for the magazine I was sending her. She loves this one.


title: Bought this as a gift for a die hard beader!

text: SHE LOVES IT!! Swears by this magazine as each issue being worth saving in a library for future projects! I was emailed by amazon stating that she would receive her first issue in 12-16 weeks but instead got it in two!


title: my favorite magazine

text: This magazine has quickly become my very favorite magazine.  I read it cover to cover.  Rachael Ray does things the realistic way.  She is a just a normal gal and lives a busy life.  Full of great easy recipes, articles about various cities and home decorating tips.


title: love the recipes

text: Love the recipes, most are within my capabilities of being able to make.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Guilty Pleasure...

text: My husband hates that I read this magazine, but it's my guilty pleasure...


title: Good weekly magazine for news and other items.

text:
A huge difference between time and newsweek. i have newsweek and it looks like newsweek will be dying a slow death compared to time.
Time still has solid journalism and arts, but it looks like newsweek is giving up.
if you had to choose stay with time.


title: Landscapes

text: Love the pictures and articles.  Can't wait to get moved back to AZ


title: Buy a subscription. Well spent money

text: GREAT magazine for the mother nature in all of us! Stuffed full of useful information.


title: Make your daydreams come true!

text: What's not to love about this magazine!


title: Subscription Services Bad Business

text:
I ordered one subscription for my daughter-in-law by check for $25. last November 2011 and crossed through the gift for me since I do not have time to cook or read it this year.

They kept sending ME a magazine and monthly invoices for $18. for MY subscription. I sent a notice back I only wanted the one gift. So then yesterday I got a FINAL bill for $44. Yes, $44! Their subscription services are infuriating.

By this time, I was furious and just canceled everything by going to their web site. This is such bad public relations, but they don't seem to care. They have a lot of complaints similar to this on their own site. They could do so much better, if they handled their loyal long-time customers (of 2-3 yrs) better.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine.  I was pumped to come across it and look forward to each subscription!  I only wish it was monthly!!


title: Perfect!

text: Ordered this as a surprise gift for my daughter, she loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Food porn


title: Two Stars

text: Not what I was expecting


title: the magazine shut down

text: i just got an email today - they shut down - got a partial refund though


title: Five Stars

text: Great variety of informative articles.


title: forecast

text: Ive read this before and thought i would add it to my kindle, it says It wont start till feb.


title: My Hubby's favorite magazine.

text: I've renewed this magazine for my husband for years. it's his absolute favorite. At the price... it's a steal!


title: Important news when you need it.

text: Excellent coverage of timely subjects and objective reporting.


title: People Magazine has all the gossip

text: Amazon had the best price for this popular magazine and I received my first copy very quickly.  I enjoy getting it weekly and keeping up to date on what all the celebrities are up to.


title: Five Stars

text: I love the New Yorker but I never got my tote....bummer.


title: Five Stars

text: Extremely informative magazine


title: Fun!

text: Awesome for little kids


title: Great magazine

text: Good buy


title: Good magazine

text: Good buy


title: Literally half as thick as before

text:
Not sure what's going on, but I'm cancelling my subscription to Country Living. Seems as though they can't get it together to produce the same quality or amount of content as before.

The January and February (which arrived only 10 days apart) were both half as thick as previous years of issues. I had the thought they didn't have enough material and just split it up between the two months.

Boo.


title: Two Stars

text: Have read Reader's Digest for years. However seems the articles aren't as prevalent or interesting anymore -have cancelled.


title: Disappointed

text: I subscribed to 6 issues in November, 2017. The magazine frequency since changed to 4 issues. Eight months later I have only received 1 magazine and automated responses to my emails asking for help. I’m disappointed by the overall customer experience especially since I love Saveur, I just wish I could get a magazine.


title: Love Reader's Digest

text: This reminds me of my childhood. Nice stories. Easy to carry in my purse......good price.


title: Have not yet received

text: I dont' expect my first issue until March, 2010, but I expect to LOVE this subscription!


title: Terrible magazine

text: It is all about Martha and her wealth<br />Very disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: My very favorite magazine. It's great for ideas, and it's very colorful. I always smile when it arrives!


title: The Artist's Magazine

text: Full of useful articles and references. Both print and Kindle are worth having.


title: A little bit of Home

text: I have always found this magazine interesting and look forward to its arrival. I am not a serious Antique collector but have a few items which interest me and I'm always curious about  the valuations . I live in America but grew up in Britain so it's a little bit of home.


title: Don't Like It

text: There's other nonsense in this magazine that I could care less about.  One issue and I'm cancelling.


title: Good articles

text: Good magazine


title: Biased

text: Too biased..


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine, I get many ideas form this subscription.


title: Sad to see.

text: It is hard for me to understand why you can get the regular Digest for five dollars, and yet for large print, for seniors, for those of us who have  problems seeing, must pay twenty seven dollars? Why is that. I get the digital version, but I would rather get the print, but no way at this price.


title: Fun, interesting, exciting!

text: Favorite! Loved for years, at any age.


title: Not what I expected.

text: Kind of strange stuff that is more like children's crafts Like the head board in the photo. I hope the rest will be better.


title: Great magazine

text: II had a problem with delivery but it seems ok now thank goodness . Love Martha and her groups ideas.


title: Informative and important to artists

text: As an artist and a museum docent, I look forward to each issue, and have done so for years. Thanks


title: Noting but ads

text: Got this magazine as a promotion - $5 for the year - it's not worth five cents.  There is absolutely nothing in it but advertisements.  Such a waste of time and money!


title: Five Stars

text: We love this magazine


title: Martha

text: It's Martha


title: What a Colorful World!

text: Always something educational and interesting about our amazing world


title: Favorite

text: My favorite magazine!


title: Good Magazine

text: Auto-renewal stinks because I don't like surprises on my credit card!  Great, favorite old magazine with good articles, and recipe ideas.


title: Very Nice Magazine...

text: Auto-Renewal stinks and I don't recommend it if you don't like surprises!  Great magazine with pretty, creative idea's for the whole house.  :)


title: Fun Magazine but...

text: Auto-Renewal stinks and I don't recommend it if you don't like surprises!  Great magazine for the whole family with food articles and informative information.


title: Old Country

text: Love the pictures and text


title: Best magazine for healthy eating

text: A favorite magazine for years! Loaded with healthy recipes and information. I like that the  recipes are items I have or can easily find.


title: Give us more golf, less preaching

text: Not impressed.  Like Golf Magazine much better.  I subscribe for Golf, not to hear or read about their political leanings.


title: Love this magazine!

text: This is my all-time favorite magazine. It has regular, down home recipes that EVERYONE can make and every issue is packed full of new recipes.


title: Love taste of homes

text: Love taste of homes recipe


title: Still fun to read

text: I was a subscriber many years ago when the magazine was much bigger and chock full of projects, tips, etc. It is now so scaled down I'm doubtful I will renew my subscription. Still, it brought back good memories to leaf through its pages.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: This is a magazine that I really read....I like the recommendations and articles.....It is not " ads only" as many are.


title: Refreshing!

text: Finally a magazine worth reading! I love the variety of interesting and relevant articles this magazine provides to the reader. Very thought-provoking and well-written. I get so sick of magazines geared toward women that are on repeat with decorating, makeup, clothes, cooking, gossip, and finding "50 of the most mind-blowing positions."<br />This is refreshing and I will never not have a subscription to this magazine.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love Bookmarks and gave to friends for Xmas too - only place I know to get summary of multiple reviews to help assure you get books you will really like


title: Wonderful.

text: Gave this as a gift and the recipient was absolutely speechless. He always read the magazine but never bought it for himself, so he was so excited when it showed up.


title: Sports Illustrated

text: I have bought my husband this magazine for over a decade.  The regular subscription price was running at $89 per year.  I have used the Amazon auto-renewal plan for 2 years at $38 per year.  What a deal for this product.


title: Great mag

text: Great Magazine


title: Three Stars

text: good price


title: Unable to cancel. Way overpriced

text: Bought a $5 subscription then was charged a $34 renewal. Tried to cancel but was told I couldn’t. Had to get Amazon involved. $34 for 6 month for children magazine is ridiculous.


title: 10 Y/O Granddaughter likes it.

text: I asked and she likes to receive this every month.


title: Mad Magazine

text: More fun arriving in the mail! 🙁😋


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine on the market - especially if you love music ... but even if you don't!


title: Well written odes to stringed instruments

text: The best writing I've found in a beautifully done quarterly about stringed instruments and the people who love them.


title: Great Product

text: Great product at a great price.

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title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy


title: Good for 8 year old

text: Given to my 8 year old niece. She loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Still not here

text: Ordered over 8 weeks ago and magazine subscription is not here yet.......Dont do it if your not willing to wait.....Very Slow


title: Resubscribes you, without giving you the discounted subscription later......................................

text: Resubscribes you without giving you the discounted subscription later, will not work with you, they just want your money, unfair


title: A wonderful men's magazine

text: A wonderful men's magazine, more than just fashion tips and exercise, this magazine has articles that span a wide array of subjects.  All without the smut so often present in other men's magazines.


title: 1/3 the size it used to be

text: Bought a subscription to have to read a few stories now and then. Quite small compared to years ago but has some interesting articles.


title: It’s a great value

text: This Smithsonian magazine is wonderful you learned so much in it. It’s a great value


title: Lots of good articles in a magazine

text: Lots of good articles in a magazine


title: Received 1 magazine

text: In one years time I received one magazine will not subscribe to this again


title: perfect

text: perfect


title: Field & Stream (Magazine)

text: I Ordered Field & Stream in September as a gift.  I was told we wouldn’t get them until the “end of October” (approximately 6 wks). We were pleasantly surprised it arrived early! He Loves to read & he loves the content! (& I love the price)!  I recommend it even if you are a hunter & rarely fish or Not at All Fish!


title: OUTDOOR LIFE - Great Content & Didn’t Take Long to Receive  1st Cooy

text: Bought for my BF. He got it early! He loves it & reads it from cover to cover the same day he gets it! He has been letting me have it when he is done & I enjoy it too !


title: NOT a Magazine

text: This is listed as a Magazine. This is a newspaper NOT a magazine.


title: Reviewing a free digital copy.

text: I was offered a free digital copy trying to lure me into a subscription.  Nothing very scientific about any of the articles.  Mostly articles trying to push liberal climate change and other agendas based on crap.  I've found most of the magazines that were entertaining and informative years ago are not worth the trouble.  The magazine publishers are going the way of newspapers, nobody reads them anymore.


title: Get out your magnifying glass.

text: Popular Science is and has always been highly informative, enjoyable reading.  But the font they're using is so small it borders on the unpleasant.  I suppose they're doing to reduce the size.  I don't suppose I'll renew when the subscription runs out.


title: No ad blocker

text: I ordered this magazine so my father, who is 86, could have something to read on topics he finds interesting. However, the reason I stopped buying magazines a few years ago was that they were getting so choked full of advertising. Yes, advertising pays the bills. But come on, how many full page ads do you need? That's what's nice about videos online, you can find the same topics and use an ad blocker to allow an uninterrupted view of the topic you've chosen. Other than that, the topics in this magazine are informative and interesting to anyone who likes making things. No, my father doesn't read the magazine anymore because of the number of ads.


title: Interesting but loaded with ads.

text: Some interesting articles but loaded with ads.

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title: A Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine that gives the reader great ideas in the workings of a small farm or ranch. A very good overall go-to publication to learn new skills and ideas about what works and what doesn't.

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title: For my son

text: Good magazine, lots of photos and ideas


title: Always my go to in office waiting rooms.

text: Informative to readers.


title: One of the top art mags in USA, tends upmarket though

text: One of the very best art magazines in America. Beautiful photography, great writing, printed on very high quality paper.<br />A great place to plan art buying trips if you have the money for the artists featured.


title: best in class general science, technology and handyman mag

text:
Best in class magazine for science, technology, at home handyman.

Unlike the once great Popular Science, PM is not drowning in politically correct progressive ideology and takes a non-political tone.

Refreshing.


title: Beware

text: I have no idea why this came up to review because I never ordered this or received anything


title: Good

text: Good


title: Nice gift monthly

text: Nice gift monthly.


title: My girls love this magazine

text: I have two girls, ages 7 and 10, who have been receiving this magazine for the last 2 years and love it. They fight over who gets to read it first, and thumb through the pages until it falls apart. I'm happy with the positive messages it sends to girls and down-to-earth advice. There is some internal marketing of American Girl products going on, but unlike some other kids magazines, it seems to be straightforward about what it is doing and offering.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Worth the price!

text: Keeps me on top of what's new every week!  Love it...great analysis


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas, good stories, relaxing and informative.


title: Wonderful Magazine

text: I have purchased this magazine for my grandaughter for several years and she always continues to ask for a renewal.  She rereads each issue and insists on keeping them all. Great photography and well written articles to keep the interest of a preteen.


title: Good magazine but they need to stop using extra small ...

text: Long time subscriber. Good magazine but they need to stop using extra small fonts. Or worse light gray font on white background.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love to watch Rachel Ray, and her magazine is wonderful too!!


title: Good

text: This is my favorite cooking magazine...reasonable ingredients and simple techniques.


title: arrived on time

text: arrived on time every month. As expected.


title: Great zine

text: Trendy, easy to reproduce designs


title: Lots of little tips

text: Gave me some things to think about


title: Should be called Family Contractor

text: The Sept 2021 issue is all about building your getaway. Straight to the trash. How about something useful?


title: So-so

text: I bought the subscription for my 91 yr. old mother.  She said the magaince is thin and geared toward younger women.  Will not be renewing.


title: Great Reading

text: Great articles.


title: Best magazine out there in my opinion.

text: I don't usually buy anything with an automatic renewal, but I really enjoy Reader's Digest and couldn't pass it up at this price.


title: Always informative and interesting.

text:
I have read carefully every issue of this magazine for more than 2 years. Every issue always features one article about a an advanced technique or a material that is coming into fashion such as raw diamonds or mixed media with leather and metal. It always has steps of 'how to' do the technique, and examples of innovative designs. It also frequently has articles about hand tools. Very often, I dislike the technique or the design, but the articles are still very informative. I always learn something new and interesting. People who have traditional taste or prefer an historical, intellectual approach to jewelry design and fabrication will not like this magazine.

Subscribing to this magazine gives more than a colorful, information-rich magazine. It enrolls the subscriber into a rich marketing program that sends email about other Interweave (the publisher) crafts-related magazines and classes. Best of these is, the magazine subscription includes an annual catalog for the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. It is an almost an inch-thick catalog, indexed separately in the magazine, full of advertisements and guides to the Tucon show. It costs $9.99 to download an online version of that catalog.


title: Nice small gift for adventurous people

text: NatGeo was known for its wonderful photography. The stories are so-so, perhaps largely to keep the pictures apart, but the photos are still very nice. At this very modest price, it's an abbreviated version of the coffee table picture book.


title: Kids 4 to 8 love them.

text: Grandkids love them. I enjoy reading them with the kids.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoying this magazine a lot.


title: Don’t waste your money

text: Magazine is becoming useless, ALL adverting don’t waste your money!, and I love golf it’s too bad


title: Five Stars

text: EXCELLENT


title: Great magazine for car enthusiasts

text: Love the magazine, love the photos, love the writing. I've been an on and off subscriber for over 10 years and I'm glad to have it back in my home.


title: Nice for wife

text: Good pix


title: Good. Deal

text: This is a great tv listing guide would recommend it


title: Great Mag

text: Great photos, articles, recipes. Love it.


title: Nice magazine

text: Helpful, fun, nice pics.


title: For my brother

text: My brother is very hard to shop for.  But if it is a book about military history, or war, and lastly, boxing related, it's a great choice.  But he is an avid reader, so hard to shop for even in the book department.  He enjoyed this very much.


title: Prices is good

text: Excellent for my patients


title: Too many advertisement

text: Too many advertisement.


title: If you love birds, a must have!

text: Beautiful photos and wonderful information about backyard birds. With so many tips, I have attracted so many new birds to my feeders. Thank you, Birds & Blooms!


title: Three Stars

text: Was hoping for more in-depth articles. Mostly short articles with little insight and/or in-depth information.


title: Loaded with Advertisements

text: I was really excited about getting this subscription of Food Network Magazine, but what a disappointment it has been. To date, I've received four issues and so far every issue has just been loaded with advertisements. No kidding....everything from cereal and furniture to house paint and face make up. It feels like I'm just paying for a book of commercials. Save your money and just go to the Food Network website for recipes instead.


title: Cheaper than direct renewal

text: Magazine content has dwindled over the years and the constant renewal notices that start almost as soon as subscription begins is annoying, especially since "special price" is always higher than Amazon. Even when checking renewal with order, subscription gets duplicated and takes further action to resolve.


title: Love the pioneer women

text: Love the pioneer woman products


title: Awesome

text: This is a great magazine for any child who is a dino lover. It's extremely informative and we love that it covers one type of dinosaur for each issue so that we can really study many aspects of that particular dinosaur. We only wish the magazine came monthly, currently it comes every few months but that's because we get so excited for it. It's a great magazine and worth it.


title: Not for me but maybe for you

text: Magazines are really dependent on their reader's interest and this just wasn't something I really got into. I appreciated the year subscription but the amount of adds is crazy and I couldn't use much of the content offered in the magazine. This review may not matter much for others, as I said- it's al dependent on your interests.


title: Not for me

text: It's not a bad magazine but not for me. I don't and will never have the money to spend on anything advertised in here and the style choices just are not me. Every now and then there was an interesting article but it's just another fashion magazine that isn't useful to me. May be good for others who are more into hot fashion or have the money to actually get the items shown. It was a great price to try the subscription for a year though.


title: Well worth the money

text: I love this magazine and the recipes. Great stories too!


title: No notice when you sign up for auto renewal

text: This magazine has beautiful color layouts.  It's also a much more severe way of thinking about food than I cook & eat. It feels preachy & judgmental when I read it.  My annoyance is that years ago I signed up for auto-renewal to save on the subscription cost & there is never a reminder of when this will renew.  So for 3 years I've just found the debit in my checking account randomly.  The courtesy of an email reminder would have been appreciated.  The debit cleared my account on May 11th & when I called to cancel 3 days later, they are still billing me for the July/August issue because they have already mailed it... it's mid May & that issue is already mailed??  So I won't be receiving a full refund.  Just be aware of this if you choose auto-renewal.


title: Not planning to renew

text: Too trendy and photos are to “busy”. Also too much difficult to read print because imposed on similar shade background


title: Really good

text: I've been subscribing for years and will continue to do so.


title: Good magazine.

text: I've been getting this for years. I really like it.


title: Not for me

text: I did not order this. I don't know why I got two copies. I am not interested in getting any more copies.


title: still haven't seen it!

text: I ordered this magazine in January with two other magazines. I've gotten two issues of the other two mags and not one of this one yet. It gets one star because when I get it of the shelf at B&N it's a great magazine!


title: Gift for mother-in-law

text: I ordered this as a Christmas gift but the first issue didn’t arrive until Monday which was fine. When I ordered it they did tell me this. She needed the giant print since she is losing her eyesight due to Glaucoma and macular degeneration. She has always enjoyed reading and will now be able to continue read it.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Woke is not my cup of tea!

text: Propaganda central


title: One Star

text: Used to be a great magazine. Now it sucks. All taken over by ads. Come on!


title: Great if that's what you're looking for

text: I got it for my kids and thought there would be more photos but it's a lot of articles.  Great if that's what you're looking for.


title: Good read

text: I just got one so this is based on that limited experience.  It's not very thick, which is fine because it was very cheap.  It had a couple of interesting articles and some good recipes.  I'm looking forward to my next issue.


title: Not for me

text: I don't get it.  It's one of those magazines that you should be able to pick up for free in front of your local pizza place or bar.  There are a lot of ads for Orange County plastic surgeons and dating services; if you're looking for either of those, this ones for you.


title: Subjects are very cool and holds his attention

text: Grandson loves this gift. Very educational for 5 yr old's.


title: Highly recommended! Great read!

text: One of my favorite magazines! It’s one of three that I love and read from cover to cover


title: Beautiful magazine

text: I absolutely love this magazine and look forward to getting this in the mail!


title: Good price

text: Love this magazine… Good price


title: Good price

text: Love this magazine! Good price


title: Never authorized this liberal magazine purchase

text: Stop renewing this I never gave authorization for this to be renewed ever and I'm notifying American Express! This is the second time I would do not want to subscribe to a liberal magazine! Thank you.


title: Not a handy man at all

text:
Nice little projects for idiots like me.
I'm not talented but I can get the job done.
First bird house I built after getting this magazine only had an infestation of 5 snakes, which is way down from the 29 snakes when I built inferior birdhouses.
The birds in my hood are pretty happy about it.


title: Crush

text: I've had a crush on Martha Stewart for 25 years now.<br />Centerfold left much to be desired, but I bought this for the articles anyway.


title: Do It!

text: Do it yourself, the best phrase my dad ever taught me.  I'm not that handy, but with this I can at least look like I know what I'm doing.


title: GREAT DEAL

text: Just bought a new home and we were looking for some design ideas.<br />This hit the spot.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it. You should get one!


title: Five Stars

text: wife loves it


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Natl. Geographic Magazine

text: I love it. Always has lots of interesting articles and wonderful pictures and posters. I might give up some of my magazines but not this one.


title: Great magazine

text: Daughter gets one every month and loves them! Shes so excited to get them in the mail and ask me did u know this or have you seen this!? Lol shes 9


title: Always Enjoyable!

text: Always something to learn or laugh at in Readers Digest! Highly recommend , always receive issues each month, excellent value!


title: Excellent Content!

text: A wonderful, fashionable, informative, exciting magazine! I have enjoyed reading Instyle since the beginning and it's content is worth every penny!


title: Outstanding!!!

text: A Wonderful stylish and classic magazine that is still an educational read but also very fun and relaxing. I love VOGUE!


title: Love

text: Love this magazine, excellent service!


title: Better than the original

text: SI for Kids is even better than the one for adults!


title: Content OK, Service HORRIBLE

text: I find the actual articles to be okay but there ARE a ton of ads!!! A first-time subscriber and it took over 2 months to get the first issue then I am continuously having to complain about not getting my subscriptions. They say they have no control of the delivery once it is in the mail. They will send copies. Why am I paying to get old copies sent to me? I think their department that deals with subscriptions need some SERIOUS help. My sister orders from Rodale (another magazine though)and she also has the same problem....maybe they should run an article on dealing with stress as that is all I am getting.....of course, I may have to wait a few months before I actually get that article, come to think of it. :)


title: Delivery issues

text: I love Prevention Magazine which is why I ordered a 2-year subscription. I ordered in March. By May had received nothing, wrote a complaint, got a July issue, then got June, August and September at once...an extension of my 2-year order date, and nothing else to date. I am awaiting a response as it has been about 3 months since I received that last set of magazines. Would I recommend this to someone else? NO. Why 2 stars? Because the actual content of the magazine is good but the service is NOT.


title: Great Buy

text: I bought a couple other magazines as I just really started making a serious effort to be fit and wanted some inspiration as well as some information. I bought Oxygen and Fitness - which I think ended up as me paying to read someone's ads - I had just flipped through the mags before I bought them and wished I had really read a few pages first. There are so many ads there for losing weight that you get lost and confused. I then saw this other magazine Women's Health Training Guide 2007 and picked that up - it was exactly what I wanted. It has articles, recipes, exercises that I can do inbetween going to the gym, and most of all it inspires me to stay active. So all you women out there....throw out your "ad" magazines and pick up the real deal!


title: Gardening Inspiration

text: Inspiring & colorful articles and beautiful picture layouts - I love this magazine - a worthwhile purchase!


title: Great Magazine

text: Both my husband and I love this magazine.  Great articles and photography.


title: It's better than nothing

text: The entertainment stories are pretty good, and for $20/year or so, it's better than nothing if you don't have digital cable with on-demand listings. I take movie listings with a grain of salt, though, as they can be completely wrong.


title: Long-time subscriber

text: If you renew with the publisher, it's pretty expensive - $30/year. I've subscribed to -- and saved every issue of -- this magazine since 2000 and have really loved every issue: every one contains great stories about food and culture. Every January is the Saveur 100, their "top" items in food, gadgets, people, locations, etc.


title: Excellent magazine for kids 6yrs and older

text: Love this magazine for my daughter whom is 6 , However I bought 2 subscriptions shimmer shine and princess and ended up receiving 2 princess ones


title: Not really about women's health

text: Very little diet and fitness content.  The cover of the last one I got was Kata Mara's secret to abs.  However, the interview was more about her clothing choices and only a small comment about how she likes hot yoga and running.  The rest of the magazine had extensive articles on make up, work out clothes, and SO MANY ads.  I understand ads are the income of a magazine, but this was ridiculous.  Less than 25% of the magazine was health related, and what was included was useless fluff.


title: Great info

text: Great magazine with helpful articles


title: Love auto renew!

text: So nice to be able to ignore all the "renew your subscription" letters.


title: Don’t have to search for a place to pick the magazine up anymore

text: I bow hunt and enjoy the articles. I was buying it when I could find it in a store. Having a subscription makes sure that I will have ait every month


title: Great magazine

text: Easy to read and absorb!<br />Nice to get things done at home


title: Nothing but ads

text: You have to work really hard to find any actual content in this magazine, it is nothing but pages of ads with very little usable content.


title: Great Magazine

text: Love it. keeps me up to date on books, movies and music.


title: a good buy for a prisoner

text: An old friend in a FL prison recently wrote dto me describing the woes of lockdown due to Covid 19 so I ordered him this 1 yr subscription.


title: My favorite beading magazine!

text: This my favorite beading magazine. I have been subscribing to it for years. Great projects and new product information. Gallery of advanced bead creations. Interviews with professional bead designers. Advertisements by online beading supply companies.


title: Five Stars

text: I just love this


title: Lacks the appeal

text: I thought this would be a great magazine but the articles became a lot of sameness after a year of receiving it.  I didn't renew this magazine because it didn't provide the depth of knowledge I was looking for.


title: Five Stars

text: Kids love this magazine.


title: is what it is

text: It's the life magazine featuring kobain with lots of pictures.  no bargain here.  can pick it up at any super market for about the same price and not have to wait for it. I ordered this because it was shipped to my sons address as a gift.  took about a week.


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: Best magazine ever!


title: All You Magazine

text:
Love this magazine, it has a huge amount of great coupons and really great articles.
Also, this is one of the best prices I have seen for this magazine.  Looking forward
to having it delivered right to my door.


title: Life, The Universe, And Pie Throwing...  the best there is

text: Muse is the best kid's magazine ever.  I will still be subscribing for myself when all my munchkins are grown and gone.


title: Gift for my husband

text: Good magazine.  Great price.  My husband travels a great deal and did not want to renew this subscription.  He wished it was more geared towards walleye fishing.


title: Well worth the money

text: Bought this for my dad, he loves it.  Much better price than what it is in the store and nice to have it delivered without any worries through out the year.


title: The Weekly Standared is undoubtedly the best source of magazine news available.

text: The Weekly Standard is a FIVE-STAR news magazine.  I soak in the the articles and learn something worthwhile from each issue.  The editors work hard for their readers and they deserve a  lot of praise for their efforts.


title: my DIL loves this mag

text: So I renew it for her every Christmas.  I've leafed thru it, and it seems well done (just not my cuppa).  mb


title: my DIL loves this, but I've moved on (so the average of these opinions is 3*)

text: She loves this mag, so I renew and renew for her.  I, myself, have moved on, tho I used to subscribe.  (And I agree with another reviewer who said there are too many very odd ingredients:  caul fat, agar-agar.  Buy 'em, use 'em once, and then push to back of refrig or pantry.)  mb


title: mostly recycling

text: I read early issues of this mag, it was basically a book of ads.  It's matured into a book of recycling and upcycling.  (Note:  I've been recycling since 1965, so I'm not new to this activity.)  I got it bcs I got 2 mags cheap, and this is one I chose to fill out the duo.  I won't resubscribe. mb


title: grandson loves it! - excellent pub!

text: 1st grade; he can read 98% of this by himself.  Good "read aloud" daily at-home exercise.  Great pix.  Very appealing.  I think you'll be pleased.  If you watch, you can find a special at $5.  mb


title: not now what it started as - BIG disappointment - won't resubscribe

text:
This magazine is such a disappointment now.  When I subscribed, it was what the title proclaimed.  Great!  They'll sift thru the site and choose recipes many folks would like; and bring to the readers' attention unusual recipes they have missed on the site.

Then they started adding ads.  No problem and no surprise.  How else could they continue?

THEN...they started adding other stuff!  In my Feb-Mar 2018 issue, the first recipe didn't appear until pg. 36 (out of 104 pgs., mind you).  And what was this stuff?  Fitness, ads, lifestyle, ads, tablescapes, kitchens renovations, ads, utensils, baking with kids, ads, and choosing healthy snacks (plus ads).  FINALLY, we got a recipe!

If I wanted all that "stuff", I'd subscribe to a mag that does it well (such as MARTHA STEWART LIVING).  AR does not do this sort of thing well, at all.  (And, in fact, I do subscribe to MSL.  )

I will NOT be re-subscribing to Allrecipes.  It has turned into something unlike its charter.  A very big disappointment.  If you want recipes without extraneous barely-related material, AR is not for you.
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PS.  TASTE OF HOME used to be "no-advertising," too, but they had to add advertisements to survive.  They've avoided padding their content, however.  AR should take a lesson.  (Try TOH; it may be what you were looking for when you explored AR.)


title: Gold standard

text: Gold standard for magazines having to do with good taste, cooking, entertaining, decorating, crafts, etc.  No 'deep read' articles.  Interviews tend to be non-newsmakers, such as the series on American artisans.  No fashion, very little about makeup, etc. That's left to 'Vogue' and such.  I love the mag! have given subscriptions many times, to overwhelming acclaim.  FAR better than 'Oprah.'  mb


title: A horsey friend (adult) loves this mag, so I ...

text: A horsey friend (adult) loves this mag, so I got it for her.  Straight from her horse's mouth, not mine! mb


title: if you like dogs, this is for you!

text: A really good general dog-lover's mag.  (Formerly DOG FANCY)  Each issue has articles that focus on specific breeds.  Ads in the back are by breed, in case you want to get an idea of the cost for a new puppy and whether there's a breeder near you!  mb


title: always a hit!

text: Always a hit. Beautiful photography.  Excellent paper and color separation.  Very fine editing.  Nat Geo is the standard by which all sociology/natural history mags are measured. mb


title: im in phoenix az--not good for

text: ok if you live in Midwest, im in phoenix az--not good for me


title: Wish There Was An Alternative

text:
First of all, I was a subscriber of Bass Player Magazine for about 6 years. That is about the time I started playing bass guitar in a rock cover band. Bass Player has changed over the years and I enjoy the newer articles on the rockers that I actually listen to in real life. I don't care so much for the jazz and upright bass scene, but the articles are interesting to read just the same. I find almost all the bass transcriptions way beyond my ability, but that probably only shows my lack of skill. I don't know how some reviewers state that the magazine is good for beginners, everything seems just beyond my reach, and I have been successfully playing bass in a cover band for years. I do think Bass Player is making more of an attempt at reaching players at my level, but they just don't seem to hit the mark, IMHO. I read the articles and get motivated by the stories. So the magazine is good in that respect.

If I want to learn how to play something I can use in the band, I turn to YouTube.com for a video lesson or ultimate-guitar.com for the bass tab. Both of those resources are free, and have the resource material I need to learn to play a song. Bass Player typically only has one bass transcription per issue. If I could actually play some of those transcriptions, maybe I would feel more positive about it. But Bass Player typically picks songs with complicated bass lines that are beyond my ability. If you can play complicated extended 16th note bass lines, there is probably some good material there.

Bass Player is an OK magazine, but I wish there was an alternative. I recently let my subscription to Bass Player expire, and I have not missed it.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy this magazine so much that I keep renewing my subscription!  It's great with lots of information.


title: Well worth it!

text: One of my very favorite magazines!!  I love getting this in hard copy.


title: Parenting Magazine

text: Although this magazine subscription was a gift to my daughter in law, I'm sure this new generation will enjoy Parenting as much as we did. Excellent price too!


BOB VILA!!!  my hero!  Great magazine. Keeps me in the project business.


title: Five Stars

text: Love some PS. Have been ready it for years and will continue to do so.


title: Five Stars

text: Just love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: I am an ardent reader for many years. I read this magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I really love this magazine! The articles and designs are very inspiring.


title: Five Stars

text: My sister enjoys this magazine.


title: No magazine yet

text: I ordered the magazine and was charged over a month ago.  So far no first issue has been reviewed so I can't really review.


title: Five Stars

text: Good gift.


title: Five Stars

text: This a nice gift.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT and wonderful directions.


title: Five Stars

text: This is one of my favs.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favs.


title: lots of great ideas, receipes

text: look forward each month to this magazine.  lots of great ideas, receipes.


title: Beware of automatic renewal trap

text: I'd give the magazine 5 stars for content, but they are canceled out by negative stars for their business practices. I subscribed for many years, normally renewing by check every two years. This year, instead of a request to renew, I was informed they had automatically renewed my subscription (which I never authorized), followed by multiple demands for payment. They basically portray you as a deadbeat for not paying for a renewal that you never ordered. I used to have a subscription to the website, which I paid by credit card, until I got tired of the annual double-digit price increases. Several years ago I canceled the website membership before it was up for renewal, but they charged by card anyway and took their time to eventually reverse the charge. I paid for the magazine subscription by check to avoid the automatic renewal trap, but apparently that no longer works. They have fine test cooks and editorial staff; too bad the people running the business have such low regard for their readers.


title: best health mag

text: His magazine is just about the best health related mag around.  To the point and I keep every one.


title: Good magazine

text: Good magazine but I did not like the idea of automatic renewal.


title: Excellent

text: My husband loves it! He's a beginner and was impressed by the range of patterns. The patterns using old vinyl records were very cool. FYI:  Recommend copying the patterns on a big scanner such as those at office supply stores


title: Great for old timers and do-it-your-selfers!

text: Purchased this for my dad and now he is hooked.  It is his daily reader both on and off the toilet!  Now if only they would publish more often, he'd be ecstatic!


title: Nice Magazine

text: I've always loved Backpacker magazine.  It's a great magazine for anyone wanting to see beautiful hiking destinations.


title: Babybug will develop a love for books

text: I gave a Christmas gift subscription to my one year old granddaughter. She loves this "magazine" above all other books. She brings this book to me and sits in my lap and we read it over and over. The illustrations are beautiful, the stories short and interesting to a baby (she's now 14 mos.). The pages are heavy, tear proof paper (not stiff board) and are therefore easier to turn. I'm looking forward to the other issues this year. What a marvelous way to develop a love for reading in your child.


title: Guitar World ?

text: Too much metal and not enough acoustic articles and products.


title: Great Magazine

text: I've found this to be one of the best and most helpful magazines on sewing. I've learned many short cuts, tips and techniques, as well as new places to shop. As a beginning sewer, I've found my projects have become less stressful and more successful from what I've learned from the articles I read in Threads. The fitting series was a gem, I can't wait to see what the next year will bring. I keep my issues handy as a reference when sewing so I can look back at the notes I've made in the article margins.


title: A Gift

text: Given as a gift per request


title: My favorite . . .

text: This is perhaps one of the best around the house mags to give you great ideas for home improvement, maintenance and shop organization.  Signing up through Amazon has tended to be a problem with the publisher due to the fact that they continue to send renewal notices and seem to not update their database to reflect renewals through Amazon.


title: 6 issues a year maybe 5!!

text:
the subscription is for 1 magazine every 2 months that is 12 issues.
 It's not any thicker than it was when it was monthly.
Popular Mechanics is still monthly.
Very difficult to cancel subscription. The notice that I got for the renewal says cancellation pending, and it went ahead and renewed it for 2 years. What an amazing rip-off.
Popular mechanics is $12.00 for a year, but it says 10 issues???.
Amazon magazine subscriptions are very confusing. Probably on purpose.
If you go to the magazine web site, it is the same price as Amazon.


title: Love it

text: The subscription is for a magazine every month Popular Science is a magazine every 2 months.


title: Excellent magazine

text: Love this magazine!


title: Fun to read

text: Fun to read. Good for all ages.


title: Great for restroom reading

text: No this is not a joke. I buy this magazine just for restroom reading at home and it is wonderful. The quality articles are just short enough. 5 stars


title: Not what it used to be

text: Not a magazine, a leaflet which recommends web articles


title: Five Stars

text: DUGH


title: Don’t do it

text: I only received 2 issues


title: Five Stars

text: Just the audio book magazine I wasked looking for!


title: People should not complain as much as they do over things that are not that big of a deal.

text: I have not seen the magazine yet, but for all of you that ate complaining, it's very apparent that it cannot survive on Subscriptions alone nor on Grant's from wealthy donors, and it does not help when each of you keep bit..ing about the ads. Or it might be possible they do not have a number of writers and photographers to keep you interested every month. Furthermore, the individual who was unable to see the rest if the article and the magazine might have been an issue on your end. How well did you treat the Amazon Customer Service when you called to complain? Why don't you splurge and buy an annual print subscription to read. You might find an advertisement for a medication that helps with irritability. The Mental Health community has come very far in new medications that won't cure what you have exactly, but they have come a long way. Try to smile and treat people with kindness, you might find you may have been offered an extra year of the Simthonian at half the price along with the print copy of the issue your device was having problems viewing with these!!! Have a nice day tomorrow. I haven't been outside since early March. I'm trying to stay alive with the Covid19 because I have asthma and Bone Mets. Look it up. Yes, it is terminal, but the only people I get upset with are Scammers & Robocallers and my family who no longer gives a damn compared to 10 years ago. Make a donation to the Smithsonian with our humongous CARES Act check.


title: Can never get too much HGTV

text: One can never get too much HGTV


title: Best

text: This is the best magazine for women.  Love that it has informative articles, great tips and tons of coupons. Can't wait to receive my next magazine.  A great magazine for women.


title: Great

text: Best magazine for avid fishermen.  Can't wait for the next magazine to arrive.  If you love fishing then this is the mag for you.


title: Good magazine. I enjoy reading it

text: Good magazine.  I enjoy reading it.  However, one is never quite sure<br />when you are going to get it.


title: nice price for magazine subscriptions

text: Great product reviews and healthy ideas for a great price.


title: Long time fan

text: Love this magazine and all of its tips for organization. Been a subscriber for years and got a deal on Amazon so I took it. Perfect timing. Its other wise upwards of $30 for a year.


title: Politically correct trash

text:
This magazine is nothing more that politically correct garbage. I am reviewing the June 2014 issue, which is now in my trash can. That's right, NOT the recycle bin as highlights suggests in the front of the magazine. It's in my trash can.

First of all, I have nothing against seeing different races than my own in children's literature. But this magazine seems to accomplish it in such a way that it seems forced and not at all done in a way that just flows naturally. It became a game to me while reading it. "And what will our next nationality be?? Turn the page to find out!" Poem 1, white family. Story 1, Tex and Indi (no American white sounding Dick and Jane here-and I say this not because I WANT Dick and Jane but because it sounds like they went out of their way to pick names that DONT sound too American) multiple races portrayed. Story 2, Spanish, including a boy named Pablo, and many sentences in Spanish. Now, I have nothing against Spanish, but guess what? This is America! We speak English. I don't appreciate a magazine aiming language integration at my preschool age and younger children. Poem 2, white child. That's Silly page, every ethnicity you can possibly imagine represented. Story 3, African American family. Exercise action rhyme page, African American child. Activity page 2, Spanish father and son. The rest of the magazine is various animals. Now when you add this all up, you can see that High Five magazine has gone out of their way to make sure there is equal representation of all races, with extra consideration to making sure there are less whites than anything else. And that is where I get the "forced" feeling. It's like it's not okay to be white any more, we should be ashamed. I read many, many books and stories to my five children and I read about all nationalities and teach them about lots of cultures. But while doing that, I don't put down their own culture. This is what I felt when reading high five.

Second problem: "school" obsession. Seeing as how this magazine is aimed at young children under five, there are an awful lot of references to "school". Well at this age, it's not school, it's daycare. I happen to homeschool my children. I don't mind reading them stories about school, but this magazine goes overboard. The Tex and Indi story? School. Poem about fish? School (no pun intended). Picture of far and near? School bus right in center. The Summer Box story? School. That's a large portion of the magazine! American children have a lot more in their lives besides just school! What about sibling relationships? Travel? Holidays? Learning new things? Birthdays! Pets! Seasons! Learning about animals? I can think of a million things my kids would be excited to read a story about! This magazine is LAME when it comes to a variety of stories. It's like they sat around saying "let's teach them about Spanish and school!"..I'm surprised there isn't a full page spread on the new food groups.

Lastly, my two youngest children didn't even enjoy the magazine. They couldn't relate to most of it! We don't speak Spanish, we don't go to school (they are 1 and 3!). They love to read, and I mean LOVE it. We read on average 5-10 books every single day. When they don't like something, that speaks volumes to me.

Another warning. In small print inside the first page you will find the following: sometimes we make our list of customer names available to other carefully screened companies whose products might be of interest to you. TRANSLATION....we sell your personal information. Something to think about!

I used to love highlights magazine as a child. This magazine is trash. I would never subscribe to it. I hope readers are able to see my review for what it is, just an honest review of what I saw, and not make this in to a debate about your beliefs versus mine. I'm not leaving this review for any reason other than to point out to parents what this magazine is like, in my opinion.


title: Worse and worse

text:
Gets worse year by year.  I've read pop sci for 50 years, cancelled for a couple of years in disgust for the lack of political balance but got a good deal for this subscription. There isn't enough good information to waste the time screening the magazine
 Won't renew
A year llater
Was auto renewed and gave up on gettig it stopped.  This rag is a voice for all the liberal "accepted science"


title: Perfect magazine

text: Wonderful articles.  Must read


title: Don't throw your money away- they don't deliver the goods

text: This mag doesn't even deserve 1 star, but you're not allowed to credit sellers with less, too bad the sellers aren't required to follow through at their end.  I purchased this subscription at the request of my daughter, for her birthday.. Some gift- (thank heavens I had bought others), it definitely was a gift for Vegnews- they gobbled up the money, unfortunately they didn't hold up their side of the bargain and deliver the issues as promised. They didn't have the common decently to notify their subscribers or return the money sent to them in good faith.  To add to this insanity, I just got an email from Amazon asking me to "Renew Now and Save- Vegnews", yeah, thanks Amazon, I'm definitely going to save- by not wasting any more money on Vegnews.


title: Five Stars

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


title: Dogster

text: I love my Dogster magazine!  You must buy when you find a deal tho.  Don't pay full price.


title: Good Mag

text: Good magazine


title: Good Magazine

text: Got a good deal. Rather expensive regular price. Good magazine tho if you live in the Southwest. Helpful with plants for your particular zone.


title: So So

text: I got a screaming deal on this subscription. It is a bit too involved for me. I don't want to read 4+ page articles/stories. I prefer quicker reads. I got such a great deal I sent SEVERAL as gifts. It is too expensive otherwise.


title: Too bad not published anymore.

text: Martha Stewart is part of this. Too bad she doesn't know a good thing when she's got one! Loved this magazine, also Everyday Food. Neither magazine is published anymore. Both are great magazines. Silly Martha. Grrrr....


Great magazine with usable practical advice.


It's all cars the average person can't relate to.


title: Liberal hit pieces on Trump. Publishes fake news.

text: Garbage. All ads, all unrealistic fashions. Liberal hit pieces on Trump.


title: Great magazine, just remember to turn off auto renewal

text:
If you don't turn off amazon auto renewal, you'll be
resubscribed at market price.

Unsubscribing from auto renew is very easy, so not a big issue.

Great magazine, amazing price.


title: Something for the dentist office, not your home

text:
Ultimately no one can relate to anything in the magazine as
every single destination costs $10,000 or more to get to.
BALI FIJI INDIA etc.


title: My magazine of choice

text: Love this magazine.  Great for stay at home wives and moms.  Love, Love their recipes.  Very well writen and updated in everything they piblish.


title: Magazine.

text: Magazine that is helpful.


title: Great.

text: Nice.


title: Wow.

text: Wow.


title: Art for house decorating.

text: Helpful.


title: Wow.

text: Nice deal


title: Good magazine.

text: Lovexthiscmagazine.


title: Great Recipes

text: My wife looks forward to getting each magazine in the mail. She is a BIG fan of the Pioneer Woman. Looks forward to trying the new recipes.


title: Trip Down Memory Lane

text: This is a splendid magazine. I look forward to each 1 coming in the mail, so I can take another trip down memory lane.


title: Great memories

text: I love seeing pics and stories from my time and even my parents.  I like the quizes also.  Just a great magazine.  I used to subscribe and sent gift subscriptions but can't afford it right now.  Hope I win!!!


title: Magazine subscription

text: Took forever to get my magazines didn't renew only got six of them


title: Great for the Spanish classroom!

text: I am a Spanish teacher and keep this subscription so my students can read in the classroom when they finish work early.  I teach low levels (1-3) so they tend to ignore the articles but love to look at the fashion (especially once they have learned the clothing vocabulary) and advertisements.  It also exposes them to "People" that are Latino and not American.  I'm glad it is only once a month because I don't need a new one every week.  But it is great for me to keep up with my own reading and for my students as well! So much cheaper than the American People but contains a lot of the same type of content!! Highly recommend!


title: Not that that's a bad thing but I prefer middle of the road and ...

text: Very left wing biased publication. Not that that's a bad thing but I prefer middle of the road and didn't know this was such a politically biased magazine.


title: Be careful of what you ordered you may never see it!

text: Never received it, however, I did receive a full refund! This was one of my favorite magazines!


title: Magazine

text: Got this for my dad


title: Two Stars

text: i only recited 3 magazines and 2 where back issues .


title: Too many adds

text: Too many adds


title: Too many adds

text: To many adds, not enough info


title: Love it!

text: We have been subscribing to this magazine for several years and it is definitely our favorite.  Beautiful photography, poetry, and a wealth of history.


title: I got 2 free 12 months magazine subscriptions and i one of them was Guitar World

text: Amazing guitar magazine definitely pick up a subscription.


title: I got a free 12 month subscription

text: Very good informative magazine on everything microsofts xbox


title: One Star

text: I don't remember ordering this


title: Best business magazine out there

text: I've tried all the business and investing magazines out there, and this is by far the best one.  Money is full of fluff, Business Week's coverage is too trivial and sensational.  Fortune hits the mark with deep relevant topics.<br />The articles aren't quite as good as they were several years ago, but that doesn't stop it from being better than the rest.


title: Blah!

text: I can organize much better than the ideas in this book,  I'm learning to trust my own judgment and my own ideas rather than a book!


title: :o(

text: I have not recieved one magazine as yet.  How much longer does it take to get a magazine,  I was hoping to get it before Christmas.


I'm not a fan of magazines that are just a bunch of ads and filler. I was really hoping this magazine would have more useful content. VERY disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine! There's a ton of great recipes and not too much nonsense filler.


title: Great magazine

text: Can’t go wrong. I use it for almost all of my recipes.


title: Three Stars

text: Just another cookbook magazine.  Recipes are a little hard to follow.


title: My Maine Fix

text: Have subscribed to Maine Magazine since 2014 after I visited Maine in Fall 2013 & pick up copies at hotels we stayed at. It keeps me in touch with this beautiful state that I love & miss when I can't be there (while I tolerate living in Florida!). Filled with interesting articles & beautiful photos.


title: Not what I expected

text: Not for me


title: Bird's and blooms

text: Excellent magazine for my 80 year old mom!!! I love it too.


title: I love Food Network Magazine

text: I love Food Network Magazine! There's more recipes and content then ads, which it seems to be hard to find these days. I'm always looking forward to the day the mail person brings me my magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: I love receiving this is in the mail whenever it arrives. Not overpowering with ads, plus great recipes!


title: Programming

text: Let’s my mom know what’s coming on tv


title: Not worth it

text: Never received all my subscription. More filler and ads more than anything.


title: Two Stars

text: So sad!!!


title: Not about cannabis anymore seems to be a bunch of kids runnin and ruining it

text: I quit their facebook page because it became too childish... if the magazine is like that I will be cancelling.


Great magazine full of useful tips for around the house. I only wish it came with free home improvement gift cards to help me pay for all the projects I now want to tackle!


title: Gift subscription never mailed

text: contacted Amazon who forwarded message to the publisher (Meredith); publisher claims it was an electronic subscription which it a lie- it does not state anywhere on the order or the subscription management page that it was an electronic subscription. When I look for the order, it appears on my "Orders" tab, not the "Digital Orders" tab...total BS. Publisher never mailed and was trying to blame Amazon


Good tips and reviews so you can do it right! if your a DIY you need this magazine. The tips and reviews of tools along and how to do things the right way is worth every penny of the subscription. :)


title: Drink ideas, both alcoholic and non.

text: Great cocktail ideas, interesting articles and resturant reviews


title: Four Stars

text: like it


title: Five Stars

text: love reading it


title: magazine

text: not much in here that is entertaining or helpful


title: magazine

text: enjoyable


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine and look for it in the stores right away when it comes out because it sells out quickly.  The price for the subscription was good.  I don't received my first copy until February but I know it will be good and I'm glad to have it come to the house automatically.  Well worth buyiny.


title: What a great deal! I was able to get a subscription ...

text: What a great deal! I was able to get a subscription for a year for $5! You can't go wrong with Good Housekeeping. I even ordered a subscription for my mother. This was a much better deal than what you would get at the supermarket!


title: Almost worth the $12 a year

text: Useful for specific purposes:  Restaurant ratings and reviews, "Top XX whatevers" etc.  Just don't pay more than $12 a year, the "rack rate" the publisher offers.


title: Every other page feels like its an ad

text: Every other page feels like its an ad. Most of the writing is pretty good. I wish they featured more clothing that didn't cost hundreds of dollars.


title: Great when it was free

text: Got this as part of Amazon's trial.  Not my type of magazine.  It has a lot of current events but also some advertisement.


title: Two Stars

text: Too much advertisement and not enough good reading material.


title: One Star

text: Too much advertisement and the content is kind of boring.


title: Three Stars

text: Lots of advertisement and less useful content than before.


title: I received older magazines

text: I received old magazines


title: brand is known

text: watch the show and now have all at the tip of my fingers


title: Just purchased a few for last minute gifts

text: watch her show and have purchased some of her products and cooked receipes


title: Get this!

text: I really like this version! It's a great subscription for those of us who prefer reading online. I've read New Yorker for 50 years. It keeps getting better!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Fun magazine

text: While all these recipes are available online, the magazine does a great job putting together articles with a theme and comparing original and healthier versions of recipes.  Articles feature some of the recipe creators and those are fun to read.  Great photography and the recipes are easy to read and understand.  Most recipes are pretty easy and foolproof.


title: Five Stars

text: Terrific fun read.  Makes science accessible to those who are not PhD's..  Clear explanations.


title: I first heard about Rachael when I was in hospital ...

text: I first heard about Rachael when I was in hospital and how she was able to make food more pleasing


title: Okay magazine!

text: I got these for the $5 deal and was very excited. I do wish the magazine incorporated more sophisticated design that a lot of the shows include. It seems to be a lot of super bright colors and wild designs, advertising for unique decor products. I haven’t taken many ideas from it.


title: Five Stars

text: We are enjoying this. Have not seen an issue since May. Please help


title: Good magazine!

text: Good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: you have to like cooking!

text: Didn't care for recipes


title: Make fun at large print but it is SO nice to read without my cheap glasses!

text: I'm always looking for my glasses!  You don't need them for this!  And the magazine has always been my favorite.


title: nice memory building tool

text: I personally do not use this magazine.  I gave it to my aunt who is in a nursing center.  she loves reading it and remembering things that have occurred in the past.  IT's a fun look at the past .  Too bad there aren't more issues available per year.


title: What happened to my money or magazine

text:
Ordered on June and now it is Oct 14 and I have received 3 random issues
So I wasted 10$ …not a lot of money but I feel cheated
And no I don’t want to renew subscription


title: Not getting Time

text:
Subscribed June 21,2021
It is now Sept 23,2021
I have received two issues so far…and these are not sequential issues but appear random
I have always thought Time was weekly and expected to receive weekly issue
So I am not pleased and even less of a happy subscriber since this recent issue featured the former English Duke and his wife on cover


title: STUNNINGLY WONDERFUL

text: The best home magazine EVER... NO ADS...NOT ONE... SIMPLY A BEAUTIFUL PUBLICATION...We save every copy and return to them for inspiration...


title: True New Yorker

text: One of the best magazines, always interesting articles and the cartoons are the best!


title: Good magazine

text: Good tips, decorating


title: MY ALL TIME FAVORITE MAG!!!!!  NATIONAL GEO

text: MY ALL TIME FAVORITE MAGIZINE!!!


title: ALWAYS keep up into The World Of Science!!!

text: Been buying PS since Nine years old!


title: I'M GIVING MAGAZINE 5 STARS I'M GIVING THE DELIVERY SERVICE 2 STARS

text: This has always been a magazine that my wife and I enjoy. Good recipes. Fun ideas. More content than a lot of other cooking magazines. But the subscription service companies are terrible. They are super difficult to get a hold of. They don't help. Often, after I start a subscription, it doesn't start until many months after I order. Sometimes as often as six months.


title: One of top five

text: It's still one my top 5 magazines but has gone downhill in the last few years.  Can't compare to Scientific American.  But, neither is it as pricey.


title: The best car mag

text: An archaic tribute to the rapidly fading era of the automobile.


title: A good buy through Amazon

text: Loved getting readers digest magazine in the mail. The stories are always interesting  and you can learn things you did not know before


title: Order through Publisher

text: I purchased this magazine through Amazon. The magazine got sent to the incorrect address because of how many different hands it goes through before the publisher gets the address. Publisher doesn't have any of my information on file because I purchased through Amazon. Amazon customer service is a call center in India with employees who have a sheet in front of them with the solution to all problems, the solution to magazine subscription problems is to give you the publishers phone number. You cannot get refunded, you cannot get the problem corrected. You can however call the publisher directly and ask for the same price Amazon sells the magazine discounted for and receive your magazine a lot faster.


title: Call publisher directly


title: Nice

text: Nice magazine but I did not order it.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Good Magazine

text: Good magazine


title: It grows on you!

text: At one time, this was my least favorite computer magazine. As more and more computer magazines discontinued the print editions (which i prefer), this and one other remained. When renewal time came, I asked myself, "do I really need two ccomputer magazines". No. One will be suficient. I decided that page for page, Maximum PC offered more useful content per page. A bonus is that if you are a 'computer geek', you'll simply 'droll' over some of the 'dream machines' Maximum PC reviews. Highly recommended.


title: Great Magazine!

text: PC World is my favorite computer magazine. It offers a nice variety of computer related information, product reviews, solutions to problems, helpful tips, and other useful information. It's no wonder why it's one of the few surviving computer magazines still being offered in a printed format. The price is very reasonable so if you happen to encounter an issue that has nothing of interest to you, you aren't likely to complain! I usually read mine and reread it over the course of several months. Much of the advice is helpful when I make a decision regarding the purchase of a new item... often saving much more than the magazine's cost.


title: Great for Alzheimers

text: Purchased for my mom who had Alzheimers. She loved looking at the pictures even after she wasn’t able to read anymore. Would get her talking about her childhood and bring back happy memories.


title: Ruined By Politics

text: Since when did science become a political football?  Well it has and 'Scientific American' magazine has become its star kicker.  Used to love it.  Now... no thanks.  I'll get my political opinions elsewhere.


Love this mag, its one of my Favs since Gary Vee was on the cover :)


title: Cars A+++

text: Its cars. Nuff Said.


title: One Star

text: Changes format, fewer pages and all quilts are made with big chunks of fabric.


title: Like walking into my favorite quilt shop.

text: Great magazine. The projects are beautifully photographed creations by talented designers making the pages of this magazine and the projects come to life.  Wether you define your style as Primitive, Country, Folk or Modern with a Twist you'll enjoy this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I know what it is so I’ll give it 5 stars but I still haven’t received it yet


title: A good veggie lover magazine

text:
Clean eating For recipes.  Just a few ingredients
That I’m unfamiliar with.  I didn’t enjoy this
Magazine.  It would be good for vegetarians


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!


What can I say...I love Dr. Oz so the magazine is just wonderful!


title: I love Racheal Ray

text: I am waiting for it to come, I love Racheal Ray!


title: On line is better, less ads

text: I say this about most of my current paper prescripts, this one is better online than in hard copy.  Too many ads to get to substance.


title: It' still a good read

text: It'seems not what I remember.  It'seems a lot smaller and they better get better joke writers.  But all said and done it still gives you plenty to read


title: everyone loves readers digest

text: The magazine has become more bloated with ads over the years, but the same quality hasn't changed in decades. I've been a subscriber on and off for 25 years and unless they stop printing I will bet I will be for the next 25 as well

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title: You can turn real pages

text: Great read


title: Must read✅

text: Love this magazine❤✅


title: Thank you

text: Love it!


title: Three Stars

text: too many advertisements


title: Five Stars

text: Great reading and decorating tips


title: Five Stars

text: Interesting reading and good price on the subscription


title: Four Stars

text: Vogue Knitting is always a good source of inspiration. So glad that I have a subscription!!


title: keeps me up-to-date

text: In Style magazine is a good magazine for keeping me up-to-date on all the latest fashion news and trends. good for anyone wanting to know what is what in the fashion world.


title: quality magazine...

text: Fine Gardening is a wonderful magazine--i have been getting this for years. There are lots of good, quality articles and photos. I have saved all of my Fine Gardening magazines for reference.


title: a good, all around magazine

text: Country Living is a good, all around sort of magazine. I mean, there are always lots of decorating ideas, as well as many other useful and interesting articles and little tidbits of information. I have been getting this magazine for years--it is a staple for me.


title: A staple

text: House Beautiful is always a good read. I have been getting this magazine for years. There are good decorating ideas and yummy recipes to try as well. Always a lot of good information here!!


title: It's 'OK'...

text: I have only had 1 issue so far, but i am not overly impressed--it is 'OK'...hopefully some of the next issues will have some more interesting designs and things...


title: Just as great as it has ever been!

text: I had forgotten how much I love this publication!<br />Always great reading! I always anticipate the exciting  point of views, information, and wonferdful cartoons!


title: A+A+A+

text: A+A+A+


title: Five Stars

text: This is a favorite of mine.


title: Worth It

text: Great high quality magazine, been subscribing for years.


title: A great magazine

text: The children are enjoying the magazine.  It keeps them occupied.  I  love  the information.  My children are being informed while they enjoy the reading. The pictures are also attractive.


title: Beautiful publication

text: Great to browse through.


title: Useless facts and $1700 lamps...Gross.

text: I ordered it because they sent me a subscription card for $12...luckily that is all I paid.  You might appreciate this magazine if you are in your forties, have 5 children, are a doctor or lawyer, and thrive on statistics.  Every issue focuses on comparing us to other cities, primarily New York, and is a general bore.  There is nothing one could actually utilize, or would want to, in the entertainment/restaurant section.  I've never been so eager for a subscription to end.  I can't believe Amazon suggests buying this along with Time Out Chicago, who I've turned to for real information, colorful interviews, and articles that honestly do feel like Chicago does.  Yuck...all the focus on rich people makes me want to puke.  Why don't they count up some statistics on how many Chicagoans actually fit your sickeningly rich profile?  5 percent?  Their March issue explaining that a D-I-N-K couple making a combined $120,000 a year struggles just as much as a single mother making $15,000 based on their choices really tops it off:  this magazine is out of touch.


title: Reader's Digest

text: Reader's Digest has been around since I was little, and I remember finding something to read, even when I was young.  I was thrilled to see that it was on the Prime deals around Christmas, and added it to my cart promptly because I figured my kids occasionally enjoy reading something that makes them feel "grown up" and because sometimes the health articles are a neat read for me now.  I enjoy this magazine so much more than others that are out now- and I think it is appropriate for multiple ages, which makes it far better than the other smut out there.  I just got my first magazine the other day and cannot wait to have free time to read it.


title: Five Stars

text: Gr8 magazine


title: Love this magazine

text: Wish it was published every month.


title: Kick back with Vanity Fair and a glass of wine...and chill

text: Always enjoy this magazine.  It's got fluff as well as interesting articles by Michael Lewis on current finance topics (global credit crisis, derivatives, mortage backed securities), international intrigue, movers and shakers.....good stuff!


title: Hurray for Vanity Fair.  2 great options!

text: Great magazine.  Love the glossy copy in my mailbox and the digital, interactive one on my iPad.  Never disappoints me.


title: A mini history lesson and time capsule.

text: Good content; I like reading about how politics, sports, and taste in clothing, electronics, and cars change over the years and decades. A mini history lesson and time capsule.


title: Four Stars

text: its ok


title: Great magazine

text: I had almost forgotten how much I missed this magazine. It has been several years without it.<br />Glad to have it back. Lots of interesting ideas in it.


title: Five Stars

text: Scientist son loves getting this magazine every year.


title: Very interesting. Wish i had more tie to read ...

text: Very interesting.  Wish i had more tie to read it.


title: Love this magazine

text: One of my favorite magazines and got at a great price


title: Love the recipes and scenery

text: Great magazine at a great price


title: Nice magazine

text: Love the pictures and ideas in this magazine


title: Great ideas

text: If you love working with your hands and have time for outdoor projects, this magazine is for you.


title: Wonderful pictures

text: My grandsons loved this magazine and will look forward to each issue. They both love animals and learning about new things. A very good magazine for kids.


title: If you love recipes, you will love this magazine!

text: I love to cook and love to see new recipes for me to try on my family!


title: Great magazine to keep things on the healthy side without becoming a boring cook

text: I look forward to receiving this magazine every month. I had allowed my subscription to run out because I had accumulated too many copies to begin with, but I am glad to be subscribed again. I do find issues are hit or miss. Some have 20 things I am excited about, while others have two. But, I think the same can be said for any food magazine because everyone has some level of personal taste.I appreciate most that this particular magazine always has a healthy dose of vegetables in the recipes, and often spotlights useful topics, like the value of season-based eating, and eating for certain nutrition needs.


title: Blah !

text: The magazine is filled with too much advertising. There is little too read because it is mostly full of ads, every other page is an ad. I would not recommend this magazine unless you get it free and then it's still a waste of a tree.


title: Pleasantly annoyed.

text:
Ah yes. Nylon. Fabulous magazine-- full of art and expression- Every page a delicate visual awe, through vine dancing frame doodles and  vintage scraped snippets- I want to surround nearly every trace of text-making such words within a curious treat to read and discover.

Indeed a gem.

I recommend Nylon to all Artsy |Retro| Punk Nerds and dreamers. :]
.
.

ONE WARNING

Do not order this subscription off Amazon. I order mine in March and did not receive an issue till August this month. Totally ridiculous.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine has something for everyone


title: Very informational magazine

text: I like this magazine as it is full of information on staying healthy and fit.


title: Five Stars

text: Bought it as a Christmas present and they are loving it so far.


title: Good, not great

text: I was led to believe this would be informative and fun. The content was often convoluted and contrived. I cancelled after the initial subscription ended. The Atlantic is much more readable and relateable for me.


title: Love Readers Digest

text: Love all the personal short stories and anecdotes. I used this to read.


title: Good read.

text: Liked the articles. Good magazine.


title: National Geographic Magazine -- a readers favorite

text:
I have previously subscribed to National Geographic Magazine and am
not disappointed.  From the phenomenal photography to the well
thought out and researched articles that take you around the
world, it is a great educational tool and timely commentary
on what is happening to our world and environment, thank you.


title: Corvette Lover's Magazine with great coverage

text:
We have a C6 Corvette and I ordered this magazine for my husband.
He looks forward to receiving it every month and loves the reviews
and questions and responses from readers.  Great addition to our
monthly periodicals.


title: Five Stars

text: I like it


title: Five Stars

text: good magazine for sustainable living. lots of tips and tricks. good articles.


title: Redbook..

text: I love my Redbook magazine, I dont know who wont except maybe men :-) will keep on continue getting that magazine too...


title: Wonderful

text: One of the best magazine ever


title: Short subscriptions

text: Readers Digest has really gone down hill in the past few years. I purchased a one year subscription. The first two magazines I received were three month old editions and they show only nine months remaining on my subscription now. I remember the days when you paid for a one year subscription and got new magazines for a full year. Oh well. I won't make this mistake again.


title: Great gift!

text: Nephew loves this! Of you have a child  into sports, you can’t go wrong


title: Not for me, but nice magazine

text: A cut above other women's home magazines. Satisfied my curiosity as to its content.


title: Don't know where my copy went ...

text: Well until I got the renewal I had not seen this magizine since I subscribed to it and had forgot about it. I had to double check that it was not a digital edition. I don't know where my copys wound up but I double checked my stack of magizines and I ain't got one here. Someone else must of got the magizine on me.. Oh well i did not miss it I guess


title: Junk mail

text: I recently cancelled my subscription. The magazine is thin on content and what content they do have is so politically partisan it has become an irritation delivered to my mailbox. I will not pay for this propaganda because I support a free press which is sadly missing from news stands today. I will say the photography is great but that is where it ends.


title: size matters!

text: Could they make it any smaller.  It looks like a matchbook cover in my hands, very difficult.  The paper is so lightweight too.  Basically, it's not what it used to be that's for sure.  Based on the old RD and the new version RD I think I'll pass on a renewal.  Each mag comes with a pitch for a free this and that, or 10.00 bucks for this and that, then the next thing you know it's coming this and that and so are new bills in a ongoing subscription deal will call it.


title: Great!

text: My daughter loves it so much she refuses to give me any of her precious issues.  LOL.  Wish they had allowed for more than one subscription, though.


title: Good

text: Good but not what I thought


title: Interesting

text: Not quite what I was thinking


title: Interesting

text: Interesting magazine


title: Interesting

text: Interesting but not what I thought it would be


title: Great

text: Great info of what will be coming on various channels


title: Very good magazine

text: I enjoy reading this magazine and find it helpful


title: Very nice magazine

text: Very good magazine and informative


title: Cool magazine

text: Thought would give this a try.  I remember loving this years and years ago but not quite what I remember


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Four Stars

text: Great i and nformative magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Timely news well written


title: Gift Recipient Loved This!

text: Sent this as a Christmas gift to a ten-year-old and received a most enthusiastic thank-you note from her that said she and her dolls were enjoying reading it together.  Wholesome and engaging reading for girls in the 'tween age group; excellent for those who want to avoid promoting more of the "boy-and-fashion- crazy-sexy-child"  nonsense that pervades far too much contemporary popular culture.


title: Texas Magazine

text: Nice magazine to keep up with what is going on in Texas. Nice travel guide around Texas also.


title: Great magazine

text: One of my favorite magazines. I love seeing it in the mail every month


title: Phoney Negative Reviews are Obvious

text: Can't help but notice that a large number of the negative reviews have almost identical terminology. Can't help but wonder if those negative reviews have been written by a few employees of the same company. The hostility is exaggerated and staged.


title: This is my favorite magazine. Vacation on the Oregon coast every summer ...

text: This is my favorite magazine. Vacation on the Oregon coast every summer and this magazine gives me several ideas on places to see and things to do. Also pictures are some of the best around.


title: Worthwhile subscription

text: My 8 year old son is obsessed with this magazine.  He spends a good portion of his free time scouring over his new & back issues.  It really keeps his attention & keeps him quiet!  He always gets so excited when a new one comes.  Well worth the $ if you have a boy who likes scouting.


title: Comes on time

text: Good magazine.  Will buy again.


title: ok magazine

text: ok magazine if you like lots of advertisements


title: just a ok magazine


title: great magazine

text:
great magazine , good info.

Thank you