title: lovely photographs and great recipes.

text: Very informative, lovely photographs and great recipes.


title: Thumbs up

text: Really good magazine


title: Five Stars

text: great value and love the DIY easy guidelines.


title: Gibberish

text: Deal with real world business issues please. Not MBA school theory. Waste of money as there are better sources of onformation available le.


title: Too many ads

text: For a magazine that is OVER 95% ads, there are only a FEW coupons to tempt you to try the products. I don't think that I will renew my subscription.


title: Won't get the subscription agsin

text: Used to get it, started again and 'bleh'. The mag has very little useful info. Mostly product reviews. Even it is very thin. I usually get through the mag in 10-15 mins and the ones I have got since I started again, threw away after that. No reference usefulness anymore.


title: Didn't live up to it's promise,only got one magazine cancel my subscription .

text: No, Magazines can't pay for but get nothing.


title: Okay

text: Not ,what I thought they was gonna be.


title: Short stories, laughs, values

text: My favorite magazine! It entered my home when I was a little girl and has been my biggest reading companion all my life. When I found out about the owners values I liked it even more.


title: There's gold here ~ you just have to look for it...

text:
I live in one of the "Red States" in the deep south.  Therefore, unfortunately, quality yoga instruction and teaching is very hard to find.  But, fortunately, Yoga Journal is delivered to my area, providing most of the yogic wisdom and learning that I have received through the years.  However I agree with other readers, I don't care for the ads for cars and cellulite cream ~ (who needs cellulite cream btw when you have a regular yoga practice?) I also do not care for the models they use is this publication, most of them look like adolescent girls who have just come from the Senior Prom! There are a few exceptions here when they do a feature on Shiva Rea, Ana Forrest or one of the Iyengar family members but for the most part, this gives a misconception that yoga is just for young, skinny women, what a shame.

Having said that, there is alot of good material here, you just have to get past the aforementioned.  There is some very good advice on fitness, nutrition and health, athletic injuries ~ from hatha yoga and other forms of exercise. There is also many articles on Yogic philosophy and spirituality and living our yoga by bringing it into everyday life.

All in all, a decent publication, especially if quality yoga studios and instructors are scarce in your area.


title: Content

text: Almost all advertisements. I should be paid to look at it. Not much content about handy stuff.


title: German language publications

text: I've subscribed for several years just to maintain my German language reading skill and to find sources for German goods.  Even the men in my family like to read it because the variety of articles are bound to interest almost everyone at some time. Highly recommended. Too bad that most other German language periodicals are now defunct.


title: Great for guests and the coffee table

text: It's a lovely magazine with delightful pictures sure to impress guests and makes a wonderful coffee table addition.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles, highly recommend.


title: So far so good

text: Just received my first issue.  So far so good.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with lots of information.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: fun puzzles!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great Product!!! Good Price!!!


title: Four Stars

text: Great!!


title: Three Stars

text: Decent magazine but recipes aren't very healthy or easy.


title: Very disappointed

text: I've just got my first issue (February, 2015) and I'm going to cancel this subscription. I was expecting a magazine with substance and interesting articles but instead it has 180 pages: 25 pages (yes I counted) have some content to read (not necessarily interesting) about beauty, relationships ...; the rest of it, 155 pages, are full of adds of all kinds.


title: Good food magazine

text: Lots of recipes and articles for the home "chef". I highly recommend it as one of the best food magazines.


title: Kid's geographic

text: Our grandkids (twins age 9) love the magazine and enjoy sharing the stories with their younger sister...and they are able to use articles and pictures as part of school projects. A good way to get youngsters interested in the world around them.


title: Playboy has more science related articles than Popular Science.

text: I have received a subscription as a present. I did not know much about the magazine before. This is one of the worst magazines I have ever seen. Playboy has more science in it than Popular Science. The magazine is full of advertisements explicitly geared to people with hearing, erectile disfunction, and hair loss issues. Of the 1-2 articles in the magazine, none of them contains any science at all.I think they stay away from it on purpose because none of the writers appears competent in the field. At best they have articles about people in science or about social issues related to science, but always very shallow, even on these issues. It is not there is no depth in the science, there is no popular science at all. I was particular confused by an article from the new editor in chief in which he basically chose to describe his vacation in China, along with pictures of the westerners he met in various burger joints. He managed to throw in some technical words in there like "energy" and "force" but NEVER in their technical scientific meanings. This is incompetent and unprofessional. I guess this magazine in such a sinking ship than nobody else wanted the job and the investors are just trying to keep it alive a little longer to continue to collect money from advertisements and the suckers who buy it.


title: Keep wired, read Wired

text: Great articles keeping me informed about tech and ideas.


title: Not publishing anymore.

text:
I always loved getting this magazine. So on May 10th I ordered a subscription for my Grandsons Birthday on June 6th. Plenty of time.  I was told he wouldn't get his first issue until the end of July. Oh well, I can live with that. I got in a full year, 12 issues.

Then I got an email from Amazon saying that they will not be publishing any Spring Issues.  Not sure what that means. But I am guessing my grandson would get one or two issues and that't. So I am trying to cancel the subscription that hasn't even started yet. They are giving me a bunch of problems about this.
I would not sign up for Popular Science until this gets straightened out and you might want to check into the Bonnier Corporation before ordering other magazine they represent.

My 1 year subscription was only $15.  So I am not that worried about it. But I am not happy about it either.


title: One of the best

text: Excellent


title: While there are some good articles, it's the advertising that fills up the pages.

text: Well, it's full of advertising, I can say that.


title: Less Relevant than Before

text: I had been a regular reading of How Magazine when it first was published.  In today's era where there are many other methods of learning how to create commercial art, I feel this magazine has marginalized itself with less interesting articles.  There's some good stuff in there, but not as rich of a resource as before.  I would be hard pressed to consider renewing my subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: GOOD


title: Great value for your yoga practice.  namaste

text: Great value.  New practices, fantastic and well written articles that help me live my life mindfully. Learn more about your practice.


title: Reader's Digest

text: I always reorder.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good.


title: Three Stars

text: Most of the cars reviewed are way out of my price range, forever.


title: Five Stars

text: Just like what I remember.


title: Why give my info away?

text: I wish I could order this magazine, but it sounds like my name and email address is sent to just about....everybody.


title: Great recipes and ideas

text: I look forward to this each month. Gives me a few good recipes, entertaining ideas, and a look at nice things in other people’s houses.


title: Best Gift Ever

text:
I requested this subscription as a birthday present from my husband. What followed was the gift that kept on giving. I've always had a fondness for National Geographic, seeking it out in waiting rooms and so on, for the amazing photography and talented writing. Thus far, it has not failed to provide a window into the wondrous world I am privileged to be a part of. The articles are enchanting, and the photography is amazing. I get so excited when I see a new issue sitting on my doorstep. I look forward to keeping the issues as educational reading for myself, guests, and my future kids.

But the magazine speaks for itself. Something more relevant to prospective purchasers is subscribing through Amazon. I'll admit, I was nervous when suggesting that my husband subscribe through Amazon, given the negative reviews posted here. However, I have not had any problems with the subscription. Delivery has been both timely and consistent. At the time of ordering, the subscription was cheaper through Amazon than directly from NG, but now I see it's $19.99 on both websites. This may be subject to change from the time I write the review, but overall I have had no problems and got a decent deal.


title: A disappointment

text: A great disappointment.  Photos are lovely, but I thought I would learn something from the artists on how they achieved certain effect with pastels. Found it to be a magazine one flips through quickly.


title: I love the magazine for its content

text: I love the magazine for its content, style and informative photos and graphics. I will keep every issue for my grandkids to look at now and as they get older.


title: Healthy cooking

text: Not as many really good recipes as I had hoped, but have found a few that are great and ingredients adjusted to make them healthier.


title: Wonderful magazine

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for several years and was delighted to discover that I could renew my subscription via Amazon.  Convenience and a donation to Amazon Smile all in one.  What could be better?


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine for business ideas.


title: More on art and literature, please

text: It’s to political. I wish a more balanced views and more about art and literature. The human interest article is usually very good.<br />In these anxious times, I’d like an escape with enjoyable reading.


title: Give me More!

text: I have always wanted to subscribe to More and then an offer came that I couldn't refuse.  I have now read 2 issues cover to cover.  It is a very good magazine for the mature woman.  The articles are appropriate for women 40 and older.  I did notice that the clothing tends to be high end.  The outfits they pull together are out of reach, price-wise, for the normal mature woman.  Some are just laughable.  Who actually spends that much money on one outfit?  But I will read and enjoy the articles.  I just finished one on Diane Keaton and saw a different side of her.


title: Great Magazine!

text: This magazine covers lots of home topics but it handles color the best.  The color palettes are always fresh and interesting.  I think most people are fearful of color.  But paint is such a cheap way to update your decor.  I have subscribed for over 2 years and just love the looks they put together.


title: Great Magazine

text: This the best magazine for anyone who lives or travels on the western side of the US.  Most places are a day or 2 away from our home in Phoenix so I am always saving ideas for the next trip somewhere.  Of all my magazines, this one has the most torn out pages monthly!


Was there supposed to be a tote bag? Didn't get one if there was... But loved getting the magazine in the mail!


title: Incorrigible

text: Every article was well written and educational; Self edification at its best.


title: Gift for our daughter

text: She said she thought it was great even though she has gotten on one issue.


title: Canceled auto renewal ($12/yr), will hedge on occasional sale prices ($5/yr) instead

text: Just canceled auto renewal and decided to post the reason as a review... The last issue was so thin they couldn't even print on the spine (e.g. title, date, issue number, etc). I'll continue renewing when its on sale at $5 for 12 issues a year. At that, essentially the content is paid for by ads, and I pay for print and postage, its reasonable given the quality and quantity of the content, but only barely when I can find most of the same stuff online for free. If I cancel this I might sign up with AAAS and get Science, its vastly superior but expensive, though that's a membership, not a subscription, it comes with a bunch of benefits - or might sign up anyway...


title: Ripoff!

text: Ripoff! Paid for a subscription only received 3 issues and the only way I received those was by calling them 3 times. Contact email on their site does not work! Phone number barely works either. Person who answered acted like they were doing me a favor by sending a copy out! Scammers!!!!


title: Love Arabians!

text: I grew up with Arabian Horse Word, so it was great to get it again.


title: Good deal

text: All good. Wish it were still every month and not every other month


title: Good for New Products

text: If you are an advanced handyman or professional you will probably find this mag mostly boring. I suscribe for a year then skip a year. I focus on discovering new products like glues, tapes, hardware, etc that are highlighted or advertised in the mag. I have built enough bookcases, shelves, and outdoor furniture that I mainly gloss over these articles.


title: Not what it used to be

text: I think we purchased this subscription for about $5.00. Used to love Bon Appetit, now it's just filled with advertisements and very few recipes. No thanks.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Well layed out and beautiful pictures.


title: To expensive.

text: This is my mothers magazine and she does like it.  The only problem we have is how expensive it is for not that many magazines.  She received about 5 for the year that was all.  This is a waste of money as far as I am concerned.


title: Great magazine!

text: This magazine is chock full of excellent information if you are interested in gardening, cooking, herbs, crafts, etc. I enjoy it.


title: Love it

text: I got this as a gift for my 8 year old nephew, and he loved it.  The content was just perfect for his age group, and kept his attention. Would buy again.


title: Horrible Customer Service

text:
This magazine was offered to me for a trial. I received couple of issues of the magazine and as mentioned in other review, I was really frustrated after looking at quality of the articles in this magazine. Probably each and every business magazine which I read is far far better than this one. This should be a free magazine which is distributed at subway stations. This magazine is driven by advertisements and has no usable content. All you can find is advertisements.

After having a really bad experience about this magazine, I wanted to cancel the subscription. I called up customer service and cancelled my subscription. They confirmed that there is no due on my account as I am cancelling the subscription. But even after that they kept on sending me letters and asking for payments. Today I have received another letter saying I am a defaulter, while there is no due as per there customer service as well.

This is really a hossible experience and a real torture. Be very careful about this magazine and the company both. Even if they offer a free trial sunscription never go for it.

I will update this review once I hear back from customer service.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine. How-to's and different design ideas for those that like to be hands on with their home.


title: Fresh, approachable and consumer oriented

text:
House Beautiful is fresh, smart and attractively laid out.  It straddles the line between design and practicality.  It takes over where Domino left off and is a new incarnation of House & Garden.  It has none of the haughtiness of AD or monotony of Veranda, nor is it a crafty BH&G.  It does not espouse a traditional, country or contemporary lifestyle, instead each issue runs the gamut of style.  Their interiors articles feature homes that combine design genres and display an individualistic flair, yet there is such a livability to every home featured.  To me, that is the essence of home design.

The interiors feature stories are written in question/answer format.  No thesaurus’ worth of adjectives to describe what is featured in the photographs.  They let the designers speak to the interiors, the process, their inspirations and the clients’ wants and needs.  Simple, direct.  The layouts highlight the photographs, full size, double page spreads, large format and they portray a variety of rooms throughout the house not just a select few.  I find it much more interesting to see how all of the rooms relate to one another and how they translate a design vision throughout.

This is a rather long review because I simply love this magazine and hope people will give it a try.  So many design magazines have folded in recent years, I want HB to stay.  For those who complain about the number of ads, seriously?  ALL magazines are loaded with ads, that’s how they pay for all of those glossy pages  The cost of your subscription doesn’t even cover postage and handling. (Note: I don’t work for publishers or an ad agency, this is just how it works.)

Some of the other features that I find make it something to look forward to every issue:

1. A kitchen and also a bath of the month feature.  Most design pubs have one issue where they might focus on these rooms or more commonly, they are just one tiny image amongst all of the other lavish photos.  HB provides reference information for some of the highlights in these rooms.  Not the reference where you have to look for the two-point type in the back of the magazine only to find that it’s To the Trade Only, but actual shopping reference for the average consumer.
2. Other notable regular columns included in every issue: The Best! dedicated to presenting new products via large format images with minimal copy; a color report with designer recommendations as to use and complementary colors; plus a column each for new wallpaper, fabrics and rugs.  I’ve been introduced to so many products I wouldn’t have normally been privy to and that are normally only accessible to interior designers.
3. A new design book is also highlighted every issue—not the postage stamp image with press release blurb—an actual review/synopsis to peak your interest.
4. Tablescape.  So often neglected, inspirations for luxurious table settings.  Not the too-cutesy or holiday themed table, but the make every day special because you used distinctive items of exceptional quality.

I’m not quite sure when House Beautiful was revamped, but I’m happy I gave it another try years after letting my subscription lapse.  I thought I had outgrown it, gave it as a housewarming gift subscription, thumbed through it at giftees’ home and decided to order my own subscription.  I look forward to every issue and even though I subscribe to numerous design and fashion magazines, this is the one stacked in my library for future reference.


title: Entertaining along with informative

text: Good informative and entertaining magazine. Enjoyed every issue. Interesting articles about new and upcoming technologies along with various informative tech. pictures


title: Present

text: I got this magazine subscription for my mom as a present, because she's really into yoga. She LOVES it and I might get it for her for another year.


title: Four Stars

text: frequency of delivery needs work but good magazine


title: Great magazine!

text: I ordered this for my mom for her birthday because we both love reading it.  It was very affordable for the two years that I bought it for. Interesting and inspiring stories and you do not have to leave your house to go buy it if you buy the subscription!


title: Lots of recipes

text: I love this magazine and all the recipes


title: My 4th grader LOVES this magazine

text: My  Son read every back issue in his classroom, and could not get enough of this magazine.  It’s such a good magazine he asked me to get it sent to the house as well He ran out of magazines to read at school.


title: Great magazine

text: I like this magazine. Their stock information is very helpful.  I like Mr. Forbes articles but I wish they would provide input from a liberal and independent political party view in lieu of just having Mr. Forbes republican point of view.  Although Mr. Forbes view does make sense, I would like to hear all parties views on how the president is effecting our financial situation, does China need to open up their trade more rather than hording gold, etc, etc.  My magazine choices Forbes, Sunset and Discovery.  I don't subscribe to Discovery but should.


title: Five Stars

text: I am looking forward to receiving more


title: The magazine is entertaining and great. I would renew the membership if it weren't ...

text: The magazine is entertaining and great. I would renew the membership if it weren't for amazon's policies with the subscription.


title: Ideas! Ideas! Ideas! I always end up ...

text: Ideas! Ideas! Ideas! I always end up saving or ripping out so many pages in this magazine because there are so many ideas I want to use in my home!


title: If you love great audio, this is your place

text: The Absolute Sound provides reviews of audio equipment and music recordings from the audiophile perspective: it's all about accurate sound reproduction at a given budget, and the full range of budgets is covered from a few hundred dollars to a hundred thousand dollars or more. It's a great resource, for me, to find the top gear from a while ago (well, not really the top gear, but good gear) that is now available on the used market for a small fraction of its original cost. The writing is excellent and enjoyable, even if I don't always agree with the opinions. Highly recommended.


title: Get it at registration time

text: When I was a Scout I liked the magazine. Now as my son is in scouting, I think you should get it at registration time, if your son is a scout (Boy, Webelos, Cub, Tiger), then the magazine is only $12.


title: Must read

text: My son likes this he doesn't love it. There are a fair amount of ads and it is hard for him to read alone.


title: A Wide Variety Of Interesting Fun

text: Liked it  loved all the choices to read.


title: Very interesting sports information!

text: I got this for my son and he enjoys reading sports information.  Loves it!


title: Great magazine!

text: Pittsburgh magazine is a great resource for anyone living in or around the city, whether you are new or have lived here your whole life.  It has monthly restaurant reviews, and features like Top Doctors, Best Restaurants and the Best of Pittsburgh.  The annual City Guide is very helpful, filled with listings for everything from shopping and dining to churches and schools.


title: Nty

text: Get woke go broke


title: Reader's Digest Large Print

text: Purchased the Reader's Digest Large Print for my Mom who has macular degeneration.  She loves the print size and the magazine, it's a home run.


title: One of the better magazines of its genre

text:
This magazine has improved since the days of Bonnie Fuller.  She turned it into a Cosmo clone with lots of "how to please your man in bed" articles and other sex related features.  The magazine was obsessed with sex, to the point that I quit reading it until a year or two ago.

Nowadays there are fewer sex articles, though more than I would like.  I do like the fact that Glamour covers a variety of topics.  There's something for just about everyone.  The dos and don'ts are fun, as well as the feature where a person does something really ridiculous to see how people respond.  I will say that at 38 I'm starting to feel that I'm outgrowing the magazine a little bit.  A lot of the articles seem to be targeted at someone younger than me.  I'm not sure how much longer I will continue my subscription, but I do think this is one of the better women's magazines for gals in their 20s to mid 30s.

One warning about Conde Nast magazines:  when you purchase a new subscription, they send you two old magazines from previous months, and count them against your subscription.  I really dislike this practice.  It has happened with every Conde Nast magazine I've subscribed to.  Also, I often receive my magazine well after it has appeared on the newsstand.  This might not bother some subscribers, but it bothers me.


title: Great resource

text: I used to read this at the library but with the pandemic.....This is a fantastic resource for readers. The question is always what to read next. This magazine is chock full of ideas, as well as articles and summaries.<br />I highly recommend this publication.


title: Great ideas

text: I look forward to this magazine every month.  The style is my style.  I get great ideas and inspirations.  There are articles on decorating, cooking, pets, and gardening. What more could you want?


title: Useful information

text: I love this magazine.  It was recommended to me by a pet trainer.  I have gotten lots of useful information from it.  They don't have any advertisements in it just factual information.  I think most pet owners would enjoy this magazine


title: Cabin living

text: I hunted for a magazine that covers cabin homes because I live in one.  I was disappointed in Mountain Living which only covered rich homes in CO. I don't have the white washed country home, I like the wood and rustic decor.  This magazine is also helpful for people with a second home.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE!

text: I really like the fresh, new decorating ideas in this magazine. Uniquely different from others on the market.


My grandson is five and loves facts about nature and animals. The magazine arrived on time and we are all very pleased.


title: Very well written

text: I like that this magazine has a good balance between being technical and simple. It is full of great ideas and also good direction on how to implement the ideas. Lots of good photos. A good variety of both large expensive projects and inexpensive smaller projects so homeowners of all income levels can enjoy.


title: Not My Cup of Tea

text: Too much keto/meat stuff. I cancelled.


title: I'd be quite disappointed. Their "fashion" spreads have awful clothing that no ...

text: Thankfully, I received a complimentary subscription because if I had to pay for it, I'd be quite disappointed.  Their "fashion" spreads have awful clothing that no one in real life would wear, and no one but the celebrities they feature could afford.  I hoped to get some fashion ideas and advice, but you won't find that in today's "Glamour."  I also find the articles to be unnecessarily vulgar.  I am no prude, but there's really no sound reason to be crude.  There is such a thing as good taste, after all.  I won't be renewing once my freebie runs out.


title: Great magazine

text: It was a gift to 5-yr old grandson.  He loves receiving it each month.


title: Great Information

text: This is a great magazine especially if you are just getting into the business of photography! A lot of information and great images to get great ideas from.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it as much for the articles as for the recipes.


title: Lots of actual content!

text: I gifted this subscription to my sister but I read them when I’m at her house. ;) These magazines are awesome. There aren’t as many ads as there are in most magazines now and the ads that are there are so fun and unique that they don’t seem like ads! Absolutely worth the price, best home, cooking and family magazine available right now in my opinion. Lots of recipes are included in each issue. There are 4 magazines each year (one for each season!) and they look great sitting out on the coffee table! Pictures are colorful and vivid. I love the pioneer woman’s style, everything is bright and cheerful! I definitely recommend this magazine.


title: It repeats and is maybe 20 pages in each magazine

text: Half of the magazine is in spanish and the other in english. Each magazine is around 30 pages long. For me it’s not worth it but your mileage may vary. A subscription for $40 plus taxes for a magazine that keeps reusing the same stories, poems, and activities is not worth it. We will just borrow them from the library.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for kids who are horse crazy


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine


This publication is immensely helpful. The homemaking advice, recipes, and general knowledge is great for me as a homemaker. I love being able to learn new ways to apply knowledge our grandmothers probably knew like how to bake bread from scratch, raise chickens, and other knowledge.


title: I'm not a happy subscriber. My issues end 02FEB15 and if this ...

text:
Just received my new issue in the mail and found they had changed the TV listings from 2 pages to 1(one) page..This Layout "SUCKS"..The type is Too Small--HARD to Read!!
Secondly, you eliminated FOX SPORTS 1, NBCSN, CNN, CNBC, DEST. AMERICA, DISCOVERY FIT, plus TOO many other channels to LIST..
I guess WE GET LESS for the same COST.
Another PROBLEM in their LISTINGS; They DON'T MATCH My DIRECTV showings for the given night...WHAT IS THEIR PROBLEM????????
I'm not a happy subscriber.  My issues end 02FEB15 and if this NEW LAYOUT continues I will not continue/Renew:-(((


title: If You Like Sci-Fi

text: Definitely a must-have for science fiction buffs. I enjoy all the stories and even the editors comments. Its nice too as I don't always have the time to read an entire book. With this I can get a good short story in before the day ends.


title: Gift

text: Gift


title: Five Stars

text: good buy


title: Not worth the money

text: Not like the old issues would not buy again


title: Pioneer Woman Magazine

text: Love this magazine!


title: Enjoy

text: enjoyed the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT


title: I guess they ran out of credible sources things to ...

text: I guess they ran out of credible sources things to write about so no need to buy it now.  Seriously - The Food Babe???????  Who is the editor for this ragazine


title: Granddaughter love it.

text: My granddaughter's favorite magazine.  I have purchased the magazine for her for several yrs.  Her sister likes High V.


title: Five Stars

text: My son-in-law loves it.


My daughter loves Peppa Pig and was so excited to see this magazine. I kinda wish there are stickers provided, that would make this a perfect activity for little ones.


title: Five Stars

text: Timely delivery and nice to have both digital and physical copy!


title: Great Weekly Something to Look Forward to

text: Easily my most joyful, recently picked up habit.


title: Woo!

text: I love reading my Entertainment Weekly magazines! What an awesome price!


title: Great

text: Great gift for the foodies of my life.


title: Could even get a 13 yr old off his video games

text: Bought for my little brother so he would read more. My dad and i used to read them all the time growing up. My brother is 13 And hates to read but w the stories in a readers digest we could peel him away from the video games and he loved it.


title: Excellent

text: I got this magazine for my boyfriend as a gift and he absolutely loves it!


title: Three Stars

text: Entertaining


title: Nice fashion magazine, horrible subscription department

text:
It's a nice fashion magazine with lots of ads. Maybe so much advertisement on their pages will annoy someone, but I enjoy looking at stylish ads with gorgeous women and men on it.

You don't like Vogue's articles? Who r e a d s it anyway? LOL

Yes, not everyone can afford buying clothes you see on their pages but you don't have, really. Just look what will be fashionable the upcoming season and buy cheaper clothers of a similar style, color, testure, etc. You don't have to pay $2,000 for a skirt in order to look amazing. You can buy a good quality skirt for $200 or even less.

I was enjoying this magazine until our postman started pushing all magazines in a small mail box, thus ruining them, so I decided not to continue my subscription. When I got a couple of notes from Vogue about renewing my subscription for only $9.99, I just ignored them. Later I received several notes saying that my promo rate was no longer available & I had to pay $15.00. Please notice, that I stopped receiving Vogue issues as soon as my subscription ended.

Two days ago I got the following letter from VOGUE: "Due to non-payment of your VOGUE subscription, our internal Audit Division has been forced to dend you this final notice. Full payment of $15.00 by 03/10/06 will prevent this further collection activity & restore your good credit status"

Are you kidding me? What kind of notice is that? Why did they have to mention "collection activity" & "restore your good credt status"? Looks like they were harassing me at this point. I called their supscribtion department and found out that until you notify them that you want to cancel your subscription, they will assume otherwise.

So, in order to avoid my mistake, please call 800-234-2347 when you decide that you no longer want to renew your subscription.


title: Awesome Present Option for Those on a Budget

text: My two friends loved this present. The price was within my budget and they got a subscription to an great magazine. Win-win all around. I will definitely do it again next year.


title: Awesome Gift Option

text: Love this magazine and so do the two co-workers who got a one year subscription to it. I like the idea of getting a present with purpose that keeps giving long after the festivities have ended. Ordering and adding their individual shipping information was easy.


title: Definitely Recommend

text: Got this Christmas present for a co-worker who wanted to make serious changes to her overall well being. She absolutely loves the magazine. Purchase process was easy and the price wasn't too bad either.


title: Easy Christmas Present

text: Purchased this as a Christmas present for my boss and she loved it. She loves Rachel Ray and the price was definitely right. I will plan on doing this again as it was so easy.


title: Five Stars

text: A treasure to get in the mail....


title: Variety of ideas and directions

text: We just love this magazine!!! There are so many creative ideas with step by step directions. I have ordered this for 3 people because I got tired of sharing ours.


title: Great Magazine

text: Sunset is a very clever and creative magazine for a number of reasons.  First, it has regional editions depending on which part of the West you live in.  These editions include both articles about local things and articles from outside your area.  They also have tons of really different recipes using local and season ingredients.  Sunset also includes information on regional plants and help with gardening in your specific area.  When you subscribe, you also get the online edition that can be downloaded to your IPad or Tablet.  Love this magazine!!


title: EVERY mom should subscribe their young readers to this!

text: This is awesome for any reading child! My 7 yr old loves that he can read AND do activity pages on these. It makes reading interesting and fun. Plus he feels special to know its "his" magazine:)


title: Five Stars

text: Gdodd ideas


title: Five Stars

text: magazine sells itself


title: Informational

text: Very informative!!


title: Great Dog Magazine

text: It's a very fact_finding book. I enjoy reading it.


title: Fake News at Islamic Terrorist Models

text: Rolling Stone LOVEzs Muslim terrorists, they put the Boston Marathon bomber on cover as a model.<br />They also love to frame innocent men as rapists as proven in the lawsuit by University of Virginia fraternity.


title: Great paper for Investing

text: This is a great paper for investors who like to do research. It is not a paper for editorial content. I found IBD's investment approach very logical. They give you all the data you need to find quality stocks. I have never read the editorials because their reputation. If I want editorial content I will go to newspapers or magazines.


title: Great articles.

text: I did like some of the articles.  However, I found it more useful for people who were looking to publish and not enough emphasis on creative writing.


title: Very satisfied

text: Awesome magazine at an awesome price.


title: Great Content

text: Great magazine, my 9 year old son looks forward to this coming in the mail. The content is on point and keeps him interested. I will be purchasing again, I only wish it came every month.


title: Not what you expect

text: Was disappointed  I thought it would be  articles showing old ads for products from times passed


title: Misleading Advertising

text: The claim here is that it is "All Access" and what was not disclosed is that it will not run on the PC version of Kindle and this is not disclosed. When I spoke with Amazon Cust Service they offered me a $6 refund which I have never seen. All in All and very disappointing transaction.


title: The news magazine that keeps you informed.

text: Time magazine is full of interesting news and articles to keep you well informed.


title: 4 star mag, 2 star online pricing

text:
Consumer reports is a great magazine when you are looking to buy something, but their pricing policy is insane.  Online access is 30.00 per year and doesn't include digital access to the print edition! so if I want to read the monthly issues I have to pay another 24.00 a year to read on my iPad.  That makes zero sense.  Of course if you are a print subscriber you do get access to the iPad version for free but NOT if you are an online subscriber.  So go ahead and kill trees and then get free iPad access.

I guess a lot of work still needs to be done in this digital wasteland of tablet magazines.


title: One of the best general interest magazines out there

text: Smithsonian is my favorite magazine.  I have subscribed for 4 years now, and I end up reading every issue cover to cover.  Nature stories usually make the cover because the photos for the nature stories are so eye-grabbing, so you might think this was a nature magazine, but really the issues always cover a wide array of subjects in addition to nature: art, history, architecture, world cultures, science, etc.  The stories are always detailed and well written, yet aimed at an intelligent reader, not an expert.  You don't have to be a scientist to understand a story about neuroscience.  But they make you feel like the expert after reading the story, even if you never knew about the subject before.  The accompanying photography is always brilliant as well.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson likes it


title: Order hiccup!

text: Bonnier took my Ntl. Geo order, to send me 5 issues of Pop Sci; OK but hope I get Ntl.Geographics!I for Nov


title: N. Geo;

text: Good/ Easy way to subscribe to N.Geo ... but  inundated by Geographics mailings to subscribe & purchase more Pubs!


title: Four Stars

text: ok


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine! Great pics & articles.


title: Monthly thought provoking mag

text: I do like this rag.  The articles are generally well written.  Each issue bring to my attention at least one topic that is so interesting it spurns further research and study.


title: Love the book

text: lots of helpful plans.


title: I can catch up on the Piloting world with this magazine.

text: I trained with Cessna 172's  in the 90's in the Military, so my knowledge of today' planes and instruments needed a bit of polishing up to today's standards, this magazine is great and up to date.


title: Excellent magazine for classical music fans.

text:
I have been a subscriber for the last two years and I must say the magazine is first rate.  The interviews are great. Top notch artists have been interviewed (Anne Sophie Mutter, Joshua Bell, Yo Yo Ma etc).  The writing is quite good and the magazine is laid out very well.  The font size, print quality and reviews are very good.

I like ArkivMusic's 'Listen' all the more because it is published here in America and gives me information on upcoming shows in the US.  I agree with another reviewer and wish that this was published more frequently than just four times a year. An excellent value for any classical music fan.


title: Best magazine on science for the general reader.

text:
I was a Scientific American (SA) subscriber since the early seventies but for the last eight years I have switched to American Scientist.

The writing, content, and timeliness of American Scientist is what SA used to be.  I have nothing against SA but for the money I get better value with American Scientist.  To sustain market share SA has had to make some compromises which may be a good thing IF it reaches a wider audience.  But if you are even marginally literate in matters of science my choice would be American Scientist.


title: Not for average hunter

text: I purchased this magazine off others reviews thinking this would interest the average deer hunter. After 2 issues I am sorry I bought it! Nothing but articles on trophy deer hunts in private areas. Unless you like to read boring articles on tactics that don’t apply to you, then do not waste your money!


title: Always important

text: Doctor Who is number one


won't subscribe again. Entire magazine is advertisements and the articles are pretty bland.


One of my favorite magazines.  An absolute must for any sailing enthusiast.  Beautiful photography and informative articles.


title: Good balance of science and technology

text: PM really interests me with it's mechanical science perspective.  I should have subscribed sooner!


title: Organic Life? Not here. Closer to D.O.A.

text: Seems like we've been down this road before...and it didn't work. I've subscribed to this Rodale publication off and on for the past 20 years. As soon as my current subscription expires, it will be off. Again. I subscribed to Organic Gardening to get helpful information about, well, organic gardening. This new version is a colorful advertisement for organic style companies, and reads like an infomercial. It is the same beginner-level stuff month after month, nothing new and original.


title: All Jeep all the time

text: Good magazine, really good price


title: It's not as good as years past and takes a while to get ...

text: It's not as good as years past and takes a while to get started, but its the best sport mag for kids.


title: Half the size it used to be...

text: I've been reading F&S for a long time.  These days is half the size it used to be.  The articles are decent still,  but most of this is already on the internet,  through thier own web site.  Also,  this seems to be a "clearing house" situation.  I got 3 magazines in the first 30 days of my subscription.  Still a good magazine but print is quickly going the way of covered wagons...


title: Great magazine and content.

text: Christmas gift for my husband. First issue arrived sooner than expected. Husband says the magazine content is great and he’s enjoying it.


title: Great content. Perfect gift for teens who love off-road adventures.

text: Purchased as a Christmas gift for my son. First issue arrived sooner than we expected. Magazine content is very good. This is a great gift idea for kids/teens who love trucks and dirt.


title: Veranda Magazine from Amazon

text:
Two of my top favorite magazines are Veranda and Architectural Digest.

This was the best bargain ever at $5.00 for a 1 year subscription.


title: only received 2 issues

text: I only received two issues. I actually forgot I was suppose to get this mag.  Maybe someone else is getting my supscription?!


title: TV Guide at a good price.

text: They discontinued our TV book in St. Louis, Mo. so we had to do somethong. The price was right. This solved our problem.


title: For the Baseball Purist

text: This every-other-month magazine for the adult baseball purist who quivers for Spring Training to begin each year. The pages, printed on newspaper stock with limited black-and-white photos may not look too engaging, but the magazine has full statistics, opinions, lists, previews, prospects, etc. that allow the reader to keep tabs on players on all teams in both leagues. But my favorite parts are the oddities not obtainable in any other sports publication covering baseball. Idiosyncratic to a T, its editors don't toe the MLB line and you'll read anything from an independent piece on how the writers think the game can be improved to a proposal on revising how Elias Sports Bureau calculates some of its statistics. Every issue is laced with debatable topics for die-hard baseball fans without casting aspersions, like Mar/Apr's 2011 issue with a short list of the ten instances in which a player hit more home runs than first-base hits in a single season (Mark McGwire 5 times, Jose Bautista and Barry Bonds twice each) without explanation--even a mention of steroids. (And why Carlos Pena and Dave Kingman were on the list at all!?!) In the same 58-page issue, Rich Marazzi (rules consultant for 4 teams) details some of the weirdest plays of 2010 in a "Baseball Rules Corner," citing Alex Rios' "inside-the-jersey single" off 3B Brooks Conrad, the three-ball Xavier Paul walk issued by sleepy umpire Bruce Dreckman, and many more complicated fielding/running situations. While much of the writing is dry and sticks to the bare facts (rather than offering celebrity, psychological pieces on individual ballplayers), it is a table of dessert for the salivating, knowledgeable baseball fan. I guarantee that you won't find lists of "Most Runs Scored Before 35th Birthday, 1876-2010" or "Teams with Two Pitchers with 20 Saves Apiece" anywhere else. Or a detailed compendium of yearly deaths in the baseball world called "Necrology." On a different level, "Baseball Digest" is a fantastic resource for the fan (including an older kid) who wants all the teams' baseball stats and complete schedules, with info on rookies, etc. When I get each issue, I'm continually impressed with both what I've come to expect as well as the novel lists and articles that knock my socks off as I read each page!


title: Good Magazine for Youth and Adults

text: Several years ago I got a subscription for a granddaughter for Christmas. She loved it. This year I got one for a gifted grandson. He has not said anything, but I have seen him reading his. This magazine is good for those who are junior high up to adult. The articles are generally well written and interesting. The price is not bad either.


title: I love this magazine but have not received it for several ...

text: I love this magazine but have not received it for several years. I also wanted to offer it to a grandson that I thought might find it interesting. It is a good magazine for people who are wanting a small farm or dreaming of it. The articles vary from magazine to magazine with an emphasis on heritage breeds and good ecological land management.


title: Five Stars

text: We gave this magazine as a gift to my son-in-law.  He used it already for his basement reno.


title: HAS ALWAYS BEEN A+++

text: THE BEST CAR MAGAZINE GOING!! ALWAYS GREAT PICTURES AND WELL WRITTEN HONEST AND PRECISE ARTICLES AND THE REVIEWS ARE SOME OF THE BEST AROUND!!


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I wanted at a great price


title: Five Stars

text: I like the variety of issues it contains.


title: Real Simple

text: I am going into my second year and have enjoyed this magazine very much.  It has some real good suggestions and some real good recipes.


title: Good bye :0(

text: I use to really love this magazine but unfortunately it has become a magazine full of advertisements and mostly concentrates on sex talk, fashion, or again advertisements. Before it concentrated more on Health, weightloss tips, and what happened to the "average woman" at the end of the magazine??? Also before they use to put a healthy model on the cover, yes above average physically attractive model, but now they mostly put actresses. That's one big down side for me.... Before this magazine was for the typical women of the world  and now it has become like many of the nonesense magazines out there won't be renewing.... :0( very disappointed.


title: Great Magazine

text:
I have only gotten issue so far, but thoroughly enjoy the content.  It is a fairly quick read. The information is interesting and enough to peak your interest, so if you want to know more detail you can follow through.

Follow up:
I love this magazine.  I don't have a lot of free time and the articles are interesting, informative, and a quick read.  I really enjoy getting a brief, but well written look into many of the diverse articles that the magazine covers.


luv Sean


title: Five Stars

text: My grandson is 8 years old and loves this magazine


title: Wonderful Magazine

text:
First, let me say that I think NG is a wonderful magazine, made for those that read articles that make them think. My only complaint is that, upon signing up for a subscription, the NG Society fulfilled the first 3 issues of my subscription by sending me back issues. While there were articles of interest in these issues, I expect to be treated as a valued customer, not as a source for disposing of excess inventory taking up space in a warehouse.
Resulting grades:
Content - A+
Subscription tactics - F


title: What a great find

text:
Not too many newsstands carry this magazine, so it is well worth having a subscription. Most of today's magazines are published by large conglomerates (such as AOL-Time-Warner), just the type of organizations that would NEVER say a bad word against a government that supports them in every way.
THIS is a magazine for the people...not afraid to tell it like it is...to uncover dirty politics (be it Republican or Democrat) or corrupt business. If more people would read this magazine, more people would be outraged at what's going on, and perhaps things would start heading in the right direction.
But this magazine isn't just politics. They have great articles on music, books, etc., as well.
This is no Time or Newsweek, kissing up to the politicians and big business that have this nation in such an awful mess. This is reality. Subscribe today.


title: Why is this magazine publisher spamming me with unsolicited subscriptions

text: Let me clarify: I am not a Spanish language speaker. Yet, suddenly I started receiving TvyNovelas magazine without making a subscription. Even worse, soon followed unsolicited subscriptions to Spanish Cosmopolitan and Vanidades. I discourage you to make a subscription, this magazine (or any of the others) is not worth your time - their spamming practices are unacceptable.


title: My husband and I both enjoy this magazine.

text: Interesting articles and a lot of variety. It was a good price too. I would order this again for my hubby.


title: Fun

text: Kids love it


title: Useless

text: I used to love this magazine -- back in the day -- but now it is basically void of helpful information and is primarily filled cover-to-cover with ads, ads, and more ads.  Don't waste your money.


title: great magazine

text: Love love this magazine!  The pictures and articles are stunning if you adore early American style.  Its a joy in my mailbox!


title: My Magazine,  My Direction

text: Last year I foolishly dropped Good Housekeeping because my budget had to be tightened -- and couldn't wait to subscribe again.  Of course, something else had to be dropped.  I depend on Goodhousekeeping to keep abreast of trends in makeup, styles, and food.  Being retired, I don't run out and buy to change my self and pantry, but I know what's going on around me and my friends. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that 3 of my favorite cosmetics line, Boots "No. 7", were selected as "Best" or "Highly effective" for my skin.<br /> One article I really look for tells me about product recalls -- very important. I will never again let my subscription lapse, and Amazon is the handiest way to keep it current.


title: Love this magazine

text: Great price for a really good magazine, Excellent recipes & good travel tips in the south


title: Four Stars

text: I'm not a knitter but ordered this for a quilt/textile guild in Tillamook.


title: Worth the Money

text:
I have subscribed to several magazines over the years and "The New Yorker" continues to be the most consistently satisfying one I receive.  I thoroughly enjoy the excellent articles, and always read each issue from cover to cover.  The depth and breadth of the reportage is essentially unequaled in magazine journalism.  A liberal slant generally exists in the political writing, and while I certainly weary of that and don't find it justifiable, it's not, by any means, a characteristic unique to "The New Yorker".
Someone once made the comment that reading "The New Yorker" can make you feel smart without doing anything.  There is so much to learn; I find it a great companion to my college history, English, and art courses.
I hope the quality of this magazine continues.  If so, I will be a subscriber for a long time.


title: Best WC mag in years

text: Best WC mag in years.  Other mags pale compered to this one.  Good for inermediate to advanced.  If you are a beginner, check out North Light mags and books-good info


title: Will not renew

text: Too many adds


title: Auto renewed without notification

text: Magazine is ok. But Amazon auto renewed this without any alert to me. I would not have agreed since I the renewal price is 26 dollars for 1 year.


title: Fine, if you only want to turn a profit.

text: It has some good information on living a "country" lifestyle.  However, it's pricey for something that's only published quarterly, and most of the articles are geared toward how to make money on a country homestead, not living the lifestyle.


title: Vava phone holder

text: I haven't put this to serious use yet because I just got it. But my first impressions about the fit, finish, and serviceability are good. I am a machinist, fabricator, mechanic and evil inventor by trade and i know a quality "plastic" device when i see it. Someone put a lot of thought into engineering this thing to be strong and last. I find no weak or fragile components on it. It carrys my turbo 2 phone just fine. This is no "fluffy" trinket. It works as advertised.


title: Good reading and recipes

text: Enjoyed the magazine when it finally arrived.


title: Great mag for beginners or experienced writers

text: The magazine is well written with a lot of information included. Thankful for all the class and workshop details.


title: Science for Everyone

text: I love science, technology and engineering.  I think it is important for every American to some basic understanding of science and what science brings to our society.  Scientific American provides great information about the latest in science that is accessible to the non-scientist.  It a great source to keep up with what is going on in science.


title: Five Stars

text: so many great concepts to go along with the terrific recipes.


title: A good food mag

text: A magazine about food. Recipes and a lot about the restaurant businesses.


title: Always looking to buy more? Get this magazine.

text: Lucky is not exactly a fashion magazine, it is discribed as a shopping guide type of magazine by the publishing company. If you are like me, always hunting for new places to shop around, don't really do much budget control(even I do want to), make couple of impulse buy per month, or just like to know what's hanging on the shelves this season, Lucky is for you. Some reviewer mentioned that this is practically a catalog or nothing but ads, well as a shopping guide it does serve the purpose right. Don't subscribe if you are expecting some deep and insightful fashion articles or makeover tutorials!


title: Canceling a magazine

text: How do I cancel a magazine subscribed to on Amazon?  I can’t find a way to discontinue it.


title: The latest in celebrity news and fashion

text: Many articles addressing trends in Hollywood


title: The perfect combination of fashion, glamour and advice

text: This magazine arrived promptly -- it is on a par with Cosmopolitan in terms of quality


title: Well worth the price

text: Issues arrive just before the month begins


title: Great magazine with many helpful tips

text: Great magazine with many helpful tips.  Highly recommended for everyone with any interest in woodworking.  Written with an enjoyable and unpretentious tone unlike other magazines.


title: get yr subscrip price

text: I bought for grandkids when they visit.  The photos are fabulous as inspiration to free hand draw, water color or paint  birds.  Can also be traced.  It's nice having these mags around for kids to scan and read and learn and become interested in bird activities, as well as being able to recognize what may be in their backyards or other places.


title: So glad I subscribed!

text: Great magazine!


title: RS has it all

text: I keep re upping my subscription due to the Great writing by Matt Tiabbi and the others that fill the pages, Plus I like the information on music and the current scene. It is the only magazine I would miss if I didn't have it ,,plus it takes me more than one hour to go through, so I get a day of reading time not the normal 15 minutes,,  Try it and you'll see what RS has to offer.


title: Love it!

text: I like the Gaines family values! The love Chip has for Joanna and their children is what a real woman wants!! Congratulations!


title: One Star

text: This magazine sucks!!


title: Things sure have changed at Sciantific American

text: I have been a fan of this mag for over 20 years but as time goes forward they are seriously showing political bias and favoritism. I am no longer going to maintain a subscription and I have stopped buying these as gifts for family and friends. It is still superior to Popular Mechanics and many other "tabloid science" mags but now days I find better journalism online!


title: Useful projects

text: Great projects in a great magazine.


title: A glimpse

text: Gorgeous photos, marginal content, won't renew


title: Furious rupoff

text: Never ordered nor did I ever get credit for monthly and a. Hal book.  I have been trying to rea ch anaZon with no sucrsss


title: NOT WHAT YOU EXPECT!!!!

text: IT ONLY HAS THE EVENING HOURS FROM 8PM TILL11PM SO WHAT GOOD DOES THAT DO. I DON'T HAVE A KINDLE'


title: The handy hints Give you a new perspective on ways of doing things

text: I am a homebuilder I like their new products that they show you


title: Wasted money

text: I was super excited about getting this but I never got a single issue.


title: Everything needed to know and love about birds. Wonderful pictures wort from aming

text: Everything mind blowing beautiful. Want to frame every picture for your walls. Loved the educational aspects regarding birds, surroundings, plants/flowers, feed they prefer, where to find specific birds, and so much more! Collector.


title: Disappointed!

text: Very disappointed. The description of of product does not mention that only prime time is given. There isn't a full day of listings.


title: 5 bucks

text: Good mens magazine


High circulation magazine for hardly any money.


title: 5 bucks can't go wrong

text: Good about general information

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title: Good not great.

text: I find the food recipes more informative than the work out advice. It is an OK magazine, but I doubt I will renew it again.


title: Car Lovers' Sustinance

text: For people possessing the car gene, it comes highly recommended by my guys.  I won't even say how many years of back issues are living in my attic, but if our ceiling collapses, I know who to blame.  Their looks of joy upon receiving and reading a new issue are enough for me to rate this magazine as excellent.


title: Useful and informative

text: Offers insights into new and innovative products.  The magazine provides helpful and useful hints for repair and upgrade of household items.


title: got 1 issue

text: got 1 issue no more


title: Great!

text: I have reading Soaps in-depth for years.  I really enjoy learning about the actor and actresses.  I have been watching the CBS Soaps since the 50's.


title: One Star

text: It just did not suit my needs.  Sorry, Vivian


title: Not the GH of my mother's time

text: I remember looking through this magazine when I was young and it was very interesting.  Now it's about 2/3 the size and way too many ads. Also, it doesn't come before the month starts but about halfway through the month.


title: Very Informative!

text: I received my first issue before Christmas, and I have to say considering this is such a thin magazine, It was packed with alot of information and it kept my interest.  Articles such as Second hand Smoke and your cat, Good News on the Antifreeze Front, Controlling Your Cant's Hairballs, Traveling by Car With Your Cat, and 10 Things to Remember at Thanksgiving.  I hope this continues so I will renew in the future.  I also hope this magazine gets thicker too since it did not take me long to read this magazine.


title: Great Magazine!

text: I just received my first magazine last week and I enjoy the articles and most likely renew this magazine in the future.  I enjoy the articles and learning some new recipes for my dogs.  I have 3 of them.


title: Two Stars

text: not much fun too many adds!


title: A Nice Synthesis

text:
Metropolis is not like any other magazine I know of.  It is a blend of architecture, design, curlure, art in a way that no other magazine has attempted.  It is not stuffy or pretentious, some of the writing is very funny, and it is always thought provoking.  Very much worth checking out.

I am not an architect, so it is a good vehicle for someone like to receive some exposure in a way that is accessible and which makes information available that I might not find anywhere else.  I like that Metropolis takes risks, that it is willing to look at cities as more than a collection of buildings, and that it has a particular vision of how we might be able to live in the future. Great magazine.  I look forward to its arrival every month.


title: All around good cooking...

text: I pour over my Gourmet the moment it arrives.  I mentally mark recipes to try and figure out which ones I can't (usually due to lack of ingredients at my local grocery).  Then I spend the next month cooking up delicious concoctions.  I have bought this as a gift for so many of my foodie friends.  I recommend it!


title: I love this mag!

text: One of the most mouth watering cookery magazine out there...This magazine will make you want to get out of your secluded house and taste what life has to offer.  It takes you to the furthest reaches of Argentina and pulls you along a meander through a farm in Greece.  Great stories, great pictures, and great recipes.  There is no doubt that this is a fantastic magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: A favorite annual birthday present for my husband who thoroughly enjoys the variety of articles.


title: Apparently not free for print subscriber

text:
The magazine is available on iPad and iPod free to print subscribers.  Not so Kindle edition.  Guess I have to take that up with management.  Substantively, not sure it's worth the kindle price--unless you live in NYC or DC and can go to the galleries and theatres, the reviews of which fill about a third of the magazine.  There are, however, many good essays and book reviews.  And any e-version of the publication would be easier to read than the perfect-bound print version.

The magazine is definitely not for liberals, at least editorially.  But even for this conservative pessimist, the "we are politically, morally and culturally in decline" gets a bit tedious.


title: Indispensible resource for readers of all genres and ages

text:
(****1/2) Bookmarks (A Reader's Guide to the Best in Books) is the newest magazine for bibliophiles in the market. Since its preview/debut issue in Summer 2002, Bookmarks has released 10 issues featuring a mixed bag of classics and contemporary authors like Steinbeck, Dickens, Garcia Marquez, Virginia Woolf, Waugh, Austen, Morrison, Naipaul, Potok, Faulkner, Potok, Vonnegut, and Philip Roth.
The bi-monthly publication has book reviews and selections for readers of all ages. The "Book by Book" section will features a detailed coverage on works of a specific author, suggestions on introductory books to the author, a specific genre of literature, or a particular time period. The currents issue (May/June 2004) features Leo Tolstoy and Literary Voices of the Pre-Civil Rights Era, with a look at classic works by Richard Wright, Ralph Ellison, and James Baldwin.
More than half the pages of the magazine focus on navigating the ever-expanding sea of reading: new books, now-in-paperback books, and reader-favorite recommendations. This is by far the most useful and timesaving resource for me to search for my next reading selection. The "Selections" allows me to preview staff favorites from among the most highly rated books in an issue (usually 4 stars and above).
The "New Book Guide" features book reviews separated into genres like spot, literary fiction, crime, sci-fi, general non-fiction, biography, history, science, and arts. It is therefore structured to find easily the information about a particular book most appealing and relevant to me. Each book featured in this section has a critical summary. The books covered fall into three basic categories: highly rated books that received many reviews, highly rated books that received less comprehensive coverage, and lower rated books that were widely reviewed and well-publicized. That way general popularity of the books, as well as the collective but disparaging critics may be accommodated. Highly rated books maybe balanced with the less publicized or lower-rated books. After all, it is frustrating to apply ratings to any works of literary arts in the absence of myriad choices. To accommodate such need, supplemental reading is provided.
Bookmarks strives to accommodate palates readers of all ages and genres. In any given issue readers will find, in addition to the new releases and talk-of-the-town books that perch on bestseller list, works of classics. I find the inclusion on works of classics and their authors very appealing to me. Bookmarks has simply topped my favorite periodical list for the year and become my reading companion.
2004 (28) © MY


title: Not for 30-Somethings+ (& BAD Cust. Service)

text: I've subscribed to Self on-and-off for about 15 years, but have recently been feeling like I've outgrown the magazine. The articles seem to focus on issues facing single women who are just starting their careers.  Fine, but not for me anymore!  Also, their subscription department is terrible!  My most recent subscription has been plagued with missed issues, double issues and late issues -- and a customer service department that can't quite pull themselves together.


title: Best Crossword Collections

text: I love doing crosswords and picked up one of these books while on vacation awhile back.  I was immediately hooked and I am now a subscriber.  All of the crosswords, even the smaller daily ones, are challenging, which I appreciate.  I do have to cheat and look at the answers now and then, just to keep going, because these puzzles are not easy.  But they are great fun for the crossword puzzle fan.  The books are a nice size, easily carried in my purse.  Highly recommended for crossword addicts.  Nice gift idea, too.


title: Love my handyman

text: I have been subscribing to handyman for many years and I keep up with my old issues for my use as well as those that come by to borrow them.  Great ideas that we all can use.


title: Truth hurts if you are far left or far right.

text: Being an independent thinker and looking for truthful details on a wide range of subjects, I find Texas Monthly to be a good source.  But I understand that people at either end of the any spectrum of thought (social, political, other) who are looking for conformation of existing views will have problems with this magazine.  For us that like to get the background and facts from many sources and then apply critical thinking skills to arrive at informed decisions, you will like the magazine.  And yes - alot of advertising to cover the cost of all the research that is normal for a business that operates in our capitalistic society.  I can spot opinion statements fast and discount them immediately.  And almost every journalist slips in an opinion now and then. So, just learn to ignore the few opinions that may be included - even if you might agree - opinions do not help you make the best decisions.  As sergeant Joe Friday said, "just the facts, madam, just the facts."


title: Total waste of money

text: Total waste of money!!  It used to be mandatory to pick up a copy of TV Guide at the grocery check out every week (they were right by the check out) but during the 1990's the stores stopped carrying it. I thought it went out of print!  Everybody used to buy it as a necessity and suddenly it was gone.  I started getting the TV listings from the newspaper-- inferior but at least it gave a listing of TV shows.  Then I saw Amazon carrying it and was overjoyed to find an old friend.  Alas this old friend has turned into gutter trash!  First of all the listings are in the style of the newspaper and then only partial during the evening.  No listings for daytime or late night viewing. No details about the programs.  No listing of local channels.  The listings are canned so the time zones don't even match!  TV Guide should have gone out of print in the 1990's if this is what became of the once great magazine!!!


title: Entertaining

text: Fun mag.  Love the centerfold!


title: I LOVE TOH!!!

text: I really love this magazine. I always find recipes that I want to try. TOH's recipes are more of a "down home cooking" taste and remind me a lot of the comfort foods my Mom made me as a child. I wish they'd do more issues a year.


title: this is a must have

text: Love this magazine.. from fashion to good skin care.. perfect for young girls


title: Good Old Good Housekeeping

text: I actually received my first two issues of Good Housekeeping the same day. I have been a subscriber off and on over the years and true to form the magazine has not changed much. It has a nice mix of easy to read articles, interesting bits of information, some celeb stuff and a mix of recipes. It is a easy read for a busy homemaker.


title: Dog Fancy Rates an Excellent

text: Dog Fancy is an excellent magazine with something for every level of dog owner. I took away one star because it  was very thin compared to the past, but I understand costs to publish also. Many of the articles are truly informative with up to date new information. I also enjoy the photos and information about the featured breeds of the month. It is also interesting to learn about new, innovative items and I have done some gift shopping from those  pages. I find the classified breed adds interesting, especially those with photos. Advertisers should be cautioned to use larger print on light backgrounds for older readers. Keep up the good work Dog Fancy.


title: Time Magazine

text: I've been reading Time Magazine for over 60 years.  This is the best deal I have ever had on a subscription.  I will continue ordering my magazines from Amazon.  Thanks for the service.


title: Love this magazine!

text: As a seamstress, this magazine is a treasure chest of knowledge! I consider it absolutely necessary to my life, because I learn new things from it all the time, and also because it is so well made that it can be filed for any future use. I was really happy that Amazon had this opportunity to renew my subscription-thanks Amazon!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine


title: Good for learning about cars. Especially in bathroom.

text: 5 stars because my husband gave me a hug for getting it for me. I pondered 3 stars since he is yet to buy me a new Mercedes, but that would just be unfair to the great writers at Car & Driver.


title: never received any magazine after 5 months!

text:
I placed the order w Amazon for Texas Monthly as a gift on Dec 21.  Today is May 1, and not one edition of this MONTHLY magazine has been received.

I am REALLY upset with AMAZON because there is no avenue to tell them IT HAS NEVER BEEN RECEIVED.  Their HELP links do not address this problem.

I would love to be contacted by someone from AMAZON, as I am a customer of many years, and I would like to get some satisfaction!


title: My favorite magazine

text: Always fresh ideas and inspiring recipes and ideas for the home.


title: Five Stars

text: Ordered it for my niece so it's not being shipped to me.


title: Good for skilled builders/crafters

text: This is for more advanced builders and crafters


title: Three Stars

text: I like the magazine,  but I never got a free tote bag.


title: Favorite magazine

text: I have been reading Reader's Digest for over 25 years. When I downsized my magazine subscriptions this is the one I kept. I like the various type of interesting articles.


title: Beautiful

text: I look forward to getting this magazine.  It always puts a smile on my face when it is delivered.


title: where is it?

text: bought a subscription on 12/14.  nothing here on 1/20.  hope it comes or get my money back.


title: Never Received Order(deal too cheap to fulfill)

text: Never received my issues deal was too good to be True!


title: Horror Fan's Bible

text: This is the perfect magazine for those who love horror movies. Even if it is only one particular genre of horror, this magazine will keep you up to date. We have also found many suggestions of little known horror films that are great.


title: been reading for many years

text: Well written by experts who only occasionally speak in terms I don't understand.  Photos and illustrations are very helpful and well coordinated with stories.  I'm just a machinist, but I love the content.  And the price here is better than what Scientific American offers it's own subscribers!


title: What in the World??!!

text: Filled with interesting facts and photos! Every child can benefit from these.


title: Pretty

text: A bit pretentious.  Lots of beautiful pictures and lifestyles. Will not renew subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy this magazine so much


title: Five Stars

text: Read from cover to cover !


title: Hit and Miss

text: I've only received 2 issues. neither have met my needs.


title: My favorite magazine

text: This magazine is packed with great information on a womens health.


title: Prevention Magazine

text: THe magazine came promptly with June and July's issues.  I appreciated the quick service, because other magazines are not that quick.  I like the magazine.  I've recently lost 50 lbs and I needed new updated information to help reach my goas.  Prevention Magazine is giving that information to me.


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine but has lots of ads to support it.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine but too many ads inside it.


title: No longer a helpless woman

text: I'm using this magazine to learn more about household fixes and appliances.  I'm tired of not knowing more about the water heater other than where it is. Should be required reading and I've got to catch up. The magazine is great by the way!


title: Still worth the read!

text: What is not to like about readers digest?!  They have a lot more ads, and some of my favorite columns are shorter as a result,  which is disheartening.  They are competing with the digital age so that is to be expected.


title: Exciting and entertaining magazine!

text: This is my favorite magazine. I read it most of the time. It gives me great descriptions of which shows, movies, and music I would like. Also, some of the books featured in the magazine I do like. I like the opinions of the entertainment of movies, shows, books, and music. Excellent read!


title: Quilt Magazine

text: Like any quilt magazine, some issures are better than others.  Just depends upon your taste and color palettes you use.


title: Subscription transfer from Amazon to NG

text: Love the mag NG. Unfortunately I renewed thru Amazon and they were to transfer my NG order to the publisher of NG so that I would not lose any issues between my existing subscription which is up this month and my renewal....this hasn't happened and I have had no way of contacting Amazon to rectify this situation. So I am writing a review of Amazon and the disappointment in renewing my magazine thru them and now will miss about 3-4 issues until they play catchup. Will think again before renewing thru Amazon. Seems a communication gap here. Called NG and they informed me I must reach Amazon and let them know of the changes. This is not what the order form said from Amazon. I was lead to believe Amazon would make the transfer with the publishing company from NG.


title: Good  Guide

text: Missed last copy.  Good price.


title: If you are a bowhunter a good magazine

text: I have been reading this magazine for my whole life.  Has good articles and does include articles on traditional archery.  Yes heavily advertised but that seems to be the industry now.


title: Great Magazine

text:
Great Magazine.
And so cheap.
What's not to love


title: Three Stars

text: Too much Kardashian coverage!


title: Excellent Quick Read

text: Enjoyable Magazine


title: Just try one year, you'll be hooked!

text: I love this magazine! It's full of HEART, awesome pictures, great interviews, the writers are outstanding, and somewhere in each of these magazines is a hidden drawing of a sewing needle!!!! I've read these since I was a child and never grow old of them, I wished Amazon would do the Country EXTRA!! SO I could get one every month....it's got 2 hidden needles in it! If you have never tried Country out, you need to, I'll let you borrow my magazines I've collected over the years to try it out, you'll love it too!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.  It has a lot of great receipts.


title: Disappointed

text: Wasn't what I expected.  A little disappointed.  Canceled after this year runs out.


title: How far back do they go???

text: Here it is mid March, and 4 days ago I received the February magazine.  The next day I received the April issue.  So what happened to March??  And why are they sending last months??  Historically, with magazine subscriptions, you receive the next months issue about a week or two before the month starts, so why send old issues??  I called the publisher and they said they would send out the March issue, but why not just start with April and be done with it.....or why not send January, and December, and November and October and September and......It just doesn't really make sense to me


title: Great for Kids

text: The twin six year olds I purchased this subscription for absolutely love to read and they love Highlights.


title: Retro crochet

text: Didn't like this.  It was dated and the patterns were old.  It felt like it was something from the 80's.  Not for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Nice for young girls


title: Five Stars

text: Our customers love it!


title: Our culture seems to have embraced ignorance as a virtue ...

text: Our culture seems to have embraced ignorance as a virtue but those of us that need our curiosity filled by accurate and interesting reading can turn to Scientific American, as Americans have for over a century.


title: Magazine is good but needs to update its digital subscription policy

text: I subscribe to both Beadwork and Bead and Button magazines print editions. BnB includes a digital download with the print version. I do not understand the logic that keeps Beadwork from doing the same thing. I asked once and was told there are "additional costs" associated so they can't do that. That answer does not make sense nor does it resonate with veracity. I will not pay extra for the same thing that BnB includes with the cost of the subscription. I hope someone at Beadwork will rethink the magazine's "logic."


title: interesting reviews and articles

text: I think the magazine is often too left wing, and sometimes without good evidence.


title: Science News forever

text: I have subscribed to Science News for decades, as far back as when it was Science News letter. It is a wonderful way to get the latest science news without a lot of editorializing and with clear explanations and accuracy.


title: Great Magazine.

text: Best magazine going!


title: Five Stars

text: great gift


title: Lots of ads but still good value

text: My 8 year old son and 6 year old daughter love this magazine and need no encouragement to pick it up and start reading whenever a new copy arrives.  I agree with other reviewers, there is a LOT of advertising, however bear in mind this subsidizes the cost of the subscription.  The first copy arrived about 2 weeks after I ordered it, quicker than the 6 weeks I was expecting.  It takes my son about 1/2 an hour to read all of it - he is a pretty fast reader for his age, but as well as the ads there are a lot of pictures and not a lot of long content.  He particularly loves the interesting facts, and I'm sure could now hold his own at dinner parties entertaining people by telling them what the world's largest spider / deadliest animal / smallest mammal / ugliest fish is!


title: Your Big Backyard magazine

text: The child likes it very much. I think it is expensive for one magazine every two months. Great learning tool.


title: Low price

text: I loved the low price! So far, I am enjoying the magazine and articles. I'm looking forward to the next issue.


title: Interesting

text: Interesting


title: No Better Magazine - Period

text: I've bought the subscription of this magazine on and off throughout the years and always seem to come back to it. The photographers are some of the most amazing photo-journalists on the planet and go to a ton of really neat locations. They will brave almost anything to get the photograph for our enjoyment. The articles are well scoped out for the reader and make you want to jump on the next jet to get there to see for yourself. You can't go wrong with this magazine, folks.


title: About the best there is in Photo magazines

text: Unless you want to spend some heavy dough on photography magazines, this is the best of the crop for us with ordinary wallets. While there are always improvements possible for publications, this one is the most in-depth of American rags. The articles are detailed enough to give you virtually all of the information you need from the author, while not being so technically detailed you can use it to fall asleep at night. I've read this magazine for years, along with about three others, but really look forward to getting this one in the mail.


title: Into Bees? Get This!!

text: Beekeeping is a hobby and also serious business, whether you are into the bees for personal reasons or are establishing a commercial enterprise. this magazine is one that will be there to get you started so you start correctly and economically. There are outstanding articles contained therein, as well as really exceptional photographs to help guide your imagination along. I highly recommend this magazine if you are even thinking about getting into beekeeping. Foreknowledge is a godsend if you are interested in taking care of the makers of honey. Get this magazine and read it for a year and you'll know just about everything you'll need to know to begin your career as a beekeeper.


title: Great Value

text: Price was great for a year subscription.


title: Not a great workout guide

text: It depends what you are looking for. If you are experienced with working out and nutrition you won't find anything great here. Mostly cover models and ads. No real workout or nutrition content. I used to find better content here but as a trainer and nutrition specialist I would prefer more instruction and less opinion.


title: Large Print thumbs up!

text: Only received one issue so far but I think I am going to like it. Also the large print is a big plus!


title: A jump start to education

text: Our granddaughter loves this publication.


title: Waste of money

text: My niece only got 2 magazines


Love it


title: Price is good for the content you get

text: Ok magazine. Not as much info or articles as I hoped. Price is good for the content you get.


title: Three Stars

text: Ok magazine. It has lots of information regarding new bikes. Not much regarding older bikes or mechanics.


title: No more tablet version.

text: Android access was cancelled and magazine is now print only. That seems like backward thinking when more and more people use tablet for convenience.


title: Five Stars

text: Great tails.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Excellent!

text: Hello, its the Smithsonian--Nuff said. Excellent!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine and couldn't beat the price!


title: Love Southern Living

text: I love reading southern living. They always have really good recipes that are not over the top. Some magazines I have tried have more ads than content.... I don't see that problem with Southern Living.


title: Great Information

text: I had purchased a used copy at the bookstore and was so impressed I immediately subscribed.  Great information.


title: They Loved Getting this Magazine - Addressed to Them, Too!

text: All  5 "kids" loved their magazines!! Is there another range of ages that follows this range?


title: Great magazine! Great customer service!

text: I bought a subscription last fall and I've been nothing but pleased with the magazine--great content and tutorials--and customer service.


title: Great deal

text: If it's educational and informative, it will not digital.


title: Great price, I am old fashion, and I prefer actual paper.

text: It's very educational. I would have given ☆☆☆☆☆, but there's one 2 many of advertising pages especially weather tech.


title: Inappropriate!! Targeting young girls to grow up way too fast

text:
I ordered this magazine for my 10 year old as it was advertised 10-14 and the article examples I reviewed were age appropriate. However upon receiving our very FIRST issue of this magazine, I was shocked at the cover stories "Five Things You Need to Say to a Guy Today" and "Are You a Wrird Flirter?" Upon opening the magazine I find an entire section titled Boys, Besties and Life and 3 of the 4 articles talk about boys specifically "the boy I'm kissing wants us to be a secret. Should I zip my lips?" And "When a BF cheats, is it okay to take him back? Sigh, heartbreak".

How in the world is this appropriate for a 10-14 year old?!?!?!?!!!! I very very strongly urge the editors of this magazine to rethink their target age OR reconsider what they're putting in these magazines. I guarantee you at least half of the "articles" in this magazine are things girls in this age range haven't even thought about yet experienced. This is the WRONG venue to be their first introduction. Keep young girls just that YOUNG GIRLS!!! Cancelling this subscription immediately and throwing this in the trash.


title: Four Stars

text: I bought this for my Granddaughter,she loves it


title: good mag

text: I am not a carpenter by trade, but like to dabble with wood. This magazine gives great ideas and plans to build easy household stuff.


title: Stopped receiving the magazine

text: I got three issues of the magazine and then stopped receiving it completely. I got one as a gift for a friend too and she stopped receiving hers too. I went to the cosmopolitan website and requested another magazine and they sent it, but then I never got month 4-12. It was a bummer because I liked reading the magazine. Now I don't read it at all.


title: Two Stars

text: Kinda a waste of money for what you get. Each magazine is about ten pages max or less.


title: Love it

text: I bought this as a gift. Everyone loves Women's Day magazine! Lots of fun articles and really great household tips and ideas.


title: Great magazine

text: Always liked this magazine and got a good price.


title: Interesting information

text: Personal knowledge of and Educating relatives about equipment and agricultural techniques


title: It was supposed to be a six month subscription

text: I got the 6 month MONTHLY subscription. That means I should have gotten 6 magazines, I got 2. Don't know where those other 4 went, but I never saw them.


title: Disappointed!!

text:
It was not what I expected at all. I expected it to be on travel around the country

Disappointed!


title: BORING

text: This magazine was a very big disappointment.  It is basically adds with a couple recipes thrown in. I wish there was some way to get my money back and cancel. I was really expecting some decorating idea or something. It was like watching a 30 min show and 20 minutes of it was commercials. I wish I could give it no stars. I know this sounds harsh and trust me I'm not one of those overly picky, like to complain types but boy was I disappointed.


title: Don't renew

text: Entered my renewal and yet received the same magazine 1 week apart.  Terrible way to renew subscriptions


title: Four Stars

text: Great


title: Four Stars

text: Love it


title: Great Mag

text: Blender rocks for its tight witty writing and great photos. It also features a mix of all kinds of music. I'm pretty much a rap fan but Blender has exposed me to artists like Feist I now bump on the regular. Oh- and the movie and video game reviews are surprisingly good for a music magazine


title: Mad Magazine still funny as ever

text: I read this as a kid and always laughed.  Amazon had a great special on this and figured it was worth a read. This helps put humor back into normal life. Would recommend


title: The survivor!

text: If you are interested in the digital world this is a good magazine to read. It is good and informativ and is interesting to many levels of technology experts. A few years ago there were a lot of magazines in this category and most failed. There is a reason this is one of a very few who survived!


title: I really enjoyed this

text: I got latina from here because I couldn't find it out where I live. This is the best magazine to have. It makes me feel loved and appreciated. I can read the articles and relate, use the make-up colors that are suggested and afford the clothes that are shown. It's nice to have a magazine where you look like the women and don't feel out of place. This gives you a sisterly/home kind of feeling.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine for a great promotional price!


title: Highly recommend this magazine

text: Have read this magazine for years - couldn't beat the prime subscription price.  Highly recommend this magazine


title: As described

text: Love these


title: All you Magazine

text: This magazine is great as a single mother I am always looking for new ways to save money and this magazine is jam packed with coupons


title: Three Stars

text: Starting to wonder haven't got yet. It use to have a lot of coupons, not anymore!


title: Not as good as it used to be.

text: I always loved Readers Digest in the past but now it is not as good as it used to be.


title: Great Magazine

text: Got this magazine by accident last year for my son--he had wanted a different one, and he liked it so much he asked to have me renew it for him this year for Christmas!


title: Great gift for teens

text: Teenage son (and his father) love this magazine. They are always excited when a new issue arrives... they love it so much we renewed for a second year!


title: Girls Life

text: I had gotten this for my daughter last year expecting to get a n issue every month through the entire year we oy received two ysid two issues. My daughter loves this magazine. tHANK God  that she could look at there site but its still irritating that I spent all that money just for two issues.


title: well read

text: My husband loves this magazine. I have been getting this for him several years now. He passes it on to our daughter.


title: Love it

text: Love this magazine


title: southern living magazine

text: Best magazine ever! It's full of creative recipes and garden ideas which are always both helpful and entertaining. It also contains very interesting southern restaurant and shop reviews.


title: Inspirational

text: Inspirational. How to rise above the ordinary things in life


title: Cover to cover, my favorite magazine

text: I'm not sure how scrupulous the science is, but it's a wildly interesting magazine. I don't even bother with popular science anymore. The pictures and graphics are beautiful in iD. It's one of the few I read cover to cover, and sometimes more than once. I subscribe to a lot of magazines and this one is my favorite.


title: Se

text: It’s good


title: Great Magazine

text: My wife is an avid HGTV fan,and she just loves this magazine and the TV show.  Great shipment, and right on time


title: Must have for your kiddos!

text: My daughters who are 6 and 8 absolutely LOVE this magazine! The get son excited when it comes in the mail! There are always interesting facts that they love sharing with others and it makes me happy as a momma.


title: get it

text: as good as i remembered


title: handguns

text: I got my first issue a couple of days ago and I was not expecting it this soon, not complaining.


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE

text: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE.  I HAVE BEEN GETTING THIS FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS.  I HAVE NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED IN THE CONTENT.


title: Great!!!

text: Love this magazine.  Have been receiving it for some years now and it always has good information in it/


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: Four Stars

text: great DIY magazine


title: LOVE it!

text: I got really sad when I subscription ran out.  I love the movie reviews!  I don't always agree with them, but I love them none the less.


title: LOVE IT!!!

text: This is a super fun magazine, and you really can't beat the price considering what the regular newstand price is.


title: Great magazine

text: My brother just loves the magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine


title: Great read!

text: Great magazine. Interesting articles.


Great recipies. Very happy to find it had rhubarb recipes!


title: Great Magazine

text: I really like this magazine and am looking forward to getting the next one.  It made the perfect Christmas present for my mom.


title: Not for me

text: Too many ads not enough content


Greatest periodical for the MN outdoorsman! Articles are much more useful than the ones in national publications that generalize information to the point that it is not useful to the average sportsman.


title: Still the Best Magazine on the Market and now in Digital Form Too!

text: This is my daughter's subscription and by far the best magazine on the market and the new digital form is excellent!  The only thing I would like to see is that the digital form have a little smaller footprint on devices but that is minor compared to all you get with it.


title: A must have magazine

text:
Not only does Cook's Illustrated provide you with amazing recipes (I have received numerous compliments on their Olive-Rosemary Bread) but also the background explanation as to how the testers created the recipes.  This is extremely useful in helping you understand what ingredients perform what functions in different dishes so that if a dish doesn't strike a perfect chord with you the first time you make it, you know what to alter to customize it to your liking.

I recommend this magazine to everyone I know, cooks and non-cooks alike.  You will NOT regret a subscription to Cook's Illustrated.


title: Delicious

text: I love having great choices to make delicious food dishes. Easy to understand and not complicated.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Four Stars

text: Love this magazine


title: Wonderful Resource

text: This is truly an unexpected Gem.  I found wonderful ideas on how to decorate my home from this magazine.  Really reminds you that a home is more than four walls and lot of stuff.


title: Cancelation ignored!

text: I tried to cancel this subscription but my request has been ignored!


title: Amazon's new magazine format

text: The new format for magazines that use to be applications take forever to download. Day's even because they get hung up and just spin it's wheels telling you it's still down loading. You have to delete the magazine off your kindle and reload it several times for it to fully download. It's hard to enjoy the magazine's you've paid for.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for those who like Archie


title: If you buy this you will be spammed daily

text: I’ve unsubscribed more times than I can count and get multiple emails a day.  I bought as a gift and do t even like golf


title: Happy Customer

text: I just want to say that I was pleasantly surprised when the magazine was delivered A LOT sooner than promised. I had ordered it for my boyfriend whose subscription with Popular Science had just ended and I wanted to surprise him with another one. He got the first issue within two weeks of my placing the order. He's very happy, too. He loves this mag. And, I have to say that even though I'm not a tech-y person, I did enjoy flipping through his older issues. Very interesting read. Recommend it to everyone.<br />-Toni


title: Five Stars

text: Nice RV publication


title: Very engaging.

text: My seven year old son loves to read each issue, discuss and plan projects.


title: Thick quality

text: Very sexy.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Love it.

text: Great read that will improve your vocabulary :)


title: Memories

text: Remember how excited you were when you got mail as a kid?  This comes regularly to my nephew and he loves it!  He thinks of me every time, all year long!  Best present ever!


title: Yummy

text: Gave this as a gift and the recipient really enjoys it.  Recipes are easy to follow and the pictures are great. Something for everyone.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson Loves it. I'm going to have to get it for my other grand children.


title: Amazing

text: Great nephew Loves it


title: Great recipes!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: cute


title: Too commercial

text: I want more interesting stories, less commercials.


title: Great for amateurs and pros

text: My son loves to cook and he asked for this subcription.  After getting it he said it was one of the best cooking magazines he has used.  It isn't just about recipes, it has great photos and how-tos in the kitchen.