title: Love This Mag

text: I'm a huge fan of Taste of Home magazine and all of their cookbooks. The recipes are a great mix of easy and more advanced. Also they have a fun hidden object challenge in each magazine. If you find the hidden object you get a chance to win a cookbook.


title: Good

text: To browse


title: Important news I need to know

text: I like everything about this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love these magazines.  They are wonderful.


title: Five Stars

text: Wife loves it


Love it.


title: What's With The Negative Comments

text: The world has changed. I used to get the Readers Digest 30 years ago. Sure it has changed, but so has the world. For all the nay-sayers who say that it's not as good as it used to be, that may be true if you're stuck in the past. I appreciate that it's still a quick read on each article and it gets to the point. More than half the articles I don't care about, yet there are always gems and that's why I'm glad I re-subscribed after so many years. It isn't a perfect magazine, but I would say that we should all be grateful that there is still a print magazine like this. Support it, or it will also disappear like so many other print magazines.


title: Great magazine

text: My nephews read anything in sight. I just want them to have quality reading material AND learn about the world God made.


title: Too many sent at once

text: Annoyed because we got three at one time which is half our subscription. The fun is getting a new one each month. Good quality mag for kids, though.


title: If you like the channel, then you will like this magazine!

text: Fun magazine.  Great ideas for the home!


title: Awesome magazine full of organization, decoration, and review tips! !

text: I absolutely love this magazine! !  With its awesome ideas combined with often times frugal options,  you really can decorate on a budget! !  There are organizational tips,  makeup reviews, decorating trends and household tips at every turn of the page.  One thing I really love about this magazine is that it is not full of advertising, it's full of what you want.


title: Excellent Sports Articles!!

text: This was a gift for my husband, and while he loves the sports aspects of this magazine, I will say that for a family who tries to be modest and avoid the temptations of sensuality/sexuality from the outside world...this magazine has lots of pictures that are selling sex.  So, for the sports articles, this is probably one of the best magazines you can get!!  For the rest, be warned, temptation is a possibility and one we would rather avoid.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: Good reading, great price. I was surprised at how quickly I began to receive the magazine.


title: Bowhunting

text: As expected... good information.

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title: Make your travel bucket list

text: Love T and L. Great price !


title: Three Stars

text: Seems to be an advertisement catalogue more than a hotrod magazine lately.  still a few decent articles


title: Fun item to add!

text: Fun content, great delivery


title: Still not received

text: Order was placed on 4/16/09.  As of 5/17/09, 1st issue has still not been received.


title: I Hate The Politics

text: I have been a subscriber to Popular Science for nearly ten years.  I never detected a political bias, that is until the current editor took over a few years ago.  His political bias was immediately obvious.  I don't need politics in my science, but liberal politics pervades every corner of the magazine under the current editor.  Everything from the topics covered, to the perspective of the articles, is steeped in liberal bias.  I liked the magazine a lot better without the propaganda, when the editor's politics were imperceptible.  I will not be renewing my subscription.


title: fun read, not always...

text: when we get the magazine, it's always fun. it seems like we only receive every other issue. i don't know where the problem is...


title: No

text: Took multiple charges off my card. Had to complain to get it fixed. Just purchase in store


title: I've read this magazine for years

text: Love this magazine the only one i actually read anymore.


title: Five Stars

text: When this magazine arrives, I stop everything and read it.


title: One of the very best magazines

text: This and Rolling Stone are the only magazines worthy of a subscription. They cover a variety of subjects in well-written and often lively ways. I always look forward to receiving a new issue. I loved how they investigated and reported on the Trump administration. It seems they share my opinions about the man and his minions.


title: How to Help Raise an Ethical, Informed, Respectful Daughter!

text:
New Moon Magazine is your choice if you want your daughter to be empowered, informed and have the ability to connect with like minded girls the world over!  With this subscription, not only does she get a bi-monthly print magazine delivered (which is waited for with much anticipation!) but the subscription also includes access to the most awesome online private community for girls!  The site is moderated and is an excellent outlet for your daughter (or significant girl in your life!) to have artwork, writings and thoughts published.  They have community chats (again, moderated!)  They are excellent at keeping your child's privacy first (no identifiable information used online) and the idea of an online community and publication with no other agenda than giving the girls a safe experience.

This is an excellent choice to give as a gift subscription to your niece, daughter's friend or any girl 8-14 yrs old. We use it for birthday gifts.  Supported only by subscriptions due to the no AD policy I applaud this approach.


title: It's good but don't like that they renew at higher rate

text: Be careful if you order this as they will have a discounted price but will renew you at higher price automatically.


title: Two Stars

text: Don't really like it. Not what I expected ted.


title: Great reading

text: Like the large print


title: Ordered two years worth and got only two magazines.

text: Ordered a two year subscription in 2015 and saw two magazines then no more.


title: One of the best!!!!

text: Would love to get this more often.  Great articles, fantastic pictures and the information is well written for those of us who are scientific.


title: Where's my magazine?!

text: I paid for this last fall and I won't be getting my first issue until February 2021 to not understand why the campus don't want and then they send me a invite to renew and I still have received the first issue so I'm not really happy right now


title: BTMP

text: I love this magazine.I do a lot of remodels and fixes around my home and this magazine is full of good ideas and helpful advise.


title: Be sure to cancel before auto renew

text: I've been trying to cancel. It's not working. Still got charged 19.00


title: Don't Fall Victim to Vogue's Trick

text: Free app and a cheap subscription? Hardly. I really didn't want the paper version, but when I looked at the subscription end date on the mail label, it was for July 2014. Six months? Seriously? The magazine just isn't worth it and making people take the paper version along with the Kindle Fire version is just wrong. I don't like magazine apps like this and I'll never get another one. I like getting a magazine on my Kindle without a not so "free" app. I'd rather just pay for the Kindle version.


title: Awesome

text: Country Living is my favorite magazine, it inspires me to try new things.  Always looking forward to the next issue!


title: I'll pass.

text: I usually only found one article that was interesting out of every issue.  That's just me, but I thought the magazine was pretty boring.  There are random articles about the best work boot to purchase and other articles of that nature that put me to sleep. I'll pass.


title: Great Mag - Especially if You're Tired!

text:
I really enjoy reading this magazine. They have very nice recipes with some ideas to make them healthier. It is *not* a magazine all about fashion, but they do have a few pages in each issue dedicated to beauty and fashion tips.
They have interesting health articles, fun puzzles, and a page of cute stories and jokes.
One thing I have noticed that always makes me smile - on *every* cover, there is always a little teaser that says, "Tired? Find out  surprising ways to help!" I'm not exaggerating - there is an article in every issue about being tired! The answers range from hormones, to thyroid conditions, to allergies, and pollution in your home. Each article always starts with "80% [or some other high number] of all women suffer from being tired!" :-)

Sorry - I really do like this magazine. Just always struck me as funny how tired we all must be! :-)


title: Getting back to hold in your hand magazines

text: I enjoyed this!


title: Love this Magazine!

text: This is one of the pretty magazines out there. It has so much detail....I’m in love with this one.


title: Guitar World

text: I subscribe and I mostly like hearing about new metal music or seeing and reading about bands I like seeing what they got  going on or reading stories about there experiences and that's pretty much what I look for with this magazine. I like reading the Readers mail and the readers art and the reader guitar players. I will agree with another poster they do repost articles but my memory is so bad that I most likely wouldn't catch it unless I had read the article previously. I only read what's interesting to me in the magazine so I don't always read it cover to cover sometimes I wait till the following month to read the readers mail and if they are raving about an article from the previous month and I haven't read it I will read it. I resubscribed for two more years


title: Great Magazine!

text: Really enjoyed my first issue of the magazine.  It arrived a little later than I expected, but it's what I hoped it would be.  Lots of great-sounding, healthy recipes including many that are quick to prepare.


title: Great Magazine

text: I have subscribed for over 3 years now and use the information all of the time!!


title: It's A Magazine

text: Popular Photography is a magazine like any other. Some months it's features and articles are good; some months they're not. Helpful features on how to light earthworm portraits do NOT interest me but articles on using camera features that my camera has do interest me. Reviews of cameras, lenses and accessories must always be read critically because the reviewer's criteria may not be the same as mine.


title: Boring

text: This magazine focuses solely on saltwater, deep sea trophy fishing. It's mostly fluff and many of the "non-advertisements" articles read like advertisements. The actual product reviews aren't very practical as a lot of it is for things like $2,000,000+ boats or other products out of the reach of all but the upper .5 percent of the population.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: good

text: good


title: Five Stars

text: Got as expected


title: Great magazine - not a good subscription

text: Enjoyed the magazine in a waiting room so I decided to subscribe. They sent me several back issues and then after 6 months of the subscription, I stopped receiving them. I let them know and still haven't heard anything. Great magazine but probably won't re-subscribe.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved reading it


title: Food network is the best!

text: My girls love this magazine! It’s fun and has great ideas!


title: Subscription price is crazy

text: The Kindle price $29 and the hardcopy is $30?  That makes not sense, but nowadays lots of Kindle prices don't make sense.  I didn't subscribe, but would if the Kindle price was maybe $8.  I'm sure lots of others would too.


title: disappointing

text: I'm very disapointed in this magazine. It's not really "FINE cooking" at all; it's everyday fare. I was hoping for something with more of a gourmet touch. The content is pretty lean.


title: Five Stars

text: Great product!! Arrived sooner than expected too!!


title: Wonderful read

text: Great horse mag


title: A Treasure

text: Fascinating reading material!


title: Two Stars

text: Information is great. FONT is really<br /> s m a l l ! (Even with good vision, hard to read)


title: subscription to Working Mother

text:
I received my first issue this week.  Enjoy the magazine otherwise I would not have subscribed.  Price was perfect.  One concern from Amazon:  After paying for my subscription, I was notified that the magazine may not come on a regular basis, sounded like the publisher was not consistent but nonetheless was assured that I would receive the issues I paid for.  Time will tell.  Again, was pleased to receive my first issue and I do not plan to cancel at this time given the magazine comes in a timely fashion.  Thanks Amazon!

Sincerely,

Mappie1


title: Great Crochet Magazine

text: Love "Crochet Today" magazine. Lots of ideas. I save these magazines for various future projects. Photos are lovely. Directions clear.


title: Luxury outdoor gear

text: I usually enjoy one article each issue, but it's hard to look past all the useless advertising.  Occasionally there will be a decent how-to write up or a suggestion on where to hike, which is quite useful, but nothing you cannot Google.  All the gear they write about and recommend are overpriced, unnecessary luxury outdoor items. That's not real backpacking when you need to pay thousands to rough it in nature. $300 sleeping bags? You're not real outdoors people if you need that crap.


title: Three Stars

text: 3 months before first issue arrives. Unexceptable


title: Great ideas

text: I like all the ideas for projects and how detailed the instructions werel


title: Best magaxine

text: Have been getting country living for 30 years, love it


title: Love it

text: great price for mag I love


title: Love it

text: I love magazines  This price was terrific


title: It's packed with cryptograms.

text: I never get tired of this game magazine (if you will).  So many different types of cryptogram puzzles to do.


title: the best home repair upgrade magazine ever

text: This has got to be the best home repair magazine ever  Small price for subscription.  get it you will not regret it.


title: I love WWII history for each american killed there were 40 ...

text: I love WWII history  for each american killed there were 40 or more Russians killed.


title: Great Info!

text: At last a magazine that addresses health & fitness issues for real women!If you're looking for helpful hints on exercise and new products without all of the cosmo stuff, here it is.


title: the content was useless to me.

text: worthless publication - skip it.


title: Auto renewal was too high.

text: Signed up for a low rate but the autorenew came in at a much higher rate and decided to cancel the subscription can get it much cheaper elsewhere.


title: Renewal rate is a ripoff!

text: Signed up at a low rate but the auto renewal rate was a ripoff too high. Decided to cancel it.


title: Renewal rate was Too High!

text: Signed up at a low rate but the renewal rate was too high. Decided to cancel subscription due to rate change.


title: Actually, all of it.

text: Love this magazine!  Very interesting and informative.


title: DRUG ADS

text: Great magazine, but too many DRUG ads!!!!!!!!!!!!  HUMIRA caused 6 different cancers in my husband!!!  HE DIED IN 5 MONTHS!!!  If a drug is a good one, they don't need to advertise!  No wonder our drugs are so EXPENSIVE in the United States!!!


title: Loved it!!

text: I loved this magazine! It has such lovely decorated rooms and has some good artical. Most of what i liked was just looking at the pictures.


title: Handywomen

text: This is a wonderful mag. Pages filled with practical solutions that the average persons can use in their homes.Each issue has at the very least two great ideas for cleaning, organizing, fixing and/or storing our stuff. Great "how to" projects with pictures if you need the visual. No heavy reading of a three page articals that are so stail that half way through you ask yourself "WHAT" and continue reading only because you have invested so much of your time already. Plus it is cheap!


title: Expensive

text: Too much!


title: Waste of money and time

text:
Not worth the price!
Puzzled as to the name “Atomic”???
First issue just arrived . What a dud!
Boring!

Will cancel this subscription!
Nancy


title: Great value

text: Love love love this magazine!!


title: Great Magazine

text: My 12-year-old twin boys have consistently enjoyed this magazine for three years in a row. I'll keep renewing until they lose interest. I suppose they'll want the Swimsuit issue soon, but they probably won't ask Mom for it.


title: Five Stars

text: Great seller, great product.


title: Anglophile Handbook

text: Best magazine for English style interiors. Great articles about historic houses, cottages, and castles. Lots of lovely English gardens too.


title: Messed up subscriptions

text: This is supposed to be a yearly subscription but they sent me three back issues all at once and I’m still waiting for the latest issue!


title: Great Magazine

text: I love this magazine and am happy to have a subscription to it.  Thank you for your prompt attention to my order.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for kids


title: Three Stars

text: Okay


title: Four Stars

text: Good


title: Best of the breed

text: Stereophile is easily the best mainstream audio equipment magazine available and I've followed the audio press carefully since the '80s. It's a great source for industry news on new products, people and events. They review a wide range of equipment, carefully detailing each product's construction and features, and they include with each review a companion piece showing the results of a comprehensive battery of tests--completely objective tests that are rarely, if ever, seen in other audio magazines. The photos of the equipments, both in the ads and the reviews, are very useful and professional. Each issue also includes a hefty number of excellent music reviews.<br />  I can easily understand people's antipathy toward the subjective opinions about the sound of audio equipment, but it's easy to skip over those parts of the reviews. Given the low price, it's a fun read and well worth getting for all the other features.


title: Poor subscription service

text:
This is a review of the subscription, not the magazine.

I ordered my subscription in late July.  On September 6 I received the AUGUST issue even though the September issue was already on the newsstands.  And of course they set my subscription end date to July 2012.  I just ordered this subscription and I already feel ripped off.  I've requested the missing issue and expiration reset, no response yet.  If this isn't resolve by the middle of September I'm cancelling the subscription.


title: Great magazine, HORRIBLE subscription service!

text:
My rating is for the overall package of magazine and subscription service.

The subscriptions are handled by BuySub and they appear to be totally incompetent. I ordered Popular Mechanics and several other magazine subscriptions.  I have an Amazon account, my address is totally correct, I was charged for the subscriptions, and all were fine except the one handled by BuySub ... somehow the goons at BuySub  screwed up my address so badly that the USPS refused to deliver the magazine.  BuySub/Hearst offers no phone call and their "Contact Us" page doesn't always work, so I had to resort to sending queries via email.  I corrected my address and explaind that I was missing 2 issues according to their record of when my subscription started.  They responded telling me that they would send only 1 of the 2 issues.  They never sent that issue, nor did my subscription resume after I corrected the address.  I contacted them again and told them I was now missing 3 issues and told them they needed to send the issues or extend my subscription. They responded with "Your request to cancel your subscription has been received".

TOTAL INCOMPETENCE!  I did not request to cancel my subscription, I requested the missing issues or an extension.  If they're going to be idiots and cancel my subscription, could they tell me if I'm being reimbursed?  I had to respond again, and now I'm going to contact my credit card company and see if they can do anything for me.

NEVER AGAIN will I subscribe to any magazine handled by BuySub.  I have wasted a huge amount of time trying to correct the mistakes that THEY made.  They took my money right away and didn't deliver. Totally shabby.


title: A gift for my grandson.

text: He seems to enjoy reading the magazine. He’s 11.


title: THE BEST MAGAZINE FOR AMATEUR MOTORSPORTS!

text:
You cannot find a better source for taking any car and preparing it for any type of motorsports, from auto-x, hillclimbs, High Performance Driver's Education (HPDE), to club racing you won't find a better magazine.

Excellent articles about technical issues, racing updates, schedules and the $200N Challenge is ALWAYS a treat to read about.  It is truly the best magazine for anyone considering entering amateur racing and want to race their favorite car and/or their family sedan!


title: Great Magazine for all Classic Motorsports

text: This is the best source for all things related to classic cars and using them for what they were built for: driving!  There are many articles about European and American classic cars and how to get the most out of them both on the street and on a track.  It is a must buy for anyone who loves classic cars!


title: Good resource for all level of skills

text: We have had "Th Family Handyman", in our house for several years now.  I also got subscriptions for my son and son-law after they purchased homes because it is an excellent resource for common job skills needed by a homeowner to help save them money.  There are also good articles about automobile upkeep and news products.  My son recently did his second drywall repair which was much more successful than his first because he read an article in "The  Handyman Magazine" about drywall repair before the second attempt.  The instructions are well written, easy to follow and have tips from the pros to make projects easier even for the experienced do-it-yourselfer.


title: A gift

text: A gift


title: Not Just for Airstream Owners

text: Althought this magazine is targeted towards the Airstream owner, it is a great resource for anyone on the road traveling across the United States and then some. If you don't own an Airstream you will after reading your first issue. Packed with great information, product reviews, travel info, wonderful photos and a whole bunch of tidbits for everyone. The best RV magazine on the market today. But don't listen to me, pick one up and you'll agree.


title: Could not rescind order made in error

text: The only thing I was unhappy about with regard to this order is that I was not able to cancel it - I made this particular order in error.


title: Five Stars

text: So easy to order magazines through Amazon.  Price is perfect.


title: One Star

text: Think they are out of business


title: Nice magazine to read. Great project ideas.

text: Just got my first issue. Has a lot of great project ideas & how tos for around the place.


Absolutely love Reader's Digest since a young child. Short stories. Ten new words to learn and work into your vocabulary. Fits in my purse.


title: I have one for sale. $6.99

text: I have one for sale. $6.99


title: great magazine

text: lovely recipes


title: great magazine

text: always loved it


title: 1 time subscription, but was good choice

text: I subscribed for 1 subscription.  Great magazine that showcases New Mexico.  Did not renew, as I really don't have time to read it.


title: Keeping it Real and Simple!

text: This is the only magazine that I'm subscribed to. I love the content. I always look forward to receiving it. The cover photos are fabulous!


title: Long Time Subscriber No More.

text: I have been a long time subscriber to Marie Claire, and have watched the substantive content steadily decline, which ultimately led me to my canceling my subscription. There are enough airhead publications out there, sad to see this once different magazine go that way too.


title: Great gift

text: Great gift


title: Worthless magazine

text: I used to like EW.  In the last year it has become unreadable. I cancelled mid-subscription in disgust. I would give it zero stars if I could. It has become a very slanted, “special interest driven” publication. I do not recognize any of the “celebrities” that they write about. Do not waste your money on this magazine.


title: Quality Martha product.

text: Martha product good quality articles and feel to the magazine.


title: Dated and Tacky

text: My mother received this magazine when another (much better) crochet magazine went out of business.  The remainder of her paid subscription was filled in with this magazine.  Even in a "crafty" sense, this magazine is terrible.  Every pattern is ugly and totally outdated.  Perhaps these things would be considered "cute" in the '50s or '60s, but no one today save nostalgic grandmothers would consider making these patterns.  Don;t waste your time or money.


title: Pretty... But who can afford this stuff?

text: I picked up an issue of this monstrosity out of curiosity one day, and I learned my lesson quickly: to never buy it again.  Sure, it's glossy and swank, chock-full of fabulousness, but there is one gigantic, glaring problem: NO ONE IN THE INTENDED AGE RANGE CAN AFFORD THESE ITEMS! Unless of course, her Mummy and Daddy have Money to giver her to keep her Happy with such things.  Nothing featured in here is under $150, and that's for underwear.  UNDERWEAR! (...)  No one I know in this mag's intended age range (well, except for one, but that's a long story and she doesn't dress in such things) has the kind of money to drop on $8000 designer dresses that will be out of style in three weeks.  Save your money on this worthless rag and buy a new lipstick instead.  It'll make you feel much better.


title: Broaden he minds

text: Great magazine for younger children to middle school age!


title: Full of useful info

text: This magazine has tons of tips to save money, get healthier, and I just love it.


title: Paula

text: Wonderful magazine


title: Nice magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Not a good deal

text: I didn't think this was a very good cookbook, the recipes are uninspired.


title: good mag

text: This magazine has good receipes


title: Great magazine for home improvement buffs!

text: Love this magazine!  Every month I read about new projects that are usually easy to do.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative magazine for yoga lovers!  Highly recommend


title: Love this magazine!

text: So many good recipes! Lots of variety!


title: Best Cooking Magazine

text: This is the best cooking magazine...very few advertisements. I am sad that it is only a 7-month per year subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine has always been a favorite of mine.


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic recipes.


title: Easy recipes.

text: Love Paula and her recipes.  Really enjoy the magazine.


title: Fun magazine

text: So many ads! But I always find something I like.


title: The Best Cooking Magazine Around!

text: This magazine is the best cooking magazine around. The pages are full of beautiful photos that offer step by step instructions! You can literally not mess up a recipe.


title: Took a long time to show up

text: It probably took closer to 3 and half months for the first magazine to show up but overall its a great kids magazine. If you don't mind the wait, go for it.


title: Took MONTHS to receive

text: The magazine is great but it literally took months to receive and then we got something like 4 issues.  Very frustrating.  I think I'd order directly rather than through Amazon.


My elderly father loves this. This is an excellent magazine for the amateur sky watcher. Enough science to keep the mind stimulated and wonderful exciting photos of our universe.


title: Lots of Destination Prose but Few Facts

text:
I have consistently found the reviews filled with flowery prose and romantic descriptions of destinations.

But the hard facts are usually missing in action.  And quite often the "facts" don't match the reality, with hotel rates underquoted and service issues never mentioned.

#fail


title: Love this magazine

text:
I'm not the biggest Disney fan, but I absolutely love this magazine. The craft ideas are excellent and I always wind up saving each issue.

We just moved cross country and I had to bring my Family Fun collection, and I've been a subscriber since 2004.


title: My Daughter's Loving her American Girl Subscription Extension

text:
I bought this American Girl subscription to extend a subscription my daughter already had that was expiring.  She loves the magazine.

The "new" subscription extended the previous subscription as promised, and at a lower price than American Girl's own website offered for renewal.

Good deal!


title: Not much content

text: There are more adds than articles in this magazine. Written article content is jammed together in small print on a couple of pages. Photo size could be larger. Pay the extra money and get Dwell instead.


title: Five Stars

text: IF you love cooking this is the magazine. Very informative and educational.


title: Five Stars

text: Very thorough and helpful.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it. Goes will with my healthy living and Weight Watcher Points App.


title: Five Stars

text: Good read.


title: Yummy and chalk full of ideas

text: I love the FNM. I’ve subscribed since issue #1. I enjoy getting new ideas each month. The best part of the layout is the picture index of recipes!


title: Love Scientific American

text: Scientific American is an excellent magazine subscription bringing all new theories on outerspace and beyond. With Amazon, the subscription process is a breeze!


title: Four Stars

text: I always enjoy this magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: It's what I expected


title: great suggestions for

text: I look forward to this magazine, great suggestions for travel


title: So Sad.

text: For 25 years I waited eagerly for this mag due to it's providing both cutting edge and vintage diy electronics projects and instruction. From 2012 on it became puff pieces and advertising with occasional odd ball articles. It used to feature authors both unknown and at the very head of the audio industry. Tried this circa 2020 version. Awful. Ed Dell the original founder and editor must be rolling in his grave. Sure, things change but stop calling this a hobbyist magazine and sell it as industry news. If you want your fix of diy audio, there are many free sites on tne internet that beat this sad remnant of past times.


title: A little better than people magazine??!

text: I don't buy these magazines to 'read' them...mostly to pass the time, flip through, check out little tidbits and px!<br />US Weekly is fun-filled...lends itself to quick pick-up/put-down style info...never feel cheated, never says too much, or that I have to read some long article continued on page 32 to get the meaning of the story!  REALLY surprised...like it A LOT!


title: Love this Magazine

text: So many good articles in each issue. Techniques, color theory and information about artists. I look forward to each issue. Best part about kindle is I can access it any time to use as a reference. for something I am working on ...


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. so many great articles and plenty of perspctives.


title: Rip off

text: Send old issues to count as part of the new subscription.  Not right


title: Not so great anymore

text: Not what it used to be.  I probably won't renew.


title: Wouldn't you want this?

text: I got this for my hubby.  It's a VERY good buy.


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I expected.


title: Haven't received

text: I cannot really rate this item since I still haven't received it. How am I supposed to know unless I get to read it?


title: Want to be a fortune teller?

text: This magazine is the best way to learn of new technology that will change the way computers and advanced machine will be operating in the near future. 3D printers are the future. It where we are going in the near future. Can you imagine a printer that is building parts for the latest Airbus airplanes. The military is print parts that would cost many time what contractors would bid. Where did I find this out? Wired.


title: As expected.

text: I forgot they have short stories in here. Which I enjoy. Enough to enjoy, just in 1 sitting.


title: As expected.

text: As expected.


title: What can you say?

text: Great magazine at a great price! Some issues get a little too whiney, but no big deal. A lot is happening in the world today and NG tells you the truth.


title: Price

text: Price is fantastic


title: Excellent

text:
I learned to cook when I got married in 1993 from reading Cooking Light and I've been learning and growing as a cook ever since.

Strongly recommend it for anyone who has the desire (or need) to fund their way around a pot and a pan


title: Too many swearing innuendos

text: too many insinuated swear words - I don't need that in a health / wellness magazine.  For example WTF is used often and other items - no thanks


title: It is always nice to try something new, to keep enthusiasm in the kitchen .

text: This is one of my favorite recipe magazines. I love the pictures and the well written recipes and helpful hints to add creativity to the meals.  Sometimes I get a new idea to add to a family recipe to bring it new life. It will bring families back to the table,and talk back to the family.


title: Good price and articles that help daily life in gereral

text: Won’t order again too much advertising,not anough interesting articles.


title: Ok

text: Ok


title: Poor quality of item

text: There are more ads than recipes.  This used to be a very good cookbook magazine, it has really gone down and not worth 2 cents much less than the subscription price.  Will NOT renew.


title: The girls love it.

text: I purchased this for my great nieces. They absolutely love it. I just recently renewed it for them for another year.


title: Beautiful!

text: I bought this book because I like flowers, butterflies and now birds. I like to sketch them want to paint them eventually. In the mean time I have enjoyed reading about them. I live in an apartment, but now I want to watch for the kind of bird that like to live on concrete. Increditable pictures!


title: very disappointed don't buy complete waste of money

text: i had forgotten how many advertisements are in magazines i could not even find my ole time favorite out of pop mechanics . I use to like the dept. inventions wanted,this was reason i got mag.could not find so u can notify publisher they can just throw my copy away would save them the postage and me the trouble of filling my trash I hate paying for advertisements if u could give a negative star I WOULD so save ure money don't buy.


title: Always a good read!

text: You always find topic that teach or affect you! Also it’s a great bathroom reader!


title: Four Stars

text: when are you going to start putting in at least once or twice a year canada an d mexico


title: Full of good, attainable ideas!

text: Just got this yesterday. I will need more time to red it but so far, it is full of good ideas that even I can accomplish!


title: One Star

text: Gift item.


title: gift

text: fine


title: Great Deal

text: I've been a reader of EW since almost day one. A bargain at the Amazon price! A wonderful way to catch up on what's new in movies, tv, books and music.


title: Great coverage of classics

text: Great articles on vehicles seldom covered in US publications. Great coverage of classics.


title: Great product that can help you save money.

text: Usually arrives on time and is full of useful information


title: Evidentally "VERANDA" does not have anything to do with the outside

text: This is another INTERIOR decorating magazine.


title: Great magazine for home ideas!

text: I love this magazine!!  The pictures are beautiful!  I get so many ideas for my own home. All the trends they feature are the very newest. All styles are addressed.


title: Love this magazine  no and have subscribed for yrs.

text: Look up recipe and try them out.


title: Waiting for Christmas

text: My granddaughter wants this magazine for Christmas.  She asked specifically for it.


title: Coastal Living.....even if you are not...

text: I love looking at all the beautiful waterfront homes and the great ideas on how to reflect the waterviews through their decorating ideas....great designs and great food ideas......makes me wish I had a beachfront home...Someday....


title: Great stories and kids can learn meaning of words.

text: Love Readers Digest. Learned a lot from these when I was young. I would like to get them in larger print. I know they come that way. Just don't know how to get them.


title: A must have for your magazine reading list.

text: ALWAYS something interesting in National Geographic. Under $20/year. Recommended.


title: love it

text: great


title: great

text: great


title: Magazine is so/so...but buy elsewhere...

text:
Some take offense to shipping issues affecting product ratings, but when it's a magazine subscription, pathetic shipping is a HUGE issue so hence, the rating is mostly based on my experience with ordering a physical subscription through Amazon.

So during a sale, I bought a year subscription to the print version of RCCA. A day or so later I saw I could extend that for the sale price as well, so I had 2 years of subscription time. There was a date I was supposed to get the first issue by. That date came and went. I contacted Amazon. They contacted the distributor. I got the response "sorry, we don't have an account for you". So they refunded the order. It bothers me that they have no issue collecting the money, but they can't get the setting up an actual subscription correct. To top it off, they only refunded the initial year. I had to go back and file a claim with Amazon to get the 2nd year refunded. So I would NOT recommend going through here to get a subscription.

After all that, I did managed to snag a print copy and here is my review of that. The mag itself I'd give a 3-star. I used to read it back in the '80's and '90's and bought it mostly to see what was going on in a hobby I once loved. Now, the articles read more like ads (there were plenty of ads too, but that is to be expected) and less of the fun and interesting articles from back in the day. If you're at all interested, as I said, avoid buying here and FIRST pick up a single issue elsewhere to see if it's even worth your time, my guess is that it won't be...and that just makes me sad.


title: Puzzles help your brain.

text: My husband's favorite puzzles.


title: Three Stars

text: It is not that exciting


title: Five Stars

text: It is exactly what I expect from a cooking magazine


title: get ready for advertisements!

text: I cancelled this subscription long ago and it keeps coming.


title: Time as always

text: We love the digital access on my ipad mini. My wife likes the print edition, and I read it on my iPad mini on the go. A perfect subscription.


title: Beware of Auto-Renewal Trick

text:
I purchased an unrelated item on Amazon, and got a notification from Amazon that I would get 6 months of Rolling Stone for $1.  I added it to my cart thinking, "That seems like a good deal."

I don't really read magazines, but it I thought it might be worth having so I could flip through it every now and then.  It was such a cheap price.

What I didn't realize is that the "Auto-Renewal" meant that they would automatically renew the subscription without directly asking me.  I did get an email (that I didn't open thinking it was another Amazon email about 20% cookware or whatever) but that was it.

I didn't notice that I had been charged full price for the magazine until I was reviewing another purchase a month later.  Luckily I caught it, and cancelled my subscription.  Cancellation was hassle free, but I kind of felt like they snuck the purchase in without my consent.

I guess the old saying is true, "You can't get something for nothing," so the next time I get a $1 offer on something, I'm going to pass.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine.  I am always picking it up at the grocery store, but this is the cheaper way to go.  So full of good articles.


I was amazed at how quickly this came in the mail.  I bought it for my husband and he loves to read the magazine.


title: initial price was good

text: The initial price was really great, but I really resent the automatic renewal at the new going price. As for the magazine I agree with many others who have reviewed the TV guide, that it is very limited on the amount of information it provides. With all the cable programming running 24 hours per day, they really have limited information.


title: Recipes to love and share

text: Love it


title: Good value for the money

text: Always a great gift choice for kids


title: Popular Science

text: My husband loved this magazine.  I ordered it for him and he hasn't put it down.  It arrived quickly as can be expected from a magazine subscription.


title: Still a great magazine

text: [Harpers began before the Civil War and is still a wonderful read, whatever the topic: politics, literature, fine or performing arts....everything!![ASIN:B00005N7QO Harper's Magazine]]


title: No protective wrapping!

text: The magazine is slightly torn in places. Very surprised no plastic or paper wrapping of product. Love the cat information in the magazine itself and shows new products for cats as well.


title: Not like it used to be!

text: Always liked taste of home, liked the recipes,but they changed the format and don't like it now. Don't think I will subscribe again.<br />Taste of home was always a different magazine  that I liked,not so much fluff with advertising,  now that's all I saw and articles.


title: Compete waste of time and money!

text:
I wish I could give a rating of zero!

Boring and completely useless. Not at all like I remember.

I got subscription for $5 and even that was overpriced! I wouldn't read if it was free.


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine


title: Great for keeping in the car!

text: Readers Digest is always a pleasure to read.  I love the stories and funnies they sprinkle through the magazine when articles end.  Humor is Uniform and All in a Day are parts that I always look forward to reading.  I keep a copy in the car for all those times you wind up waiting for the kids to come out of school!  Enjoy!  Also, consider sending a subscription to brighten a friend or neighbors day!


title: Excellent magazine with excellent price.

text: Always love this magazine,it's not just about designer and design.<br />Alsow a lot info about accessories,parfums,travel,up to date event, beautiful illustration,nice to have and reread at home to host your good mood.


title: My grandson loves it

text: I order it for my grandson who loves animals.


title: Food

text: Good read


title: I love all birds

text: Pretty


title: Popular Mech. review

text: As a kid I loved reading this magazine,it was fascinating and wonderous to see new inventions,auto mechanics know how and possibly soon to be released new products. It fired up my imagination in studying to become a mechanical engineer. Today I love it just as I did years ago as a kid.<br />I would highly recommend it to anyone with a love of wanting to know how things work and like repairing things themselves.


title: I want to discontinue this magazine.

text: I don’t like this magazine at all and would like to discontinue getting it.


title: Boring

text: This used to be a wonderful, innovative, different rubberstamping delight. Now it looks like all the others. It's small and not nearly as much fun as it used to be.


title: Love People magazine

text: People is the best magazine that I have ever read. I subscribe to it and it comes on time every week, never damaged, like other magazines. I like the stories, pictures and the crossword puzzles. I also like the fact that it's not all about Hollywood.


title: US is just a fancy Enquirer

text:
I have been subscribing to US Weekly for about a year and a half. In that time, I have never seen an issue without several pages of Jessica Simpson. I have to wonder; does Jessica donate money to this magazine? She seems to dominate the whole magazine, each and every week.

I won't be renewing my subscription. I'm tired of Jessica and the untruths that US Weekly supplies.


title: Husband likes to feed and watch birds likes magazine

text: Husband loves it


title: Biased media.

text: I find this magazine very biased.  Would not recommend it.


title: What a cooking magazine should be

text: Huge magazine, ad free and a wonderful website to back it up. I'm in love with Milk Street.


title: Five Stars

text: Item was against the child loved it


title: SENDING A MAGAZINE THROUGH THE MAIL WITHOUT A PROTECTIVE COVER UNHEALTHY THANK YOU.

text: I LIKE THIS MAGAZINE> HAVE GIFTED IT FOR MANY YEARS TO CHILDREN> IT NEEDS SAFER PACKAGING IF IT IS MAILED. EVEN IF IT IS SENT AS A COURTESY OR ADVERTISEMENT>


title: Great magazine

text: Love the magazine, but had issues (resolved) receiving the first few months issues, and now they don't arrive as they should on schedule.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent


title: Five Stars

text: WORTH THE PRICE


title: Great magazine

text: I have loved this magazine for years.  It does not disappoint.  It covers cooking, gardening, home decor and more in a helpful interesting way.  I will keep it coming!


title: Mini ad magazine

text: I almost threw this away thinking it was a promotional mailing.  It is thin and the articles not to interesting to me.  I love Southern Living and thought this might be like that magazine.  It's not.  As other reviewers have said it has too many ads.


title: Good for your life!

text: Been getting them on and off for decades.  Now with coronavirus threat, very lucky that the current issue has respiratory herbal formulas in it.  Made them up and waiting to finish the steeping process.  Very happy camper!


title: Predisposing my grandchildren to believe main stream media - Not appreciated

text: Imagine my surprise when they got one of the first few issues with "how to spot fake news".  I was not happy with the magazine trying to indoctrinate my grandchildren into how to tell if a news story is true or not.  Just because everyone believed the world was flat didn't necessarily make it true either.  Needless to say, I did not renew the subscription.


title: Creative ideas

text: Had some neat ideas for DIY.


title: Great magazine!

text: I love Redbook, it's perfect for my life.  I'm a mom & wife in my mid 30s and this magazine has articles that are relevant to me.  The fashions are wearable by real women and the home and food ideas don't require a millionaire or a professional.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, super pix, wonderful decorating ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine!


title: no bag

text: Love the mag but I didn't get my bag either..wha,!!


title: Loved it, very informative

text: Just got my first issue.Loved it, very informative!


title: dissapointing

text: I did not enjoy reading this magazine on my kindle. I found it hard to see everything that well and don't like it that much. I will not be renewing this magazine.  It seems to be slanted toward's a much younger viewer.


title: Great magazine

text: I've been receiving this magazine for many years now. Your automatic renewal makes it easier for me to never miss any issues. Is a great magazine full of good articles, delicious recipes and beautiful pictures. I would recommend it to anyone who loves good food, decorating, and the southern way of living.


title: Great magazine

text: I have ordered this magazine since it first started publication. It is a great magazine for crocheters . The patterns range from apparel to home items to infants and so on. It uses easy to find yarn and offers substitutions for different brands as well. The patterns are very well written and easy to follow. I would highly recommend it. I like the auto renewal since it makes it a lot easier to keep from missing an issue but also offers enough notice if you don't want to continue receiving it as well.


title: Best womens magazine on the market

text: Love southern living has a great mix of decor, recipes and southern information.


title: A lot of education in one magazine

text: Every read something and said "I didn't know that!" This magazine is one of those. You are never to old to learn.


title: Not what I paid for

text: I signed up around December and have only received 3 copies.


title: Canceled subscription. Not for me

text: Nothing of interest in this magazine for me.


title: My Real Purpose

text: I can't count this as a review because I have not actually read the magazine.  The reason I subscribed is because a friend of mine is often published here and I want to keep up with his mysteries.  His name is John Floyd.


title: Good Mag, Good Perspective

text:
I have been a subscriber for years, and consider the $10/year a no-brainer.  Some issues are great, some are mediocre.  But the info on real and unbiased tests of antivirus, or how-to's for bios settings alone make it worth the price of admission.  Note that this subscription does not give you the CD's - that is just fine with me, I can get to the info via the website, or that big electronic thingee called the internet, and prefer not having a bunch of discs laying around. The magazine does tend to shift around a bit, and it looks like editors are chosen by dartboard, but the one consistent thing about the mag is its unabashed love for the PC platform, and unapologetic demand for the "best".  Sometimes you will agree, sometimes it will tick you off (sorry AMD fanboys, right now Intel is simply a better CPU).

Is this the only mag on PC stuff? nope!  Is it the best? Maybe.  But I can tell you that it is the magazine I most look forward to each month.


title: Favorite Magazine!

text: At one time, I subscribed to a dozen magazines and felt guilty that I never seemed to actually read them. I decided to pare down and focus on the two or three magazines that I truly loved. Country Living made the cut. It is always full of delightful articles and photos that represent the style I seem to always gravitate to. I think it's because Country Living has figured out how to integrate heart and soul into everything it does, while at the same time bringing fresh ideas to the table every month. This ain't your grandma's country decor. Yet it retains the charm from yesteryear.


title: Includes all my interests, getting it for years

text: Love it, my kind of interests


title: Acatualy, I give TV Guide magazine less than one ...

text: Acatualy, I give TV Guide magazine less than one star.  It does not cover my part of the country Mountain Sates Time zone at all and this was not clearly seen when I ordered the magazine.


title: Great magazine for quilters

text: Great magazine with a good variety of quilt projects. Projects are rated as to how easy or difficult the project is


title: Spoil yourself

text: A great quilting magazine. The projects are rated as to their level of difficulty. I enjoyed looking at the projects, mainly all quilts, not a lot of other smaller projects. Always some unique, creative quilts.


title: Great magazine

text: I quilt a lot, but only have a limited time to quilt each day. I love the smaller quick projects. I also purchase this for my daughter in law & friend. Seems every time a new issue comes out, I receive a call of thank you. The magazine has a good variety of projects, including a handbag this month.


title: Loves his Motorhome Magazine

text: My Husband loves his Motorhome magazine! He looks forward to it arriving!


title: I have loved this magazine for years

text: I have loved this magazine for years, when it came up as the deal of the day for 5 dollars for a year I jumped on it


title: love this magazine it has great

text: We are re-doing our whole house, love this magazine it has great ideas


title: Great value!

text: First issue came yesterday! Great price for a nice magazine. I was worried it would be full of ads but it wasnt. Same quality as always when I received them years ago.


title: You’ll enjoy this mag.

text: Really good mag.


title: Great Gift for Dad

text: I purchased this magazine subscription for my dad. He really enjoys reading the magazine. The price offered by amazon was the best.


title: love

text: i love essence, the stories, the fashion, the natural hair section, the horoscope everything. i even enjoy the product suggestion pages in the back :)


title: Not what I expected

text: If you want good southern cooking that reminds you of home this is not what you want. To me it's just a bunch of fancy recipes no one makes, not in real life.


title: Scam

text: This does not tell you things to do to extend your life. It's all advertising for their own products.


title: Yummy recipes

text: I love the variety of recipes in the magazine!


title: Magazine seems different when I use to get it several ...

text: Magazine seems different when I use to get it several, seceral years ago. Think there are way too many ads in the issues.


title: Five Stars

text: Great for kids.


title: Great Product

text: Gift subscription for my children and they love it, especially now that they have acreage of their own.


title: Great magazine

text: Purchased as a gift for my grandson and he loved it!


title: WOW!

text:
This is such a wonderful magazine!  The pictures are so beautiful and inviting.  The recipes are great too and easy to prepare.  All the recipes are marked with symbols for high fiber, low calorie, etc. as well as the nutritional breakdown and some have cost per serving.  The June issue had a very informative article about high-fructose corn syrup, which helped clear up a lot of confusing misinformation!  This is the best healthy cooking magazine I've found, I can't wait for the next issue.

For people wondering about ads:
(The June issue had 84 pages & 26 were advertisements.  About every other page up to the 40th page was an advertisement and then they were scarse until the back).  These did not negatively impact my opinion of this magazine.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE FOR EVERYBODY!

text: IT WAS A GIFT TO MY BROTHER IN LAW BUT HE WAS VERY THANKFUL AND I THINK THAT MAKES A WONDERFUL GIFT FOR ALMOST EVERYONE!


title: Ads, ads and more ads

text: seriously its nothing but..ADS.....


title: Five Stars

text: If you like this kind of stuff, its great.  Great for an INTJ personality.


Carus Publishing no longer exists.  It was sold and the new products are not anything like a "New Yorker" for kids.  It's been dumbed down.  I have at least 5 subscriptions that I have maintained, in some cases, over 6 years.  I will be letting all of them run out this year and I will be combing the internet for old issues of Carus Publishing products.


title: Good for Pet Dog Owners

text: Let me start, I have nothing against mixed breed dogs or dogs that spend their lives as couch potatoes.  For people that have dogs that fall into this catigory, this magazine is great.  DOG FANCY used to be dedicated to purebred dogs and dog activities (shows, obedience, agility, etc.).  I always had a subscription.  After the last year of having DOG FANCY, I am very disappointed.  It does have a breed or two featured each month, and has some articles re. the sport of dogs. I have found, however, that the majority of these articles are written by professional writers and not dog experts.  An example, a feature article written about the Chinese Crested noted at the end,  ... is a freelance writer in Southern California and the former editor of BowTie Magizines Popular Dog Series.  Another about the Tosa Inu states, ... is a writer and editor in Austin Texas, where her Golder Retriever-Poodle mix, Holly, keeps her company.  Both of these articles were written about a specific breed, and according to the footnote, the authors never even owned the breed they were writing about. I find it hard to believe that DOG FANCY could not find an expert on a particular breed, that is capable of writing an informative article about the breed they love.  The article on dog sports in general in this particular issue, has a footnote, ... is a DOG FANCY contributing editor and autor of Rescue Ink: How Ten Guys Saved Countless Dogs and Cats, Twelve Horses, Five Pigs, One Duck, and a Few Turtles.  She Lives on Long Island in New York.  I really don't know how that made her qualified to write about showing in obedience, conformation, agility, tracking, lure coursing, carting, etc.  The magazine is not bad for the price, but is not the DOG FANCY I knew over the years.


title: Dull, lackluster magazine

text: Don't waste your money or time reading a dull magazine. I have been reading Oprah magazine for 10 years, I used to look forward to finding it in my mailbox, and would read cover to cover. Now, not so much. The content  has gotten very dull and uninteresting. I really liked the Dr. Phil and Martha Beck articles, and they no longer exist. Dr. Phil has moved on somewhere else, and Martha Beck's articles are mostly excerpts from therapy sessions with clients. Boring. Also, 25% adds. Didn't used to be so many fluffy adds. After 10+ years of reading this magazine, I will not be renewing.Very disappointed.


title: It's a no go for me

text: Don't waste your time or money with this one. I tried to get a refund and cancel my subscription, but they just keep coming. The recipes are not realistic and it's just plain boring. I love Rachel and her products, but the magazine is not a winner for me.


title: Really like this magazine, bummed that they are no longer going to publish it.

text: Nice magazine with good, health recipes and interesting articles.  Not happy that it is no longer going to be published.


title: Simple, but tasty

text: Recipes are easy to read and to follow. Gives you great ideas . There is something for everybody in it .

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It was nice to see the subscription offered on Amazon,, this has nice stories and is a bit old fashioned.. I find it enjoyable reading  and would renew the subscription


title: My favorite magazine as a Realtor

text: This quickly has become my favorite magazine!  I'm not a handyman -- not even close.  But I am a Realtor and this magazine gives me a lot of great ideas and homeowner tips for clients and friends.  I love the monthly quizzes but don't do well on them, LOL.


title: Four Stars

text: great gift


title: Five Stars

text: love, love, love the southern living magazine!

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title: Five Stars

text: Gotta have it! For that price!?


title: Love, love, love!

text: Best magazine for Vegans or those that want to dip their toe in some amazing healthy recipes. I get excited every time it appears in my mailbox.  :-)


title: The best

text:
Probably the most consistent and best publication on Porsche in the world(including those by Porsche. the company)

includes fascinating classic Porsche stuff, Fast modification examples, Tuner set-ups old and new,and racing news.

New product is also reviewed in an honest way.  I wish they published it 20 times a year.  WELL DONE!


title: Like it so far

text: Received the first issue in good time.  Magazine wonderful.  It was as easy to do as they said it was.


title: Great magazine

text: I love this magazine. It has great photography and articles. However, this company delivers magazines at least six weeks late and they do not respond to emails. The last issue I received was July, delivered late August. Won't renew.


title: ALL You review

text: Really like this magazine.  Full of useful & Helpful articles, love the coupons, covers lots of different topics for everyday people.


title: Great value for a mag packed with content

text: On top of that, if you buy the print you are able to download the digiital mags on your iPhone or iPad (not sure about other smart phones/tabs) too for free. With that, the pages come alive (literally sometimes, if animal related) and allow for extra bonus content. In my opinion, this is the best magazine out there


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag, great price, nice way to order it!


title: Good

text: No complaints - good magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: watch HGTV all the time


text: Read it every month and keep them for references.<br />Hank

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title: Great start to your child's love for literature and reading

text: Babybug is a wonderful and colorful compilation of short stories, folk tales, poems, music and more. It was the perfect introduction to the world of literature and we read every single one for the first 3 years of our child's life. Our child is now in 1st grade reading at a 3rd grade level, with excellent comprehension. I attribute much of this to these early years of introducing literature and the love of reading beginning with Babybug. It is my opinion that a one year subscription is the best baby shower gift one could give. A rich investment that yields a very positive return. Thank you Babybug!


title: Good Value

text: Good value / less than newsstand cost and delivered on time as promised.


title: Five Stars

text: Best food magazine out there!


title: waste of money

text: Sad to have purchased this item. Not worth the subscription price. I used to use it to advertise editorial services, but they no longer have that feature. Not useful in my business and when the issues come I just throw them out.


title: Very low content

text: I did not renew after 20 years of being a subscriber. It is content weak. Even the product reviews have gotten slim in content.


title: Three Stars

text: still too expensive


title: Poor customer service

text: Magazine is fantastic but customer service is the pits.  Simple renewal for grand daughter was messed up. They sent renewal to billing address instead of mailing address,  and then tried to say I submitted a change of address.


title: My favorite author

text: keeps my interest


title: Interesting, keeps my curiosity

text: Keeps my interest


title: Still great

text: Got a sub for my dad in assisted living. He beams every time I bring his issue to him.


title: One of the first

text: The Grandaddy of video game magazines, was first published long before Playstation and xbox where even years and years away. If you like Nintendo and want to find out news about nintendo, well this mag is for you.


title: Articles

text: Love this magazine


title: good magazine

text: Great magazine at great price


title: Good

text: Wife love it


title: Easy to read. Interesting articles

text: Wonderful articles about everyday life all can relate to.


title: Worth it!

text: Interesting great read


title: Five Stars

text: Always Great!


title: Best price.

text: My husband has been reading Sports Illustrated for a long as we have been married. Won't give up that secret. Anyway, I think he would go<br />into withdrawal without it.


title: Love it.

text: I ordered this for my husband who was reading it in a doctor's office. Had forgotten what an interesting magazine it is.


title: ... is able to renew my current subscription at a good price with no overlaps and no interruption of service

text: Amazon is able to renew my current subscription at a good price with no overlaps and no interruption of service ...


title: Easy and a great value

text: I hate getting renewal notices from magazines.  Some are from the actual magazine and most are from third parties trying to pressure me into renewing at inflated prices.  This is simple, fast and cheap.  I provided my current subscription info and they simply extended my subscription at the most economical rate I had ever seen.


title: Way Too Much Big Pharma Advertisement

text:
Every other page is a full page ad for some big pharma ad. For a magazine focused on eating healthy, it seems to be pushing drugs.

Is this magazine incapable of finding food brands for sponsors instead of taking big pharma money?

The November 2021 issue caused me to cancel my subscription. Just getting tired of the big pharma push in what is supposed to be a cooking magazine.


title: Reader’s Digest Lite

text: This is Reader’s Digest lite. Nothing but content from older folks and not enough inspirational pictures of country life. Not trying to say anything bad about content from our elders, but it would be nice to see some from younger people. I redirected my subscription to my grandma because she will like the content better.


title: The Best

text: We couldn't stand to not have this magazine.  Great price and articles have added many things to our bucket list.


title: Lots to read!

text: This is a very good fitness mag. There is lots to read and learn about. Good workouts also!


I was hoping to find some fisherman who were fly, but they all seemed lame. They were not fly enough for me. So, misleading title.


title: Three Stars

text: Good bird nerd spank bank material. Satisfied in seconds.


title: Cool mag and price

text: Great value and mag.


title: Best North American Railroad Magazine?

text:
I'm not saying there are not better magazines for specialized railroading interests, but if you are looking for the "New York Times"  of North American railroad magazines, "Trains" is probably your best choice. It features the top relative news stories that are easy for most casual railfans to understand accompanied by fantastic photography.

I have noticed the addition of "Trains For Kids" on newsstands. If you know a child who likes trains, you should definitely consider it as well.


title: Excellent Photography Magazine

text: I canvassed numerous photography related magazines. I came close to purchasing Popular Photography, but chose this one becasue I prefer to take my pictures outdoors. The articles are well written. The authors explain their shooting situations in sufficient detail allowing even novices like me to take great photos.


title: Five Stars

text: My dad liked this gift.


title: Hubby likes it

text: Nice publication. It's for my husband and he very much enjoys reading it.


title: 3 Copies ?

text: Nothing wrong with the magazine but some clowln recorded 3 subscriptions instead of 1. I hope I am not being charged for all 3. As it happens the subscription is for a friend in Federal Prison so he is happy to get 3 copies and pass them on to other inmates. I just don't  want to pay for all of them.


title: Country Living England

text: This is my favorite magazine.  Every issue is like a mini vacation.  It really is about  country living and not a slick facsimile.  It is a gift I give myself every year.  When the new edition arrives it takes all my will power to set it on the bed table and wait to enjoy  it after my daily work is done.  The earthy little cottages featured look as if real people who love life and nature live in them.


title: GREAT Magazine

text: I have been getting this magazine for years.  I especially find the articles regarding "alternative" options for medical treatment interesting.  I have used a few that have been very successful.  Others, not successful.  I enjoy the minimal amount of advertsing.  The one negative is that I rarely see a subscription rate that is a "deal"....  I believe I recently purchased using a $10 credit through Amazon so that was the best I've been able to do.


title: Disappointed with coupons

text:
I have been purchasing this publication for a long time.  In the past 6 months, I have been disappointed with the types of coupons.  I use to use a minimum of at least 5 coupons out of each magazine.  Lately I have not used any.

I still enjoy the magazine's articles, but I will not pay what I consider a lot of money when I haven't used any of the coupons.


title: Smarter After Every Issue

text:
Despite the title, the magazine doesn't delve much into Economic Theory.  Yet, the pages of the Economist are packed with useful information on business and science topics as well as obscure trivia.  Often inserting historical references into stories about current events, the Economist offers its readers a mental workout.

While not a true academic publication, being an Economist subscriber requires a certain level of commitment. There is one hazard to having an Economist subscription -- the reader is likely to become enamored with the lengthy content leading to a large pile of unread and partially read issues. In fact, there is quite a secondary market for unread back issues can be purchased at popular auction web sites.

As a "numbers" person, I appreciate the abundance of statistics on various business and social matters.  For example, I learned how much it costs to ship a T-shirt from China to Europe (USD $0.025) or how frequently individuals make phone calls to the opposite gender as the callers age.  The latter set of data was being used to illustrate how mothers devote more effort to their offspring than their spouses as they get older.

If you don't have a strong arts background but would like to become more educated on such subjects, you will enjoy pieces such as "Albrecht Durer: Portrait of the artist as an entrepreneur" in December 2011.  Mixing art history with Renaissance business models, the piece covered a broad range of interesting subjects in a very small space.

There are a couple of issues I have with the publication in its current form.  First, the articles don't have authors listed.  It would be nice to see who is reasonable for particular content, even if it was created through a team effort.  Secondly, images often don't have captions or citations.  Graphs generally have clear citations but readers are often left searching for names of paintings or other images.  If the publisher could provide consistent picture labels, the Economist magazine would be an overall superior offering.


title: they do great blazers and jackets

text: In the several years I've subscribed (off and on), Burda is always a bit hit or miss. But every month I find at least one thing I want to sew, they do great blazers and jackets, and over time you'll amass a solid collection of customizable basics in addition to their more unusual pieces. What I like best is that I always know exactly what modifications I need to make to get my Burda patterns to fit me and so with the monthly pattern magazine, it's easy to choose a few things I want to make this month, trace it off, make my adjustments and sew (as opposed to combing through every pattern catalog to choose things I like that are all going to have been drafted differently and need different adjustments to get them fitting properly). Burda's drafting and sizing are generally really reliable. Two things to be aware of, though. 1) Their garment photos are often at odds with the line drawings. In those cases (where the garment photos look different than the line drawings), I've always found the line drawing to be correct. 2) The instructions are generally not helpful. They're sparse and have been translated into English (which sometimes causes problems). I've yet to run into anything I couldn't figure out, but I'd definitely recommend a library of classic sewing resource books on hand for the beginner who wants to tackle their first Burda.


title: Don't be without it.

text: Best DIY magazine out there. Full of good advice, projects, and information.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine if you are trying to get in shape. The tips and different recipes within the magazine are really great.


title: Look forward to reading this every month!

text: So many great tips, information and shared stories I can relate to!  I would recommend this magazine to all women...of any age!


title: Real Simple Magizine

text:
Hi,
I got one subscription for myself and one for my Mom. They have not arrived yet, but I love this magizine so it will be welcome when ever it does arrive.

HOWEVER~ since ordering this mag thru Amazon, now I am receiving all kinds of offers and stuff I do not want, am not interested in, and plus have to reply to cancel and asked to be removed from their mailing list = I'm afraid to call my Mom and ask her, I know she's ticked off at the mess.

But then again for $5.oo for a yr... Great Deal.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this journal. It's the only one I renew.


title: London Review

text: Consistently excellent articles and reviews that cover the range of periods and genres from classical up to the present. Poetry including new works and discussion of the poets and much more.


title: THE magazine to get for grade school animal lovers

text: A must for grade school animal lovers! My 7 year old loves all the articles as well as games/Q&A/fun facts. Educational and fun in equal measure.


title: Exploring new authors and appreciating established authors, this is the magazine for you

text: This is the first issue and time I have subscribed to the Strand Magazine.  I love short stories that want you to read more by the author.  This magazine achieved that for me.  I highly recommend it!


title: Eye Candy

text: The only magazine I keep the print copy of. Great ideas.


title: Glossy but vacuous.

text: Why do I subscribe to this magazine?  It seems like more and more, it's about movie stars and I could care less.<br />I miss Christopher Hitchens.


title: authentic

text:
I have really enjoyed my subscription to this beautiful magazine.  NO DRUG ads.....have you noticed that most of our home grown "home" rags are just crammed with multi-paged pharmaceutical advertisements?  Are these especially targeted to women?  Country Living is a thin read indeed if you tear out all these ads.

Anyway, this gorgeous British home magazine always has at least one piece about a significant historical property..... but also, each issue has a fascinating story about another, less "significant" property that has been remade over many years and a lot of hard work and imagination into a family home!

The photography is charming.....the pages high quality paper and I will continue to subscribe, foregoing all the American counterparts as their subs end.


title: Grandkids Love it

text: It is appealing to my 5 year old grandson.  He loves getting it in the mail and looking through it and doing the activities.


title: Granddaughter Loves Highlights

text: My 6 year old granddaughter was very excited to get mail.  She loves the hidden pictures and other activities in the magazine.


title: Great for small businesses, no matter the size.

text: This was my first look at the magazine. A range of articles for 1-person or mulit-person offices. It looks like a valuable addition.


title: Highlight Your Day

text: For decades the magazine has provided entertainment as well as critical thinking activities and core values. Children still love it.


title: Four Stars

text: good ideas


title: Worst Magazine I've Seen In Years

text: I picked up this magazine on a whim while standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. I'll admit that the cover looked interesting, especially since I have a 20 month old toddler. After I actually looked at the content of the magazine, I came away puzzled. I'm not sure who their target demographic is. It seems like it's published to cater to a small niche of very high income parents. And by high income, I'm not referring to upper-middle class. This magazine seems aimed at the family who lives in a mutli-million dollar apartment in a neighborhood such as Park Slope, Brooklyn. There are no parenting tips in here. Instead it's a style magazine that is thinly disguised as a parenting magazine. In the world of Cookie, it's all about the haves and the have-nots. I threw my issue in the trash.


title: great for cat lovers

text: I ordered this for my 7 year old, and he loves this magazine. He gets so excited every time a new issue arrives. Great for anyone who loves cats.


title: love, love, love this business magazine!

text: As an entrepreneur I love reading anything business related. This magazine is read, in full, the day I get it. Definitely worth every penny. I'll be a subscriber for life!


title: ... I was able to find on Amazon for a great price and even better shipping

text: Thankful that I was able to find on Amazon for a great price and even better shipping. Arrived in perfect condition and did exactly what I needed it to. Great purchase and would purchase again.  Makes a great GAG gift!


title: Very interesting.

text: Got magazine by accident. Great mistake. Very interesting articles for those whose interests are similar to mine.


title: Five Stars

text: Thank you!


title: Five Stars

text: THANK YOU!


title: if you are a Francophone, YOU HAVE TO GET THIS!

text: One of my best buys recently has been Bien Dire. If you like learning languanges, if you love French and France, this magazine is for you. I am a beginner , so a lot of the articles are more advanced for me, but it is by hearing and "forcing your brain to work" that you learn.  The audio is worth the price alone. CD is well produced, ver clear, interesting articles, LOTS of different speakers.  This is one subscription I will continue ad infinitum!!!!


title: Nice magazine

text: This magazine is great!  I haven't had a subscription in a while.  As a student I don't have too much time to read for pleasure but this magazine has some great short articles, recipes and coupons.  Just what I needed to destress a little


title: Great magazine. Takes a while to receive.

text: Great mag. Took forever to get tho.


title: Food

text: Love this magazine.  Great read.


title: If you can catch it on sale, it’s decent read

text: I like about half the articles. It doesn’t capture my attention overall as I Hope day it would.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my husband. He likes it.

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title: So much information jam-packed into each issue!

text: National Geographic Kids is a great value for the amount of content in each issue!  No wasted space in this magazine!  Every page is full of interesting facts and photos.  My 6 year old gets a kick out of the comics.  There is a lot of humor infused into the stories, pictures, and facts to hold the reader's attention.  Although the age range is 6+, I think 6 is a bit on the young side.  A lot of the information goes over my 6 year old's head.  It's also a lot of information per page for a 6 year old.


title: Great

text: My little sister loves this magazine and I love that I can have it sent to her affordably.


title: Great pictures and educational

text: Brought for my 2 and half year old. She enjoys looking through the magazines and so does my 77 year olds former science teacher grandmother.


title: The best Magazine!  awesome savings in it

text: Awesome MAGAZINE.....  has alot of Savings in it and awesome ideas are written in it...The magazine has high dollar coupons in it


title: Not on time

text: I love the magazine I give it 5 stars. However, I have only gotten 1 magazine since I ordered 3 months ago and I'm still waiting for the rest. That's why the rating went down.


title: Same birds regularly

text: Getting smaller in content


title: Takes forever to get physical copies delivered. Up to three months

text: Good magazine lots of tab and exercises for Bass and guitar


title: Five Stars

text: interesting informative


Love this magazine


title: Fantastic Christmas gift.

text: A gift for my sister. She said she loves reading it on these rainy PNW afternoons. I thought magazine subscriptions were a great gift for Christmas. Namely, it is a gift that keeps arriving monthly for an entire year.


title: Scored a great gift.

text: A gift for my brother in law and he said he loves it.


title: Nice Price

text: Price was right... $5. Print quality and paper quality leaves a lot to be desired.


title: Great for science enthusiast!

text: My son LOVES this magazine and really enjoys getting mail each month.  He is a big science buff and this is right up his alley.


title: Great Ideas

text: I'm big on DIY projects and this has some great ideas! Glad I ordered it and even better to get it at a better price than in stores.


title: A must

text: As a Southerner, this has always been something in my house. It was even better to get it for a better price.


title: One of the best magazines I have ever read!

text: When I subscribed to  Midwest Living, I had never seen an issue.  I grew up in Iowa, have lived in NJ for 40 years, but plan to retire back to Iowa, so I thought I'd get in touch with the Midwest again.  I was amazed at what a treasure this magazine is.  It is excellently written, beautifully photographed, continually provides interesting articles and ideas, and I look forward to every issue. I've started a list of things I want to do and places I want to go in the Midwest when I retire, and most of the items are ideas I've found in this magazine. I've already put in an automatic reorder with Amazon so my subscription won't lapse.


title: It’s fantastic

text: I completely live this magazine. It paysgot itself I time saving tips alone


title: Not really impressed

text: I got the magazine when I thought it would never get here. I got the free scarf but never got the other two booklets. Not really that impressed.


title: This is a great weekly magazine!

text: Great Magazine!


title: G

text: Great magazine


title: Great For Teens

text: My teen enjoys this magazine for the fashion trends and beauty tips. It seems they are slowly getting off the 'skinny girl' bandwagon, which I appreciate. Healthy role models (mentally, physically, spiritually, socially, etc.) are of far greater value for my family.

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title: Fun puzzle magazine

text: Gift for sister. She loves this magazine. She starts a puzzle as soon as it arrives.


title: Not worth

text: Lots of adds and not much content.


title: Great Magazine

text: If you love to cook and love The Food Network this is a great magazine. Beautiful pictures in an easy to follow format.


title: I Love To Cook

text: This magazine is has great recipes and ideas. The best part about it is the production is fantastic. Nice big pages of quality paper. Beautiful photography. I love magazines. I love to hold them and rip articles and recipes out to save. It’s a shame what is happening in the publication business. I don’t get how anyone can look at a magazine on a tablet.


title: Good msg

text: Good info


title: Good mag

text: Good mag


title: 90% Ads

text: I was very excited to have a magazine to read to better my handyman skills, but after getting 2 magazines I found 90% of the magazines ads and then one project to fo on a home.  I will not be renewing.


title: Great magazine for kids

text: A very nice magazine for kids. Full of learning in a very kid-friendly way. Each issue of the magazine brings some new interesting topics and keep the kids hooked. Good and light reading for adults too.


title: Best value

text: Great magazine. Excellent price


title: Five Stars

text: The kids love it!


title: nice old school home magazine

text: special subscription price made this an excellent value


title: Slow to arrive but excellent magazine content!

text: It took a while to be delivered but my son really loves this magazine.  He read the first issue multiple times already and it led to some good father/son discussions.


title: Five Stars

text: Great gift for my husband, Arrived earlier than expected.


title: Dont subscribe unless you dont want every issue

text: I never get my issues and HGTV mag has the WORST customer service ever.


title: HGTV Mag

text: I have always loved this show and now I have this magazine to ready through whenever I need to back check any ideas. LOVE IT


title: Great

text: Always a wonderful read. Fantastic pictures and you learn something new every time you open it up. Everyone should subscribe at least once then they would be hooked too.


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes!


title: Great!

text: I love this magazine! Full of sunshine, positive messages & happiness! Interesting recipes, gift ideas, and more!


title: One of my sisters favorite magazines!

text: I hope they never stop making this magazine because it has helped my sister a lot! She has a lot of questions and problems that she can find in Seventeen to relate to and get help with. I love the advice they provide and the positive message for girls they send. Another great thing is you cannot beat the price!


title: Good reading with a bot of nostalgia

text: Have been reading this since I was a child  . My parents enjoy getting it .


title: Pastel Journal great for pastellists and all artists

text: Love this magazine - gives me lots of ideas and I learn something new all the time!


title: The best

text: The best hunting magazine published! Good magazine for all deer hunters.


title: Its a good read

text: Like it


title: They should call it Southern Advertisements

text: When people said ‘it’s so full of ads’ I shrugged it off, but holy crap. When did this magazine go so far downhill?! In the first 70 pages, 50 are ads. There’s still a few good recipes but overall, so much garbage, fluff, and ADS galore.


title: Was OK years ago but now just garbage

text: I tried again this a while ago and was just disappointed this time around.  So I promptly canceled but they keep sending me invoices (and even worse, more magazines).  Unfortunately, I got on their subscription merry-go-round directly through the publisher and not through Amazon. Their website doesn't give an email address or chat option to contact them - just (not surprisingly) an old fashioned regular mail address.  The magazines are not worth wasting my time on so they go straight in the trash.  Thankfully, they come just every other month, and not monthly like they used to.


title: Outdated and Now an Overall Poor Value

text: Used to love this many years ago when I was 12 years old.  Times have changed, but this magazine hasn't - format is a relic from the past.  "How-to" articles read like they've been hastily copied from a quick internet search by someone who has no practical experience, and the information is often wrong or even dangerous.  Product comparisons seem to be more like sponsored ads than meaningful unbiased reviews.  Quality has really tanked recently, and I'm now embarrassed to admit that I had once been a subscriber.


title: All American book

text: I have always loved readers digest. I love the jokes and short stories.


title: Great magazine

text: I have always enjoyed reading southern living.


title: Auto Renewal

text: Be careful with auto-renewal option. Just received auto-renewal for 1 year at the rate of $29.95 !  NOT a good deal on 2nd year.


title: Very well written articles.

text: I enjoyed reading each weeks issue but generally read mostly online.


title: LOVE the Magazine, but not the retailer!

text: I love this magazine.  Exactly like her wonderful cookbooks.  I gave this review 3 stars because they sent me a 2018 Pre-Thanksgiving edition.  I'm NOT happy!!!


title: Still great

text: These have been a staple in our house since I had kids.<br />They’re still great. Hidden pictures being my personal favorite.


title: Great for kids

text: My grandson absolutely loves this.


title: No more insight than what you find on TV

text: I have been reading bloomberg & forbes and I wanted something directed more at my personal life and financial situation.  I thouhgt I would give money a try.  Titles of the articles sounded good but their content was lanking.  No depth and little real analysis.  I will keep looking.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: Great magazine

text: Very informative


title: Fun

text: Got this for my almost 9 year old as a Valentine gift. He really likes reading it and especially likes the pages of sports trading cards in each issue.


title: Great Magazine

text: NG is a great magazine and has very interesting articles.<br />Also the first issue arrived earlier than I expected. So gr8 service from amazon at a very good price.


title: Good magazine for a homemakers

text: Real Simple is always filled with Good ideas and articles.


title: Must read

text: If you like HGTV, you'll like this. Great ideas.


title: Must read

text: Love this magazine, it's great for ideas and what's the best products


title: No better publication

text: This is the best damn publication on earth if you don't subscribe to it wild wolves will eat your children during the night!


title: Grest

text: Love this magazine.  Been subscriber for years. Only negative is the increase in ads.


title: Terrific magazine with informational articles

text: Love Dr. Oz! Love the Magazine!


title: Magazine is Great But

text: Great magazine but beware customer support is far lacking. They are in the process of changing customer support contractors. If you don't have issues that require help you will be ok.  I speak from experience.


title: Fortune is a good magazine

text: The purchase was easy. I am looking forward to getting my first copy. I've always read Fortune, it and Forbes are my source for Business news.


title: One Star

text: Horrible publication. You should  be ashamed.


title: Four Stars

text: Never received the free clutch but still a good deal.


title: canceled

text: I can not say, because I canceled this magazine way back...so no opinion...


title: Enjoy reading the magazine

text: Enjoy reading the magazine


title: Great Mag. My wife and I love it

text: Great Mag.  My wife and I love it.  Many great articles and packed with health information.


title: Very nice magazine

text: Absolutely stunning photos with very informative articles.


title: It's been discontinued

text: I enjoyed it while it lasted, but is not more


title: Inappropriate for younger teens

text:
WoW!  I couldn't believe what I read in the latest addition (Jan 2013) of Girls Life Magazine!!!  & this magazine is supposed to be geared for children 10-14?  NO WAY!  It goes to show that it is SUPER important to read the magazines your kids get before they do, even if they seem to be innocent enough!

Here is an example: one of the questions from the above magazine in the Dear Carol section...  "Very Personal Question":  'I am your average 16-year-old girl who loves to have fun.  I need your help and it's rather awkward.  When I lost my virginity last summer, I got pregnant and had an abortion.  I'm not on the pill yet and I know I should be.  This guy who is just a year older than me wants to do it sometime.  He's not a bad guy, but even though he goes to my school, he never really talks to me.  But the thing I need help with is that I don't know whether to "shave" down there or not.  I don't want to ask my doctor or parents or even my BFF."

REALLY!!!  They published THIS question!?!  The girl is obviously bragging about what happened to her, because her actual question has nothing to do with sex, pregnancy, abortion, the pill or a guy that wants to "do it" with her who obviously doesn't care about her!!!  It's about SHAVING her privates.  Good Lord!  I don't care how they answer the question, it is ridiculous to publish that!


title: H A D A S S A H...........I N T E R N A T I O N A L....????????

text:
This magazine is beautifully printed and illustrated.  The print is
large and easy to read.  ( Years ago, it was a large-tabloid size,
news-print affair....but, thank goodness, it has become more stream-
lined, and....even if there is less info in it, at least it is of
a paper type more ameniable to people reading and keeping it! )

The articles have toned down as well...they are now more centrist, and
some articles even have an Arab perspective or two, a sympathetic
and Humanistic view.  This is all to the good...as the stridency of
years past was something very difficult for me to read.

However....HADASSAH officially calls itself: "HADASSAH INTERNATIONAL"
-- or at least it does in its excellent "YOUTUBE" videos...  I always expected at least half the material to  be on what Jewish people -- and particularly,
Jewish women -- were doing around the world.  But no...it is all slanted
to Israel, and what the people THERE are doing.  Once in a while, a
four-to-eight page supplement, "THE AMERICAN SCENE", is added, (at least in the American edition....I can only hope other countries at least have supplements entitled: "The Canadian Scene", "The Canadian Scene", etc., as
well -- but even this is not what I had always expected....quite the
reverse!)  If HADASSAH, INTERNATIONAL is indeed an INTERNATIONAL Jewish organization and magazine....shouldn't
at least half of every issue be devoted to what Jewish women, WORLD-WIDE,
are doing?

In one issue, years ago, it was stated that "being Jewish, and FEELING
Jewish are two different things."  I guess they were right in this.
Somehow, though born Jewish, I have never really FELT Jewish.  I have
always felt simply HUMAN, like the rest of Humanity.  To me, ethnic
differences pale beside the great simularities that make EVERYONE
A HUMAN Being.  Perhaps HADASSAH Magazine would gain a wider reader-
ship -- of both Jews and Gentiles -- if they were to concentrate on
SIMULARITIES between Jews and others, and not the differences.  In
dping so, HADASSAH could go a long way in fighting anti-semitism...
because it's real hard to hate people who are more similar than
differnt from you.

HADASSAH Magazine has come a long way from the xenophobic, almost
paranoid publication it was twenty years ago.  I can only hope it
will continue -- by showing more articles on WORLDWIDE Jewish life,
-- and so reflect, more correctly, upon the name, 'HADASSAH, INTERNATIONAL", and also maybe even have a few articles on world-wide
Christian, Moslem, Buddist, and Humanist life.  My rabbi
taught us that all people are equal under ONE God.  Only God is different.
And we are ALL His equally-beautiful creations!  This Humanistic side of
Judaism should be emphasized, I feel...in HADASSAH Magazine, and elsewhere.  It can only serve to make everyone feel more comfortable with each other, world-wide!


title: been around for 50 years and still great for children

text: has all the things a young child is interested in


I've been getting EW forever. I don't know all the names now but I still enjoy it.


title: Los Angeles Magazine, political propaganda, boring ugly photos, cancelled subscription zero content

text: It was once an perfectly OK and cool magazine, forget it, cancelled subscription, this magazine is dead. Even the ads are unappealing, granted it must be hard for LA magazine to find advertisers, who'd want to be seen in this complete blurb.


title: Waste of money, poor styles, bad photography, only received 2 magazines cancel my subscription

text: The decor photos reflect really bad taste, are unappealing, maybe trying too hard to be cool or unusual, missing it altogether: zero sense of style, poorly selected ads, displayed with no cohesion with the contents, the writers and photographers seem unqualified, amateurish, they do not understand art, or value, they display weird items, as if they'd be of interest, complete waste of time, cancelling my subscription


title: A horror show

text:
Game over, will not renew my yearly subscription
1. Only received one out of 3 monthly magazines
2. The worst badly written uninteresting articles
3. No appeal, but a lot of socialistic propaganda telling me what is ok to think, or not ok
4. The ugliest models in the history of mankind
5. Poor photography
6. Even the ads are hard to look at
Good luck! Not for me


title: One Star

text: I didn't realize I signed up for this and now I'm not getting my hard copy which I prefer.


title: One of the best magazines of our time.

text: One of the best magazines of our time.


title: Well Worth Subscription

text: I would pick up a copy of  Success at the bookstore and share the insights with my co - workers then I found myself listening to the CD that comes with each issue so much I decided to just subscribe.  This is the only magazine subscription that I still have.  I discontinued  all my other subscriptions to all the other magazines because most of the other magazine info was obsolete compared to an internet search.  Success magazine is different.  Success focus is on traits, strategies, and ideas.  If you have never read success before and you want to discover a whole new world of opportunity and insight pick this up.  If your like  me your always looking for an edge and this magazine has so many edges it defies geometry.  If you are on the go and "don't read a lot"  The Cd that comes in each issue has 3 to four interviews with "successful" people this is where I learned about Tony Hsieh, John. C. Maxwell, and Jim Rohn and if you don't know any of those guys google them and see if they are people you wouldn't mind learning from.  Hope This Helps.


title: Appalling service

text:
When I subscribed to this publication I received an e-mail saying that they couldn't give me my user-name yet because of "computer problems". So they gave me a temporary user name (HBROCT) and password. Now a week later I can't get in, and customer service is demanding that I re-subscribe for a more expensive "upgrade".  What a crock!

I can do without the hassle, and they can do without my $$ apparently.

You would think that the people that run this org would be way above this kind of cr#p. TWO days for a response? WTH?

I hope others enjoy the subscription they wanted, and that they never have to deal with this places' "customer service".


title: A liberal's dream.

text: This "news" magazine is more leftist than Newsweak and Time combined.  So anti-Republican and ant-Trump.  Subscribed for a year - and wish I could get my money back.  Hate it.


title: This is one great audio magazine

text: Stereophile has been around as long as any magazine covering audio equipment for those who love music and have discerning ears.  It is also some bargain; the semiannual recommended components feature alone is worth the price of admission. One caveat, Stereophile's bread and butter is equipment reviews and prices range from affordable to over the top. So, if you aren't offended by an occasional review of say a $15,000 amplifier, then you will be okay. To balance things out, more affordable equipment is featured too for those of us who don't want to spend too much for great sound. This magazine will help you get the most bang for your buck with your equipment purchases, so what's not to like about that. I enjoy reading it just to keep current with this great hobby. Stereophile has very knowledgable writers of high integrity. And, the editor John Atkinson is the greatest.