title: Nintendo Power magazine

text: Nintendo Power magazine is a great read for fans of Nintendo and/or video games alike. With solid reviews, exciting previews and articles on everything Nintendo, it makes a great reliable source for information and entertainment for anyone who enjoys Nintendo products.


title: Great Inspiration

text: I love Bon Apetit, because it inspires me to get creative in the kitchen, and offers a humanistic insight into food culture.


title: What, me worry?

text: I got MAD as a gift from my daughter. She’s a one year old but I know she wants me to have it. She’s so sweet! She says Alfred E. Neuman reminds her of me.


title: disappointed

text: I still have not received this item and am very disappointed about that.  It has been almost 2 months.


title: One Star

text: What the hell is this little girls magazine doing in the suggested gifts for fathers day????


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love HGTV magizine


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE IT!!!!!!


title: The low rating is because it seems like every month I either have to email because the ...

text: I got this for my mom as a birthday gift.  She loves the True Confessions has nothing against the stories.  The low rating is because it seems like every month I either have to email because the magazine never came or she got the same copy as the previous months.  I will highly unlikely renew her subscription to the magazine for her birthdays next year.  I feel like  a jerk because this was her birthday gift and instead it is just a hassle every month.


title: Four Stars

text: Very clean and sweet.


title: outdoor photos

text: I'm glad I ordered the magazine,I think I'm going to learn alot from it.  The best kind of pictures I like to take are ones outside.  Thanks.


title: The Artist's Magazine

text: I was really suprised that the magazine came so fast.  I really enjoy reading it, and it was about $40.00 off what it usually is.  I quit  getting it years ago because it was so expensive.  I feel like I got a good deal.


title: Auto renewal?

text: I bought this as a gift and was not aware of the auto renewal.  I found out when i was asked to review the product.  I'm sure the mag is great but I didn't want to make a lifetime gift.  This feature should be better stated.


title: Should be called "Advertisements for Kids" ...  where is the Geography?

text: I ordered this magazine for my son expecting the same level of quality articles as National Geographic Magazine has but, written at a kids level. After seeing two issues full of advertisements pushing things like: junk food, Video Games and Movies and even a review of video games, I am cancelling the subscription. This magazine is very disappointing and not at all up to expectations. All parents should cancel and send a message to the owners of this junk magazine that is doing nothing more than pushing advertising on our kids. Stick to a high quality magazine like National Wildlife's Ranger Rick.


title: OK but not great

text: I find this magazine hit or miss.  Some months there are helpful and interesting articles other months nothing much at all.  There are too many advertisements and reviews of products and vessels but then is is probably what brings in the cash, right.


Just received my May-June Seventeen Magazine. Have to say I’m unimpressed and feel like I’ve been staring into a lightbulb repeatedly!!!!! What’s with the need to wear 3D glasses just to make out the pictures????? Not worth the money, not interested in something I can’t even see.


title: Only revived 2 or 3 issues and haven't gotten any ...

text: Only revived 2 or 3 issues and haven't gotten any more in months! And I order this in November 2016


title: ... was sent it on time and the magazines were good.

text: I was sent it on time and the magazines were good.


title: My Favorite

text: This magazine has always been one of my favorites. I love how Seveenteen is real and doesn't try to censor articles for the sake of parents. Tweens and teens need to know about the subjects in here. I mean some of the articles talk about having safe sex. It saves parents the trouble of having to give them that awkward "talk." This magazine is not for kids who's parents live in a fantasy world and keep them sheltered from reality. If you have a brain, you will let your tween or teen read this. The fashion section always consist of amazing outfits along with where you can get them the cheapest. The health section always helps promote being self-confident and being happy with your body. The advice section is always so realistic and even includes advice from real teens. The interviews conducted with the celebrities always have a lot of info and great questions are asked. I absolute love this magazine and will order this for my tween girl when the time arrives.


title: Not a fan

text: Way too many ads and most articles read like they are for a thirty year old dating woman not a teenage girl.


title: great for any true equestrian

text: horse illustrated has come a long way. it used to be mostly English based which i do ride but Ive been dabbling in western too and it has sections in every issue for western riders. this is wonderfull for any true equestrian. love when i get my mail and its their!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the Pioneer Woman and her family, now I can have it in print.


title: Five Stars

text: Always interesting information found inside!


title: Love this magazine

text: I look forward to each issue!


title: It won't work if you are outside US (Digital Version)

text: I'm a huge fan of Vogue, so I was excited to see this great offer.  I placed my order, and although I knew that it would take a while to get the print version, I was stoked to get the digital version through my kindle app.  Well... I didn't.  At first I thought it was because I was on an Android tab, instead of a Kindle Fire or an Ipad.  But I tried on my Ipad account, and it's not showing there as well.  When you search for Vogue Magazine, you get all the other magazines, from Elle to Cosmopolitan, but no Vogue. Of course after placing the order I noticed that indeed you might not be able to get the digital version if you are outside US.  So I tried cancelling the membership, just moments after placing the order as I'm not getting the digital version. Guess what, I couldn't (I got an customary generic emal from Amazon saying technically you are out of luck, even though we will take 8 weeks to deliver the first magazine). This is why I'm giving it a one star, partly because if you are not able to get the whole deal, why should I stick to a purchase I don't want (and that it's going to take so long to fulfill) and second, shame on you Vogue for not being available outside US (tsk, tsk when you can get even gossip magazines and not Vogue). So beware if you are outside US because this might not work for you, and you won't be able to cancel nor get a refund back. :(


title: Good monthly reading

text:
One of the few firearms magazines that hasn't completely sold out to the advertisers.  Too many gun rags have writer who have never met a gun they didn't like, but no so with SWAT, who will call a spade a spade when needed.  The contributors list reads like a who's-who of relevant trainers and authors in the firearms and self-defense community.  Pat Rogers, Scott Reitz, James Yeager, Ron Hood, even the often irritating but always though provoking Stewart Rhodes, they're all there.

My only complaint is the continued presence of Leroy Thompson, a distinguished professional who unfortunately hasn't written a coherent article in at least several years.


title: over all nice mag

text: "Cruise Travel" is a magazine about cruising, and is generally informative and interesting. Though it seems to mainly pertain to an older reading audience and the photos are not always as interesting or as amazing as the other main cruise travel magazine "Porthole" I am generally pleased with the content of the magazine.


title: Cruisin' IS the ONLY way to travel!!

text: After 5 cruises in four years, I can say that this magazine is very informative. It's user friendly, the articles are entertaining and educational, and the pictures are glorious. Lots of ads, all pertinent to discounted cruises. A new ship is reviewed each issue and and readers are encouraged to critique ships they've sailed. Every so often the magazine runs an article detailing the histories of many ships now gone from service or sailing under different flags/names. For those of us who have discovered cruising to be the best value for our vacation dollar, this magazine is perfect. For those of you not quite sure, this may be just what you need to begin a long-remembered vacation. Dare to dream!


title: A very informative magazine for the novitiate and the knowledgeable.

text: My partner and I led a small group on a cruise (my first; he's a travel agent.) We had subscribed to Cruise Travel for several years and I had always enjoyed looking them over, and then getting to see the ships either in port or getting to do a travel agent tour. On our cruise, unknown to us at the time, were reviewers from Cruise Travel, so we had a nice surprise with the next issue when we got home. They were very thorough and honest and the accompanying pictures were great. I highly recommend the magazine both for an informative review in words and pictures of cruise ships and the ports they visit.


title: Highly Recommended

text: I am the editor of a cruise vacation website ( [...] ) and our staff uses this magazine to stay up to date on everything happening in the cruise industry.  Highly recommend this magazine :)


title: Ship of fools

text:
Ingvar Viking Cruise Ship was the worst travel experience I have ever had.  I have been on other river cruises so I do have some experience to compare.
I traveled with a friend on the Volga River from Moscow to St. Petersburg having 2 extra nights at the Angelterre Hotel in St. Petersburg.  No soap in the rooms by the way or shampoo.  Without those two extra days I would not have seen much.
The ship was older than old and even though it was "renovated" it was still difficult for elderly people.
The food was DISGUSTING.  Everyday the same food but the buffet was in a different order.  They served warm yogurt (not edible) and steak which had to be returned as well as old fish!! Only thing good was the ice cream for dessert every night.  Even had to send back the wine one night.
The audio devices never worked for me.  The recorded lectures on the ship did not come through in my cabin - they offered nothing on the ship while sailing from one port to the other.
We had minimum time in St. Petersburg for the Hermitage Museum.  The tour guide walked fast and the
crowds were enormous and difficult to follow her.
The tour director on the ship had little experience and was as frustrated as I was about this whole experience.
The rain was pouring down in Moscow and the tour guide kept the last umbrella for herself while my
girlfriend and I were soaked.  She mentioned that we should not have gone into the St. Basel church
in Red Square because there would be better churches along the way.... we wanted to stay dry.  The
rain was like sheets.
No snacks on the ship.... no amenities.  It was a very very horrible experience.  I would not recommend Viking to anyone.  Even if it does not cost a thing.
A very expensive trip and nothing in return.  The first time I ever wanted a trip to end!!


title: The Home Theater Authority

text: Great mag , very much satisfied that I finally renewed my old subscription . If you're into chest thumpin bass , soft dome tweeters , radial tweeters and all the rest of the good sounding gear then this is the mag for you.


title: Daughter loves it!

text: Daughter Loves it! She loves all the posters. I wish it had not sent the Dec, issue in Jan. though. She already had that one.


title: Truthful and informative.

text: Best magazine I have read. It takes both Republicans and Democrats to task. Issues you won't find in MSM. Bravo!


title: DO NOT BUY THIS! ITS A RIP OFFF

text: TERRIBLE TERRIBLE TERRIBLE


title: Specific gardening information

text: [[ASIN:B00006KEIM Florida Gardening]] This magazine is specifically for Florida's unique gardening conditions, especially from Sarasota south. It's geared more toward tropical/semi-tropical plants and is invaluable for gardeners new to the southern part of the state. Pictures are gorgeous.


title: Three Stars

text: Thought it was a magazine it's more like a monthly flyer


title: A Must Have!!

text: This is the most informative dog journel that I have ever purchased. It is a must have for any dog owner.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine at a great cost through Amazon.


title: Idont get but one magazine

text: Idont get but one magazine


title: Woodcarving Magazine

text: Just received my first copy. Quite pleased with the quality of magazine. Plus it’s jam packed with information! I highly recommend it.


title: Don’t buy on Amazon

text: Do not purchase through Amazon. Go directly to Highlights. We purchased this subscription for my infant and now that’s he’s a toddler we wanted to upgrade him to High Five. Well, after talking to the company, they cannot do that via and Amazon subscribed service, and Amazon basically won’t cancel your membership. I have called twice to cancel and both times been told it was cancelled, however I am still receiving this subscription and being charged for it. Amazon has been pretty in-helpful resolving the issue. Despite going down an extensive rabbit hole speaking to all sorts of people who supposedly could take care of this. Great magazine, just not thru Amazon.


title: Five Stars

text: Great patterns and clear directions.


title: Trouble renewing

text: We have subscribed to this magazine for many years, and intend to for many more.  However, when I tried to renew it from the Amazon site, it only gave me 22 months instead of the 24 the offer was for.  My original renewal date was for November, 2020.  The renewal date is September, 2022.  I tried to fix this problem using the app., but got the same results each time.  I know I was asking for a renewal, not a new subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Great  magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I have been enjoying for years.


title: Five Stars

text: The most comprehensive equine magazine I have read.


title: not happy with auto renewal

text: Auto renewal is a problem. You can't get the magazine stopped, nor can you stop the auto renewal without going through many many steps. Don't recommend it at all.


Got this for my Mom and can't wait to see the look on her face! I grew up reading this Magazine and the back page with Baxter black was always my favorite!!!


title: It's the best well written and edited and illustrated a magazine that ...

text: It's the best well written and edited and illustrated magazine that is published about the western horse world or even other horse worlds, for that matter.


title: Where to go for good taste and good health ideas

text: This magazine is well-known for its excellent features, but what is even better is the many and varied recipes in each issue.  There is always something that will appeal to just about any reader that is interested in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.


title: People magazine

text: I purchased a subscription to People magazine as a gift for my daughter. She has enjoyed receiving her copy in the mail every week.


title: Inspiring!

text: Always inspired by this edition.


title: Five Stars

text: The best all-around publication for the educated hunter, fisherman, or outdoorsman.


title: From a fan in the States...

text:
Great magazine with great writers- excedingly interesting...and certainly not just for Canadians. The Walrus and The Beaver (a history mag), both Canadian, are 2 of my favorite magazines of all time and are never tossed. I come back to them again and again. If you are "curious about the world", you will absolutely enjoy the varying styles of writing on a broad range of topics. Its kinda like The New Yorker + New York + New York Times Magazine + Smithsonian Magazine - all the dreck and ads = The Walrus.

I encourage more U.S. folk to try it out and see if you don't enjoy it just as much.


title: Fans MUST get the book!!!'n

text: For all you Seinfeld fans out there, this is a really fun read!


title: Five Stars

text: Love reading this.  Very informative.


title: Xccdbcd

text: It’s great


title: PETA Advertising

text: Any magazine aimed at girls age 10 to 15 that accepts advertising from radical special interest groups that lure children with contests for prizes to a propaganda laced wesite is wrong.


title: Christmas Issue in March???!!!

text: I love the magaze but I rec'd my first one in March and it was the CHRISTMAS ISSUE!!!  Who wants that in March???  I have rec'd 3 issues and I guess that is it.  So I was VERY DISSAPOINTED in the timing of the issues rec'd.


title: Quite a refreshingly different Sunday

text:
In the face of many Sunday papers across Great Britain as cater to the hoi polloi tending to overdo it on the sleaze and the sensational, The Sunday Post (which prides itself as being Scots through and through) is a refreshing change of pace.
Especially considering its deemphasis on sex and sleaze in favour of the readably entertaining, in some cases being rather practical for once.
As Oor Wullie would say, "help m'boab!"


title: Waste of money and time

text: If I could give "no stars", I would. What a disappointment! This magazine is full of poor diet and nutrition advice based wholly on pseudoscience. I've decided to follow one advice though: Revolutionary Act 2 -- buck trends -- and I'm throwing this rubbish in the burn pile where it belongs.


title: Only received one issue (not 4) since January.

text: We ordered this in January as a gift for our daughter. We received one issue initially, which my daughter enjoyed, but nothing since. The subscription was to include 4 issues. I’ve never gotten a response to my inquiries and have given up.<br />We are disappointed and do not plan to renew not so we recommend.


title: I do notGet this

text: Have received only 2 so far.  Where are my Elle magazines?  This is a rip off


title: Hurry it up

text: This is tsking way to long order it in April


title: Never Got a SINGLE Issue.

text: I never got a single issue with my subscription through amazon.  I tried for months to get it figured out.  Amazon blamed Elle, Elle blamed the post office, the post office had everything right, and ultimately I threw away the cost of my subscription without anything gained.


title: Did not recuive not one number so far....

text: Very hard to say anything as nothing was delivered as of yet.<br />Mabye it can be double checked,not sure if it will come on kindel or it will be delviered to adress given.


title: Fashions

text: It keeps you aware of what fashions that are in style.


title: I don't buy fashion magazines for leftist politics

text: Elle always had the most beautiful photos- it's heyday was really in the 80's. Like most magazines now, our escapism into beauty and the artistry of fashion comes with a big dose of lecture-y post modern neo leftist politics. No thanks. Leave the tiresome brainwashing to the news outlets and stick to fashion.


title: Highly recommend

text: I enjoyed receiving this magazine very much. Always nice to stay current on what is in style. 💋


title: I have not received my Vanity Fair yet!

text: I can't believe it's taking so long. Will I get the May and June issue? Paid for it the first part of May. Hmmmm still waiting!<br />I used to take it and love the magazine but darn when will it get here?


Yes digital machinist met my expectations.


title: Vietnam is over ; The Beatles broke up ( Forgive us Yoko ) ; Disco Died !  And Hip-Hop has

text:
Hey America , the world has been through some pretty heavy stuff ! After 40 years ' ROLLING STONE ' has managed to stay in the groove . We survived Nixon , Bill & Monica , the loss of so many Great artists ! And we elected a Black man for PRESIDENT !!!
  The world is a scarey place , but at least I can be entertained bby ROLLING STONE ! Oh and p.s. ( I didn't vote for a Democrate ) But I do Pray for those in office .
  I love ROLLING STONE back then & now !


title: This mag really sold out.

text: I thought there would be more rock to Rolling Stone...now there's only pop rock and it's very mundane. Definitely not a rebellious magazine anymore.


title: Interesting music magazine, but they shouldn't be calling anyone else idiots..

text: I've been familiar with Rolling Stone magazine for decades, and in the past have been introduced to interesting new music through their reviews.  So when the opportunity came up in a promotional special to subscribe again for $1, I decided to do it.  Unfortunately, $1 for a subscription is about what it's worth.  The problem has always been their hard-left political slant, of course, but in this modern era, and with their current focus on man-made global warming, (an always-questionable theory of "settled science," the "settled" part of which has crashed and burned in the past year with the revelation of multiple scandals in the science community), to run a headline that blares "You Idiots" at skeptics of man-made global warming seems to me to be infantile bordering on delusional.  If you, like I, love rock music, and if you have a spare buck and get the same deal that I did, then maybe a subscription to Rolling Stone will be worth it to you too.  There is some perverse amusement value to be had, at least, at their unintentional self-caricatures of the world-view of the left. It's ironic that a magazine that originally was "counter-culture" remains so eager to publically embrace, using obnoxiously strident language, the most improbable "settled science" positions of the current establishment.  A fearless advocate for impartial truth, they are not.


title: not worth five dollars looked thru it about 20min and threw in garbage

text: I think this is just like every other magazine ive received lately.  The same ole same old advertisements.  boring!!  boring!!!  boring!  people are just getting tired of the rich and famous put on a pedestal.  we all could be beautiful with makeup and touch ups.  what a joke. sorry i waasted my money.  even if only five dollars.


title: Great Magazine

text: i ordered this magazine by the end of may and a lot of people said that ordering magazines from amazon was not a good service but i received my magazine like around the second week of june and i actually got the june article and the july article. this is a great offer and i subscribed for 2 years. i would recommend it to my friends


title: Five Stars

text: My fiance loves it


title: Rolling Stone Rules

text: If you are a media junkie. This magazine is for you. I do wish they offered a digital version thou. Great reviews in general. They need to show top 40, not just top 10 iTunes. Not all people are Apple Fanboys you know. I also wish they would put address label on back of magazine, and stop ruining the cover. I collect these for my home office and the nasty label is difficult to remove. As far as content a GREAT source of reading entertainment.


title: 2 Months and Still No Magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my daughter going on 2 months now and we still have not received the first issue.  I have sent 2 e-mails to Amazon without any response.  Easier jsut to buy at the drug store.  Amazon has had my money for 2 months now - paid for 2 years in advance - i must be crazy.


title: Marie Claire

text: It's a good magazine, but would be a whole lot better with less advertisements and more written material. It seems as if both Marie Claire and Cosmo care more about making money off publishing advertisements than making the magazine about written articles, like it was intended to be when they first started out. All the advertisements are an eyesore and a dissapointment.


title: Never Again!!!

text: After purchasing this magazine subscription I was advised it wouldn't get delivered till mid - end june (this was a gift for my sister).  I got an email to state it had been cancelled so i contacted amazon, who advised i need to contact the publisher in which i did, only to receive another email from the publisher saying to contact amazon.  The subscription was cancelled before it was meant to start however i did not get a full refund.  After emails back and forward to amazon and the publisher i have given up, but unfortunately will not purchase anything more through amazon because of this incident.


title: Marie Clarie

text: I could not believe the incredible price. $10.00 for a 2-year subscription. That's less than the newstand price for two issues...I just had to get this for my daughter.


title: Fashion, Beauty, Health, News Stories, Articles About Powerful Women, and Celebrities all in one!

text: Marie Claire has to win "Most Improved" for magazines over the past few years.  For a while it seemed as though the magazine wasn't able to keep up with the latest trends or at least wasn't able to portray trends in a way that appealed to its long time readers.  Thankfully, things have turned around!  I have a magazine obsession (about 10 subscriptions or so), and Marie Claire is in my top 3.  If you're looking for a magazine with a focus on fashion and beauty but with a nice mix of articles, then this is the perfect choice!  Also, a subscription is much more cost effective than buying each issue in-store, and it's always so exciting to come home from a long day at work with this little gem in your mailbox.


title: best women's magazine ever!

text: I've had a subscription to Marie Claire for about a year. I've tried out tons of different women's magazines over the past 10 years but this is the first one that I've really loved. It is the perfect balance between beauty, fashion, and enlightening articles. I don't feel like the stories are just trash that has been rehashed year after year like most other young women's magazines. And the topics it covers are really interesting and full of "girl power". They also feature female stars that are respectable rather than the ones that make me totally disappointed in my generation. I've been so impressed by Marie Claire that I've acutally bought subscriptions for my friends. The low subscription price is totally worth it!


title: Great read

text: Marie Claire is a great magazine with much variety. Not only does it include great fashion and beauty ideas, but it includes true stories from around the globe that are so inspiring.


title: Great Fashion Magazine for Me

text: I used to subscribe Cosmopolitan, which I find is more suitable for teenagers. And I am also in the subscription of ELLE. Comparing these two, I prefer M.C., since it puts many real life stories around the world about women in it, and gives you many wise advises not only about fashion, but also about family, career path, relationship and so on. For me, it is a great magazine!


title: Wasn't Impressed

text: Wasn't impressed.  I'm hoping this is a glitch and the following issues will be better


title: I'm way too old...

text: If you are under 30 you will love it.  30-40 find it ok.  At 58, not much of value.  Sorry I bought 2 years of this!  I saw one issue several months ago and liked it, which prompted my purchase.


title: $9 over the counter. Great deal.

text: Great deal


title: Entertaining and informative

text: Yankee magazine has a variety of articles.  They are well written and entertaining.  I even enjoy the ads in the magazine.  Being a New Englander for 66 years I feel like this magazine is directed to me.  Most glad I am subscribing.


title: As a young entrepreneur, I appreciate Home Business Magazine.

text: As a young entrepreneur, I appreciate receiving this magazine in the mail. It's a motivating and affordable read. I've been reading it for two years.


title: Pretentiousness with no substance

text:
Subscribed to this magazine for 1 year hoping to get some good travel insights. Instead I got a magazine that is 80% adds with the remaining pages consisting of vapid stories that are aimed more at demonstrating the edginess of the location/traveler/destination rather than about the culture, people, natural beauty of the location - which is what i thought travel was about.

Stay away, the pictures might look good but their is no substance to accompany it.


title: No Nutrition Action Healthletter for me.

text: This sounds like a excellent magazine, but after reading the negative reviews about subscription and communication problems I decided not to order a subscription.


title: ok

text: I liked the list of foods,but I didn't like the % rating of each item, with the circles and dividing of the circles.  I like to see a number like you did the meats and the nuts.  I keep track of my calories and fats, potassium etc. and I don't want to try to figure it out using a percentage of the RDA.


title: paid for the magazine but never received it.

text: I received a mailing offering Nutrition Action Magazine.  I promply sent out a check for the magazine.  They cashed my check but I received no magazine.  I went online to write to company about unreceived magazine but all sites are subscription sites, no information about who to contact or where to contact about unreceived material. I did not save mailing material that offer came in. It would be nice to receive what I paid for.


title: Nutrition to Good Health.

text: I  prefer the way healthy food is rated according to nutrition to good health. It provides tips to good habits to maintain good health.  I would recommend this magazine to my friends.


title: A Newsletter for the Little Guy

text: Nutrition Action is an excellent source that is willing to to provide accurate and informative information based on science and not corporate PR.  The magazine has on many occasions been at the forefront of informing consumers what is and what is not working.  In example, we've all heard the adage to drink eight cups of water today.  NA found no study to support this claim.  Vegetables ward of cancer? Not necessarily so in most cases NA announced.  Looking for in-depth analysis? Its here.  Looking for a synopsis?  It's here to.  Each article provides a summary, key findings, and the specific actions you can easily use.


title: Address Change

text: Weeks before we moved, I sent in a change of address so my next copy would reach my new home.  It's 5 months later and I haven't seen a copy yet.  I don't get it!!! Now I have to figure out how to contact these people and actually speak with someone regarding my subscription.  This is very frustrating.  I do love the magazine, but they don't seem too organized on their end.


title: Haven't received anything but they cashed the check November 1st

text:
I'd like to tell you all something but I sent my check to them on October 28th they cashed it November 1st and I have yet to see a magazine.........

No Nutritional news but I'm sure I'll need something soon to bring that Blood Pressure down.... LOL
 Well thanks for a forum to complain.


title: Loyal subscriber since 1974

text: According to my economic ability to do so, I have subscribed to this magazine since 1974 without any problems.  Over the years, it has influenced me and my family to eat more vegetables and to be leery of the advertising on food packaging.  I have learned to read ingredient labels and enjoy the latest scientific information about food without the usual bombardment of advertising, as this magazine doesn't accept advertising.  What you get is approximately sixteen pages of articles and news items.  It includes such things as recipes for making healthier sandwiches, which frozen foods are healthier among certain brands, specific brands to avoid based on lack of healthy ingredients, and occasionally recipes.  Some months the main article is totally engrossing; sometimes it is less interesting, but the interesting articles make subscribing worthwhile.


title: Alaskan Salmon

text: we really like the information the health letter supplies. And, being salmon fans, we bought the salmon patties (Alaskan Salmon) from Whole Foods. They were horrible. They had such a strong fishy taste and odor that even a mayo/mustard sauce could not tone them down. We usually buy fresh and also make our own patties with canned salmon. Your Alaskan Salmon is why so many people do not eat salmon, thinking even the fresh will taste so fishy. We are throwing the remaining two away. So disappointed!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Best motorcycle mag ever printed.


title: Magazine review

text: Awesome magazine!!! Thank you very much! My son just loves your magazine and was thrilled when the first issue arrived!


title: Enjoyable

text: My wife loves your product


title: THE ONLY MAGAZINE YOU NEED TO READ

text: Love this magazine. It keeps me up to date with the world(s) of wine--who's making it, who's talking about it, where it is and what to try. I always learn something extra with Kramer and Laube, too. Really, can't live without it.


title: track and field news

text: great magazine to have at all the big meets.great way to meet the athletes they never hesitate to sign. informative


This magazine is no longer in publication.  Its last issue will be March 2017, so it should not be listed as a magazine available for subscription.  The magazine was a lovely magazine and I hate that it has been discontinued, but I wanted to warn anyone who is thinking of subscribing, that it is no longer being published.  Its sister magazine CrossStitcher is still in publication as of this date.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: Yeah, it's not cheap.  But even if you only like the cover design and just stitch that one, you've gotten your money's worth.  This magazine has great patterns for beginners, as well as those who want more intricate projects to complete.  And if you order the magazine from the publisher's site, you can get a 2 year subscription for about $50 less than buying 2 separate yearly subscriptions through here.  :)


title: English Crossstitch Magazine

text: These magazines are the greatest crossstitch magazines. The patterns are easy to follow and have a range of difficulty.


title: Pretty nice mag

text: I subscribe to almost every cross stitch mag available this one is one of the better ones, It has a variety of subject matter and black and white charts. Also has some nice comments. However, there is no what people have stitched section (Like the UK mags have) and very few articles for actual reading


title: Cross stitch ornaments magazine

text: I look forward to the Christmas ornament edition every year, first time purchasing their subscription, looking forward to seeing what they have in them.


title: Decibel Magazine is the sizzle...(Chris Freeman, BoozePig)

text: Ever since we got the first issue of decibel at my work, i've found it to be an informative and entertaining mag that somehow manages to cover a lot of my favorite bands and musical preferences. While I agree with many of their reviews, sometimes i feel as if i've been mislead when i hear what the album actually sounds like (which was the case with the red chord) but it beats revolver, and i see it as the american counterpart to the UK mag terrorizer...so thumbs up.


title: Victoria is a wonderful read.

text: This magazine is a wonderful blend of the old and new sides of Victorian love of life.


title: Elle (1-year auto-renewal)

text: It was a gift for my sister, who prefers other magazines that I have given her instead. She likes Vogue and InStyle


title: Very Disappointing Magazine for Conservatives

text:
Nearly four years ago, I bought a two-year subscription to The Economist. This newspaper-magazine is supposed to be the most serious and highbrow analysis of the previous week's events, aimed specifically at the university-graduate market (unlike the popular weeklies such as Time, Newsweek, etc.) Yet unfortunately, this magazine has proved extremely disappointing to me.

The Economist has a reputation of being a 'kinda' right-wing, but mostly centrist magazine (endorsing Bill Clinton in 92 and 96 but George W. Bush in 2000 rather than a leftish populist like Al Gore, while going back to endorsing John Kerry in 2004) that can be counted on for being very pro-capitalistic no matter what.

The other negative reviewers think this magazine is a 'rightist' magazine purely because The Economist strongly supports a form of globalization: globalization being the great bogey-man of the anti-capitalist left. I am going to show you why The Economist is not only not a conservative magazine, but is essentially a mouthpiece for the morality and economics of the Left. In other words, this magazine is not only leftist according to John-Birchers (not hard), but it is leftist even according the Republican party.

The Economist makes no pretentions of value-neutrality in its reporting (which is good, I don't believe there can be such a thing, so why hide it?) so what you get is very editorialized lead articles, subsection articles (which form the bulk of the magazine), and book reviews; all pervaded with the values of the Economist's reporting staff.

This magazine is quite open about the social and political positions it adopts, unlike say the New York Times and the Washington Post (officially unbiased and neutral, but unofficially the epitome of left-liberal), so you better make sure your values and ideas about your country and society coincide with the staff of the Economist before you invest a penny in a subscription.

As to The Economist's view of moral questions, The Economist is the very embodiment of anti-conservative bias and prejudice. It is extremely secular humanist in its general view of the world; it supports abortion on demand for all nine months of pregnancy as a basic right for women; it supports widespread contraceptive use and population 'control' (euphemism) measures in Asia and Africa; stem-cell research on aborted fetuses and fetuses intentionally grown; it advocates legalized prostitution and the moral indifference of sexual promiscuity; they believe the best way to stop Africa AIDS is to flood Africa with condoms; they insist homosexuality is perfectly natural and normal and possibly morally superior (any deviation from that party-line is homophobia, a word they like to throw around--a lot) and are loudly in favor of the civil recognition of homosexual unions as authentic marriages; they opposes the death penalty for murderers and rapists; endorse easy-divorce laws; defend compulsory taxpayer-financed schooling; Milton Friedman-style school vouchers; show anxiety and enmity towards America's homeschooling phenomena; strongly defends socialist national health care systems(!!!); university educations that are mostly socialist (and that education is a right the state must provide at socialized collective expense); big strong governments (i.e. governments involved with economic central planning); big strong standing militaries and interventionist foreign policies in search of foreign monsters to slay; pro-Iraq War; supra-national governmental agencies like the U.N., N.A.F.T.A. and the International Court of Justice which trump national congresses or parliaments; is a hard-core supporter of religious pluralism and always defends the view that the central tenants of traditional Christianity are absolutely false and the tenants of secular humanism true (which I guess is nice if you are a secular humanist).

'Fundamentalists' in the US (translation: adherents of pre-1920s style Christianity), admittedly an eccentric and varied group, both amuse and scare the writers of the Economist and they are often the subject of editorials in the American section, ones that paint them mercilessly in negative terms. The writers have great difficulty mentioning Christians who haven't gutted their beliefs with theological liberalism without using the word 'zealot' (check for it, 'zealot' and 'Christian' appear together as often as 'conspiracy' and 'theory') and delicately though straight-forwardly hinting that bible-believers are dangerous simpletons who are also bigots. The Economist argues that Fundamentalists dominate the Republican party, to the Republican party's great shame. Does any of this sound very conservative to you?

As to its view of political economy or economics, the staff of the magazine has their good points. They oppose and lampoon outright leftist protectionist boondoggles like France's "industrial champion" policy and Britain's former policy of "picking winners". They dislike erecting tariff-barriers in the face of outsourcing or alleged foreign 'dumping', and are pretty good at mocking various featherbedding rules. The Economist is always a friend to the inescapable logic of Ricardo's theory of comparative advantage; a foe to protectionism of all (i.e. most) stripes and flavours. Great! But unfortunately... the Economist also has a lot of problems with its economic prescriptions.

The magazine has writers on it who demonstrate various economic tendencies: Keynesians, Chicagoites, Historicists, and other positivists. The common thread is statist-economics. Nixon said in the seventies that we're all Keynesians now, and the description continues to aptly fit The Economist. It is solidly neo-classical as opposed to new classical. It is relentlessly in favour of so-called counter-cyclical action by every nation's Central Bank. It views business cycles as an inevitable defect of the capitalist system which has absolutely proven the necessity of the welfare state. It insists monetary policy (inflate the money supply!) and fiscal policy (deficit spending!) are the right recipes for the welfare state to 'smooth out' the bumps of the business cycle, and I guess as Keynes said, "save capitalism from itself." They argue the Great Depression of the 1930s 'proved' the folly of laissez-faire capitalism and the requirement of a "third way" that mixes the alleged best features of socialism with the best features of capitalism while supposedly avoiding the worst of both (a.k.a. the Keynesian "revolution" in economics). They fully reject the gold monetary standard and embrace on principle fractional reserve banking, central banking and fiat money as alone desirable. They are hard-core defenders of the welfare-state, and a large activistic government. The Economist pokes fun at Germany and Japan's moribund economies and sclerotic labour markets, but you know that as Keynesians & Chicagoites all they really want for these two countries is for them to operate more like the U.S.A.'s government, so the criticisms are pretty tame since of course the U.S. government is huge, and keeps on growing.

Prospective conservative subscribers should be growing apprehensive by this point, I hope.

Where once the classical and neo-classical (pre-Keynesian) schools proclaimed the value of laissez-faire and a market free from state intervention, today's mainstream (post-Keynesian/general equilibrium) economists maddeningly find more and more justifications for the state to be getting involved due to all sorts of putative market failures. Unquestionably, the economic and finacial advice this magazine provides is far from what the laissez-faire economists of the classical/early-neoclassical (Smith, Ricardo, Say, Mill, Jevons) and Austrian (Menger, Bohm-Bawerk, Von Mises, Rothbard) schools taught. I find that utterly annoying and grating. While still controversial to suggest it, I think the entire economics profession has shifted to the left over the last century. At any rate: the Economist is squarely mainstream Ivy League statist economic orthodoxy. If you are the sort of person who thinks abolishing the income tax might be a good idea, you are already way, way too far to the right for this magazine, you crazy nut-case.

Something an economics-literate person might ask themselves is do they believe FDR's New Deal shortened or prolonged the Great Depression of the 1930's? If they think shortened, then the Economist might be for them, and it will try to reinforce that belief. But if you are a conservative and suspect the creation of the welfare state might not have been very good, then the Economist will just grate on you, week after week, since it will tell you it was VERY good.

I let my subscription to the Economist expire without renewing. So much for that experiment. Please don't make the same mistake I made in thinking this was a conservative magazine.


title: The Magazine that has it all

text:
Muse runs articles on art, history, science, math and occasionally literature. It's like one of those "full year of curriculum" CD Roms only much more educational, less repetitious and way more fun.  I've been a subscriber since 1998 and I haven't grown out of it yet.
  Muse is an infinite source of odd factoids to impress your friends with, as well as explanations for phenomenons you've always wondered about, or used to take for granted. The range of articles is sure to broaden your interests.
  On the fun side, the comic strip cast of "muses" keep things light and appealing to all ages. I highly recommend Muse, especially to home scholars, as a truly entertaining and educational magazine in a world where both terms are used to lightly.
  I give Muse two thumbs up, five stars, and my undying loyalty.


title: Good for beginners

text:
If you're new to carving & want to get some ideas on where to start, this may be the magazine for you.  Most of the projects (usually one per magazine) are relatively simple w/ decent instructions, firmly set in the "objet d'art" category.  Stuff that makes for interesting gifts that may collect dust on someone's shelves.
If you're looking for information or properties of various types of woods, try an encyclopedia instead ("Encyclopedia of Wood," ISBN: 0816021597 is a good place to start).
If you are looking for events or carving groups in your area, you might want to search online - unless you live in the U.K., where this magazine is produced.
Give it a shot for a year.  You'll probably pick up a tip or 2 and then move on to bigger things.


The magazine is good, when you get an issue. There are too many "double issues", which is a fancy way to avoid publishing an issue each week to save money. I have seen other magazines go this route (example: Golf World) and end up going out of print. Time magazine is going this way also.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: About sports

text: Informative


title: Classic

text: Always enjoy Sports Illustrated!!


title: Five Stars

text: informative


title: LA Fan

text: This is a great magazine.  I received a subscription as a gift and love it.  First of all the covers are gorgeous!  Which of course makes me want to read the magazine immediately. The articles are fantastic too.  Very well written with lots of interesting information.  As a lover of design I would highly recommend this magazine as a source for intellectual and fresh information.


title: Inspiring

text: I love this mag. I agree that it is "all meat". Inside the pages of Luerzers you'll find amazing illustration, design and photography and brilliant conceptual and visual solutions. Great for getting the creative juices flowing.


title: keep up the good

text: look forward to every issue, keep up the good work


title: Five Stars

text: one of the best publications in the business


title: amazons ordering system needs help badly

text:
impossible to say anything positive about my ordering above subs from Amazon. Couldn't change the shipping address from the address used for my billing address no matter how many attempts online and calls to customer service requesting same.
Will never use them again.
 thanks,


title: Five Stars

text: Always up to date on whats going on in the Navy.


title: Subscription arrived much earlier than indicated!

text: Even though it said it may take 6-8 weeks before receiving the first issue, it came two weeks after I ordered it, which was a nice surprise.  I would definitely order other magazine subscriptions through Amazon in the future.


title: havent even seen it yet

text: No real review i still havent aeen this magazine even tho its been almost 3 months. So far ita a waste of money.


title: Magazine

text: Great


title: Like variety, good and useful articles, keeps you fashion conscious

text: This was a good price.  OTC prices are so outrageous.  Magazine will be the 1st to be stolen from the Dentist's office when I finish and then donate it!


title: So beyond over, the laughing stock

text: Brittney, Christina, Puffy/Diddy, Justin, Good Charlotte, Fall Out Boys, Chris Brown, Avril L., Backstreet Boys reunion tour, Pink, Katy Perry.  Can't continue with the list.  It's making me sick.


title: Five Stars

text: enjoy reading


title: Great magazine, no online access

text: LFI is a great magazine to keep up to date on photography, exhibits around the world, and especially Leica products. However, when you order from Amazon, you will not receive a subscriber number and therefore cannot access your issues on the tablet. It would be cheaper to forgo the print edition and just buy the online issues. The pictures also look better on the ipad.


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT BOOK FOR ME


title: Not useful for daily beekeeping issues

text: Tried for a year as a new beekeeper.  Alot of politics and seems like the same authors every month.  Not much for the hobbyist.  Will try American Bee Journal and hope it is more relevant.


title: very informative

text: This magazine was a christmas gift for my father. He said that it is very in depth and informative to the goings on about beekeeping. He enjoys reading this magazine very much, and it is understandable instead of a lot of scientific journal writing that is difficult to read into.I am very pleased that it is not scientific enough that you need to be a doctor to read it and still gets to the heart of the content.


title: Still Waiting

text: My subscription has yet to start. Its been 30 days past when it should have. Says running late? Its a magazine. Either they printing or not. Unsure if i should cancel and order different bee magazine.


title: Gift for my Husband

text: Who is a bee keeper. He loves it and reads every page. Good ideas and product sites. Great for the hobby or new bee keeper.


title: Mag Subscription

text: Very pleased with the magazine subscription and renewal.


title: Higher level of citizen policy competence

text: Seems to offer all relevant views as to national security. Great addition to daily journalism for a feeling of confidence parsing my citizen duties


title: Waste of Time + Money

text: I remember being initially interested in the content only to find that many of the articles lack credible references. The writing is elementary, not leaving much to craft and inspiration. I regret signing up for the automatic renewal and forgot that I was subscribed for so long to this magazine.


title: Contemporary and relatable articles on complex philosophical topics

text: I use the articles in my high school philosophy class and they’re readable and relatable to students


title: Bird Watchers Delight

text: I am an avid bird watcher and do Cornell's Feeder Watch in winter. Read about birds as much as I can.


title: Catalog and boring articles

text: I love fashion!  Reasons why I subscribed to Marie Claire...I don't know that I would really call it a magazine as much as an overpriced catalog. I was very underwhelmed with the fashion. Then I read the articles but really I feel they to fluffy and boring. I think they have underestimated the intelligence of their readers. As of today I cancelled my subscription. I was trying to hold out hope but as I tossed each issue into the recycling bin each month I felt guilty that trees were being cut down for my lack of satisfaction.


title: Three Stars

text: I just rec'd my first issue which was March but this is May!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Usable information/beautiful photos.

text: Am an avid gardener.  Enjoyed the ideas and photos for improving gardens.  Lovely photographs.


title: Information

text: I liked everything thing about this product. It is very informative.


title: Great magazine!

text: I bought this subscription for my mother who loves gardening. She loves it! The features are very informative and the pictures are beautiful. I highly recommend it for gardening enthusiasts.


title: Slot of great info

text: It is very informative about corvettes


title: Not worth the money

text: Someone gave me a free copy. I was so excited and couldn't for the month to start. I was so disappointed. I was looking forward  to encouraging Catholic teaching. Instead I found a missalette pushing a political agenda.


title: Ugly - fast and up-to-date.

text: According to my fast read I could mention that the content is really up-to-date and cutting-edge. But like my previous order from amazon.com it was fast and safe delivered and/or well wrapped. Every page is a charm and should be reproduces online digitally. Great done. AAA+.


title: 3/10 books received

text: I only received 3 out of the 10 issues at once... Still waiting to see if they ever going to mail me the rest...


title: I love it, and can hardly wait for my subscription ...

text: I love it , and can hardly wait for my subscription to begin again. I miss it greatly.


title: My mag

text: Love it


title: bead and button magazinee

text: To date, it is the best bead magazine on the market. Love that directions given for each stitch style are in each issue. Diagrams are easy to understand and product pics are good! Love the ads.


title: It's okay.

text: Too much celebraties. I'm not excited about who was where and when. I should have stuck with Vogue. W is a lot more hollywood conscious.


title: Lots of vacation ideas in each magazine

text: This magazine always gives me lots of vacation idea to also stop and see when visiting different areas of the country


title: Great!!

text: This is a very good magazine about things and a lifestyle near and dear to my heart. Always a great read!


title: Is prescription expired?

text: I moved in August 2019.  Is my prescription up on this magazine.  I no longer receive it.


title: Nice Deal

text: This is a magazine that I have purchased for years, and this option just made it a little easier assuming it does not go up in price.


title: best mag out there

text: RIDE is by far the best motorcycle magazine out there. I look forward to their product reviews each month. Their annual POWER survey of bikes is unique. British, so costly but worth it


title: Great for anyone who wants to read about the good old days

text: I was born much too late to see steam engines in anything but excursion service. That said I love seeing all the pictures and reading about what it was like long before I was born. Being from Chicago I also constantly see pictures of sites I have visited or can recognize. This magazine is a bargain at its price.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Better than Forbes and Fortune!

text:
HBR is the most intelligently written executive-grade business magazine available. Forbes and Fortune would be the next runners up, but way in the distance. It takes a mag directed to people with chief positions and the aspiring chiefs to have an executive summary at the end of every magazine!

If you think the subscription price is nearing outrageous, the cover price is much worse! Barnes 'n' Noble said it was their most expensive standard-size magazine. Despite that, I purchased two issues, I am now going to subscribe. It cost far less than a Harvard MBA, a bunch (perhaps all) of the articles are written by Harvard professors and it is apparent in their writing that they make every word count. It is worth every penny.


title: Four Stars

text: I am a long time subscriber and enjoy lots of their bios of the famous and infamous!


title: Five Stars

text: excelant magazine to support the RC hobby


title: Gift not received as promised

text: I was promised a Lucky Tote with my subscription and instead received a cheap scarf....not cool.


title: How to be a feminist slut

text: That is what the mag should be called. They have some ok articles, the rest are all mostly the same crap you read in all the other young woman magizine with this feminist twist to it. It reminds me of the girl on the movie "Down with Love". It tries to be something new and different, but deep down it's the same magizine that's for all the drunk slutty college aged girls.


title: Love This Magazine!

text: My 6 year old horse-loving daughter adores this magazine! She can read the articles and stories--they are well written and interesting and not too old for her, and she loves the games, quizzes and, of course, the pictures! She likes it so well we are going to get her a subscription of her own, as we have been having trouble finding it in the horse stores. It is wonderful someone makes a great magazine for the younger horse-lovers!


title: Recomended Reading

text: Each issue is Christmas.  I can't wait to open it up and see what is inside.  It takes weeks to get through each issue and I bookmark several selections to buy.  I have read books that happenstance might not have offered. Different genres, authors and interesting titles.  This month I am reading Factory Girls and I am experiencing another world.<br />I have lent my issues to friends and they all end up subscribing.


title: A Plain Good Deal

text: Thrilled to be getting this magazine delivered for so little, even for a short time; and I needed a new scarf!  =)


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: News from a Leftist point of view

text: I received a sample in the mail which was straight, fair news for children. On the basis of the sample, I subscribed. Thankfully, I reviewed the first issue when it arrived, before giving it to my daughter. It felt like a bait-and-switch as the news was definitely presented with a Leftist bias. Will cancel.


title: Brain Food for the Everyday SB Enthusiast

text:
Inc. has accomplished what I believe to be one of the most challenging feats for a modern publication. They have engaged a niche group of enthusiasts without losing anybody in the process. This is an accessible magazine for all entrepreneurs or anyone with a passion to do what they do even better.

The variety of information covered in Inc. allows for an inspiring and informative experience every time I receive my next issue. I have a neat stack of back issues next to my desk. If the March issue isn't entirely relevant to my business today, there is a very good chance that it will be next month.

Buy it. Read it. A+


title: Eh

text: Magazine isn't as good as it used to be. They have definitely increased the amount of ad space they use.


title: I love beer

text: Great magazine  really love brewing my own beer a lot of helpful and interesting articles. I do recommend this magazine. I love beer!


title: Non Rigorous Pap for the Lay Masses

text:
Having recently stumbled upon Brain World, and taking the time to research online reader comments and feedback, I concluded it appeared worthy of my expenditure. Sadly I was wrong.

In the most recent issue (Issue 4 Vol 6 – Summer 2015) Betty Vine's piece on 'How Music Can Boost Your Creativity and More' conveys a rather glaring and easily verifiable error in one of the quotes she attributes to “Drs. Root-Bernstein”.

In the last paragraph on the bottom left hand side of page 21 (in the print version) of her article, she provides a quote attributed to the above 'Drs.' wherein she states, “Einstein explicated this bold idea at length to one scholar of creativity in 1959, telling Max Wertheimer that he never thought in logical symbols or mathematical equations, but in images, feelings and even musical architectures.”. This act of communications would have been somewhat challenging even for Prof. Einstein to achieve as the good gentleman passed away in 1955!

Further, in Aeri Shin's article 'Integrity Recovering our Human Nature: A Conversation with Ilchi Lee' on page 47, first paragraph it states, “Body temperature has an immense impact on your health and happiness... We can say it's only between 96 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit that we can feel in a normal state“. That's an interesting assertion given that a body in homeostasis, i.e. normal body temperature (as any reputable medical text will confirm) is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius)... not, “between 96 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit“.

Why is this an issue, well if you read further on in paragraph three it goes on to state, “If you are mired in an unhealthy emotional state such as worry, anxiety, anger, or sadness, you become depressed and everything becomes irritating. You don't even want to move. Your body temperature drops naturally when you're in this condition.” Given the author's, or rather Mr. Lee's assertion that only at below normal temperatures of “between 96 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit...we can feel in a normal state“, then it follows that we are in a 'normal state' when we are “...mired in an unhealthy emotional state such as worry, anxiety, anger, or sadness...“.

I realize Brain World is a non peer reviewed publication “written for the general reader...“, but I was expecting more editorial rigor and exactitude in its content and presentation.

Winston


title: Decent mag.

text: Good mag covering the corvette. Good info on the vette keeping the reader informed with interesting information.  I would take it again.


title: Five Stars

text: was good but grandson now buys his own


title: It's worth the money

text: This is probably the most expensive magazine I have ever purchased. I just received my first issue and am happy to say, it's worth it. Quality production, really well written stories and not about the advertisers, more about adventure. Happy Trails


title: good magazine bad service (kid review)

text: i got this subscription for 2011 as a gift from my mom it took until i did not get a single magazine until April. and that was after spamming them with complaints. i do not know if the shonen jump main site has better service but it is worth a try. oh and i have received my 11TH issue yet. i love amazon but for this magazine it is the worst(all other magazines come on time though).


title: Five Stars

text: Good info on all sports


title: Silly Battery

text: I love wired. I'm very happy to finally be a subscriber to the magazine. However I didn't give  5 stars because of the portable battery. I understand this is free and didn't expect it to outperform my other portable batteries but this one couldn't even keep my phone charged while my phone sat idle. Other than the paperweight cleverly disguised as a battery I couldn't be happier and plan on being a long time subscriber to wired.


title: Excellent Magazine...Pure Paula!

text: Paula's magazine is wonderful...unlike what one of the reviewers wrote about the recipes being bland. They are all from Paula's cookbooks, new recipes or from her friends.  NONE are bland...they are Pure Paula and all have the wonderful southern flare she is known for.  I have been fortunate enough to meet Paula in person and was at a recent taping of her new t.v. show Paula's Party...this magazine is just another wonderful extention of her many talents!


title: Forget buying a subscription if you're in the US

text: While this magazine is a high quality periodical about military aviation, getting a subscription of this UK magazine to be delivered to a US address was impossible.  I put in a subscription in September 2010, and I never got a single subscription. despite 5 months of waiting.  This is despite three separate, fruitless phone calls to the US vendor handling subscription requests from US residents.  I suggest that you spare yourself the inconvenience and forget the idea of taking a subscription if you are in the US.


title: Was wrong magazine. I wanted the English version! ...

text: Was wrong magazine.  I wanted the English version !<br />NOT WHAT I THOUGHT I WAS ORDERING. Very MISLEADING !


title: MMI - Can't Do Without!!!

text:
Model Military International (MMI) magazine is by far one of the best publications on the open market, when it comes to building military models. This magazine gives the reader a first hand, in depth look, at building your military model.  The magazine offers various periods of history for the model builder to choose from. There are "builds" from WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam, Arab/Israeli Wars, "The Cold War" periods, as well as today's modern conflicts.

Each of the articles submitted, "shows and tells" how the model builder assembled his/her model. The builder explains some of the history involved with their model, sets the tone of the model(diorama setting), and then goes into detail about how and what steps were taken to build that model, using the "kits" supplied parts and/or some of today's "aftermarket" products.
After market products are items that were produced, after a model was released. Examples of this would be Resin parts,Photoetch metal, etc. all used to enhance the look of your model.  The builder then explains (thru written text) to the reader, how they built the base(used to display the model), then a step by step how-to paint, and finally, a how to give that "weathered" look to your finished project.

I have purchased this magazine in my hobby shop, and now I own a subscription. This magazine is a must have for anyone who is interested in military model building.
Michael


title: A fresh and lively voice reporting on Jewish and Israel affairs

text: In a news landscape with fewer and fewer quality independent magazines and newspapers reporting on Jewish life in America and Israel (and elsewhere), Moment stands out as a fresh voice providing vigorous, thoughtful, and lively journalism on topics that matter. Its coverage is broad and its topics both timely and perennial. Recent pieces about women and Jewish life were especially wonderful. Moment's Arts & Culture coverage is superb, and the writing is always crisp and professional. Kudos, too, to Moment for its terrific and thought-provoking cover art and eye-pleasing design. A magazine with a storied history, wonderfully reinvigorated for the current age. Recommended for anyone who wants ears on the ground on Jewish and Israeli life.


title: Support Print

text: One of the last great import magazines.


title: Great Magazine...

text: I love it. Men's health does everything just right. They have some great articles and pretty ingenious ideas at times. But other times I am struggling to get through all of the pages filled with bright orange and blue sweaters and $190 t-shirts. Overall they are doing pretty dang good. I haven't found any other magazines worth reading for a 25 yr old Male. Men's health does the trick for me, with cooking, working out, girls, sports, relationship advice (for both genders), and the other unique article ideas and adventurous stories....They also have a lot of articles with the women's perspective in-mind.....I am starting to think it might be ran by a lot of women because at times it can feel like the whole magazine is geared towards treating women REALLY REALLY well, almost to the point of like spoiling them... Then again this magazine does personify the "ultimate man's lifestyle" with unlimited coin, beautiful women everywhere, and bodies like Greek gods. Overall, great read......


title: Magazine is a time tested one

text: I love the articles on decorating. Very helpful

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title: Don't subscribe

text: A shadow of the magazine it used to be. Definitely not going to renew it. I pretty much give them away the day I receive them in the mail


title: Disappointing

text: This magazine has slipped from what it used to be, definitely not going to renew.


title: Sucks!!!

text:
i would give lower if possible.........try to cancel the auto-renewing subscription

I will try to avoid watching the tv show now


title: Insider is a scam

text: The free trial will not allow you to cancel over the internet, you have to call them and sit on hold for 30 minutes.  Also, they won't release your CC info, so they are charging you even after you've told them not to.


title: ESPN Insider

text: Like others have said, I only got this for the espn insider. It is way cheaper getting it on here instead of paying 40 a year on the espn website. I am not a fan of the magazine itself. It is basically like going to the website and clicking links randomly and reading whatever comes up. The articles are made for people with no attention span. They have changed recently to make the magazine have an overall theme. I am still not a fan personally of it but I am glad they are trying to change from the originally feeling that it is just random articles slammed together in a magazine. The espn insider is the real value. They have exclusive articles everyday and I enjoy the rumor part of the website that is updated a few times a day. It is worth getting if you follow sports on the internet and like having up to date information daily. You need your customer magazine number to log in on the website.


title: this magazine sucks

text: this magazine has issues by not sending out the magazine I have them sent to my cousin that is in prison and he hasn't got them in 5 months and I called them and they said that they will send out more but never did


title: One Star

text: Have only received 3 magazines


title: Great magazine.

text: The the articles about entertainers, clubs and eventA. But even more I love the technique articles, reviews and comparison of different ukus.


title: ITEM NEVER RECEIVED- TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE

text: I ordered this back in January and never received it. They said it was sent back to them (this was after a month of waiting after the date I should have received it). They failed to send me an email saying I would not be receiving this. Customer service now is not doing anything about it, and they want me to pay for ANOTHER subscription in order to receive it. I already paid the bill for this! They will not give me my money back. DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE!!!!!!!!! GET IT FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE OR GET ANOTHER MAGAZINE.


title: Disappointing

text:
This magazine subscription service leaves much to be desired. I have received only 5 magazines - half of the magazines promised. Contacting the seller did very little, just empty promises. The issues I did receive, were over a month old by the time I got them. Also, received two  issues that were damaged; one water logged and the other was very crinkled and scuffed.

I really enjoy this magazine, but the service is a gyp sandwich.


title: Horrorfest

text: Fangora is a blood  and  gore  type  magazine that  keeps  the horror  fans  up to date  with the  lateest  movies  dealing  with  blood and  gore  such as  THE  WEREWOLF, Zombieland, ect. Only  for  Kids  above age  18


title: Waiting Game

text: Waited a long time to get this magazine..well worth the wait!!!


title: low quality

text: Many typos and poor quality photos. Gear reviews are rushed and writing is derivative


title: where is it

text: i have'nt receieved it yet. -my account says it was shipped jan 9 it must be coming by dogsled!  m. carter


title: We like that it addresses more times of the day than ...

text: We ordered this magazine in March of 2017 through Amazon.  It's a very complete guide.  We like that it addresses more times of the day than TV guide and has a good description of movies.  It has been a few days late from time to time which can be a problem.  I have been trying to renew my subscription through Amazon, but it's not working.  Amazon keeps saying I will get a notification when it is time to renew, and claims it expires in April which it doesn't.  It expires this month, March.  There is no auto renewal button either.  Then I tried going to the Channel Guide website to renew there and the customer service link is caught in an infinite loop.  Looks like I won't be getting this magazine anymore, even though I would like to.


title: good

text: This book is very good, I like it very much


title: Dont buy

text: It would puld be nice if it showed up  b4 the end of the month. Totally worthless at the end of the month. What a rip off


title: Three Stars

text: Channel guide has a tendency to arrive late.


title: Great Mazazine

text: I've read the magazine for a number of years and it never disappoints me.  Not only do I get schedules at a moment's notice I can search by by show name, by specials, by sports, almost anyway you could identify what you want to watch.  You get the added bonus of entertainment news.  Get it, it's good.


title: Knowing what is on TV.

text: Thos guide doesnt match up to what's on the. TV stations.


title: Do Not Buy

text: A lack of show times and information makes this a DO NOT BUY! You are able to get as much information from a large city newspaper that comes in this guide and I think they have some nerve calling it a guide!


title: All good

text: Everything was good


title: Way more information than TV Guide!

text: Channel Guide is the best television guide out there!  I use the Channel Guide to plan what I am going to record on my DVR and I like that if I miss the start of a movie I can look in the movie section to find when it will air again.  [[ASIN:B005EI3V40 Channel Guide]]


title: nowhere in sight!!!!!

text: [[ASIN:B00005NIOH National Geographic]]I ordered my magazine months ago!!! Haven't received anything yet and the system does not let me communicate with the seller to get a direct response!!!!! Send me the magazine or give me my money back!!!!!!!! I paid in full for the national geographic kids issue.


title: Great all around learning

text: My daughter loves getting these! They are a great all around learning tool! It’s something fun and different, it encourages learning in a fun way that kids don’t view as “learning”.


title: Awesome!

text: Maclife always has good info and articles; the best mac magazine on the market.  Once I ordered this from amazon, it came within a week!


title: Great MacAzine!!!!

text: My Husband and I are Mac users, starting with our home.  Ever since we bought our Mac for home we will never go back to a PC!  We love Mac so much we have iPods, an ITouch and a iPad.  So this Subscription was a must.  It gives you information about their products that without the MacAzine we would have never known how much our components can do!  Once you get a Mac you won't ever want to go back to any PC ever again.  Now I will be buying the iPhone to add to our family of Mac products.  And this Magazine will give us all the tips and more!  We are very pleased with this Magazine!!!


title: gift

text: this was a gift for my uncle BUT he says it's an awesome magazine. This was an easy way for me to renew his subscription as a Christmas gift.


title: Disk is nice

text: For $10 more you get the 12 demo disks also which is the way I would go.


title: Best deal

text: The price of this subscription is less expensive than other offers I've received in the mail.  They are accurate about timing the magazine so I don't miss any issues and no overlap.


title: Has any one got Subscription dept. contact detail?

text:
I should have read all this review before subscribing this Magazine. I just received this magazine and as other said 50% of the papers are full of commercial advertise. Rest other paper are full of Nick cartoon detail. There is nothing informative in this magazine. If you are person like me who wants your kids to read some informative thing then do not subscribe to this magazine. It is a trap, as they do not print any contact detail of subscription department where you can call and cancel this magazine.

If any one knows please post it I want to call and stop subscription.


title: Eye-epening and thought provoking magazine for those concerned about the US news media

text: I've been a subscriber to FAIR's "Extra!" for one year now. For a news junkie (such as myself), it provides great progressive-driven analysis and criticism of US mainstream media - particularly cable news and major newspapers. They offer a progressive viewpoint, so this of course influences their perspectives on social or economic issues. With this in mind, they do a well-researched job in their critiques, something which CANT be said for the myriad of pundits on TV or right-wing media watch groups such as AIM (Accuracy in Media).


title: A very good information source

text: Fast Company is one of the best business magazines. Now that Business 2.0 is out-of-the-market, since a corporate decission by Time-Warner, Fast Company is probably the best source for creative, up-to-date business trends and insight, specially if you own or work for a micro-small business. Read it, you won't regret it.


title: National Geographic for kids

text: Both of my grandchildren enjoyed the magazine . I can't wait for the next issue to come out .


title: Five Stars

text: Very Nice


title: Good Articles, Poor Customer Service

text: Overall, enjoyed the articles. However, busy, detail orientated professionals may be disappointed that they "auto-renew", and spam your email with products and services. After unsubscribing from all emails, I still received them. After emailing CS directly, and logging in to set email preferences multiple times, the spam kept coming. After calling in and waiting on hold, and talking to a number of CSRs directly, still spam. The website would not work correctly to set desired email preferences. If you value your time, carefully consider whether this subscription is worth it. For an organization aligned with Harvard, I expected more...


title: I want to renew subscription. Did I order a ...

text: I want to renew subscription.  Did I order a two year or one year?  If no longer avail let me know another one with log homes.  Thanks!


title: Popular Woodworking subscription

text: I ordered this magazine subscription the weekend after Thanksgiving for my brother-in-law for a Christmas gift.  When we got together for Christmas, he had already received his first copy.  Great service so far!


title: They already renewed my gift before I could...

text:
I gave this magazine to my friend Michelle's 10 year old son as a birthday gift. Though they have a house, they have so much land in back and they see a lot of Massachusett's nature firsthand.
Plus, it's hard to give a 10 year old boy a gift that's not too expensive, not clothes (oh Auntie Cookie, how wonderful, another sweater)and not violent. Nice to not pay shipping either.
It took awhile for the first issue to arrive, so I stopped asking how he liked it and went on with life. Today, I received a renewal notice and called Michelle to see if he ever got the magazine. She went on about how much he LOVES it and the first time the renewal notice came to Ben (not sure I LIKE THAT duplication)he made sure Mom renewed.
I'm glad I asked. As much as he enjoys the mag, he doesn't need two of them!


title: "Cancel anytime"... but never now

text: The content provided by The Economist was quite good, and I don't think many dispute that. The process for cancelling is insane, though. They make it appear quite easy to do so at the outset, and even bait you into subscribing by stating that you can cancel anytime (which should be the case in 2020). However, you are required to call and speak to a representative about "other options". After trying to cancel, I can confidently say that whatever numbers they promote about how large their readership is, these are inflated by the cumbersome cancellation process... I suspect that many give up and thus remain 'readers' forever.


title: Don't subscribe using this service

text: I love the economist, but this subscription service has been terrible. I signed up three weeks ago, and since then my order has been stuck on "pending." I haven't got any reply to multiple requests for help to the publisher, and there is no way to cancel my order, so I seem to be in limbo forever.


title: A balanced voice in a polarized world.

text:
The Economist is a wealth of hard facts on many subjects ranging from geopolitics to business, science & technology to the arts. Those that say this is too far left-leaning must be pretty damn far-right Americans. A Brit reading this would consider it slightly fiscally conservative. To be honest, this is about as balanced as it gets. There are often perspectives from both sides and there is something for everyone here. You might want to reexamine your approach to consuming news media if you can't tolerate reading a couple of articles that you might not completely agree with. I'm center-left and sometimes take issue with some of the conclusions, but I can't fault them for making strong points based on data.

Every year I dread the expense but with every issue, I'm reassured it's worth every penny. If you want a balanced global perspective on American politics as well as excellent reporting on Britain, Europe, the Americas, China (~4 articles per issue on China alone), Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, look no further.


title: Billed Twice

text:
The publication itself is quite good, and I recommend you subscribe through The Economist's website.

However I saw I was sneakily billed twice for it, once by The Economist and once by Amazon for a total of $290 a year. Save yourself a lot of trouble and don't buy through Amazon.


title: very difficult to cancel subscription

text:
I subscribed through economist.com for digital access for 1 year. I read the weekly editions regularly and it was world-class journalism.

But be warned, it was a nightmare to cancel the subscription on their site through Live Chat. First customer service rep I talked to tried to cross-sell me Espresso (lite version of Economist) multiple times, and after I turned down the offer repeatedly, still forced Espresso subscription on my account after the Live Chat. Second customer rep I contacted via chat a few days later did cancel my subscription without offering any refund. And then I could not access any content on economist app or the web site even though I already paid for 1 year subscription and still have 9 months left before expiration. So all the money wasted on this firm that prides itself on journalistic integrity, how hypocritical!

Stay away from Economist. And if you absolutely had to subscribe their magazine, stay away from their site and instead pay extra to get it from Amazon.


title: Propaganda rag

text: Incredibly biased political rag.


title: factual, well written, inspiring

text: As a reiki practitioner, I can keep up with the healing community.


title: the Writer magazine review

text: II have have found the Writer to be a very,comprehensive and informative, source of information.The wide array of subjects covered ,have been,helpful to me,as an aspiring author myself.


title: "Cosmopolitan" for writers

text:
I subscribed to this magazine thinking it would be a good way to keep up with the trends and improve my writing. I found it a bit scary, actually. Most articles are reduced to lists, with few new or in-depth articles. A look at the cover reminds one so much of the cliché women's magazines that scream "10 sure-fire tips to rekindle your romance!" and "25 worst fashion mistakes revealed!"

There is some really useful information here (thus the two stars) but it's (dis)organised in text bites tailored to the attention span of the M-TV generation. This prevents the information from being comprehensive for a beginner (or relative beginner) and most of it would not be useful for anyone with more than moderate experience as a writer.

To sum up, if you are looking for comprehensive writing instruction, get a book (There are many good ones- just check the amazon reviews for which one would suit you) and if you are looking for info that will keep you abreast of what's going on, check the forums, publisher's and editor's blogs, etc... This magazine, unless it admits that it cannot compete with the internet for trendiness and puts its efforts into timeless, well-written pieces dealing with craft (good writing never goes out of style, people), is doomed for fluffy oblivion.


title: Nothing almost 3 months later

text:
I subscribed to the mag November 19 as a present for my wife's Christmas.....well.....3 months later still nothing...not one issue...

ridiculous


title: Fantastic

text: I received the September 2011 and the October 2011 issues and I was not disapointed! I read both of them from cover to cover and enjoyed everything this magazine had within it. It is well worth the cost and it was here, in my mail box within just a few weeks.


title: New Senior Citizen writer.

text:
As as Senior Citizen I am taking a Class on Creative Writing, I thought the Magazine "Writer" would help me get an insite into the world of Writing as well as some hints on writing.

I was not disappointed, I have learned from my first issue, now I am looking forward to the next issue.


title: Better late than never?  Not!

text: After placing and paying for a subscription on August 27, 2008, through Amazon.com's subscription service, for The Writer magazine, and being informed that it could take up to two months for the first issue to arrive, I finally received my first month's copy, today, May 7, 2009. Although the magazine content appears to be as represented, I am extremely disappointed with the service.


title: LOVE THIS MAGAZINE

text: I absolutely love this magazine. My nephew and I have such a blast making these recipes together (he especially loves all of the smoothies)! I am beyond excited for the ChopChop cookbook to come out soon. It's available for pre-order on Amazon- make sure to check it out!


title: Fabulous!

text: Every recipe is delicious, healthy and easy to make. The photographs are crisp and beautiful, in full color. The instructions are easy to follow. My 9 year old is able to open the magazine and prepare mostly everything without my help. I look forward to receiving the magazine as much as the kids do! I highly recommend this magazine for foodies of all ages! It won't disappoint.


title: My favorite resource for English book reviews!

text:
I run an English bookshop in Germany and I subscribed the magazine about two years ago. And I can tell you: It is my best resource for English book reviews!

I am able to get a glimpse of the new books and so far, every book that I selected and purchased because of a recommendation in this magazine turned out the be a huge hit in my shop! Moreover, they have a really nice customer service - which is very important if you are sitting in another country and issues vanish somewhere over the Atlantic. So go ahead and subscribe it - it is really worth it!


title: A great value for the money

text: It's a great magazine


title: Great for book lovers

text:
Bookmark magazine is a great book review magazine.  But not only are the reviews well written and insightful, there are usually very informative articles about various authors, both current and from years past.  I particularly like the reviews because you get a cross section of what other reviewers have said about a book, in addition to the Bookmark review.

My only concern is that Bookmark should be a monthly magazine.  At times, by the time you get to read a review of a book, it has been out for several weeks already.

Having said that, I still subscribe to this wonderful review of books and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves books.


title: Bookmarks Magazine

text: Cut through all the hype and use this to guide your bookbuying habits.  Each title is reviewed by not one, but several different sources whose opinions are tallied.  The title is given a star rating, taking into account all the reviews.  This magazine has steered me right on many occasions and has been responsible for my spending way too much money at Amazon for books I've just got to have right this minute!


title: Forget the bookstore--just read Bookmarks!

text:
This magazine has it all, and you don't have to leave the comfort of your living room! Smart, savvy book reviews...highlights on different genres such as the crime novel or non-fiction books...spotlights on successful book clubs...and outstanding feature articles on classic and modern authors. Everyone from John Steinbeck to John Cheever. Reading Bookmarks makes me want to revisit old books and try new ones; It also turns me on to authors I've never "tried" before. Recently I started reading books by Amoz Oz because of the feature in a recent issue. And I would have never given authors like Jodi Picoult or Kevin Brockmeier a chance had I not read the reviews of their latest. In addition to all the great goods on books, the magazine is one of the best looking mags on the market--great color, fantastic pictures, and an easy-to-read layout.

One of the best things about Bookmarks is its straightforward and intelligent approach to books. It doesn't simply sensationalize bestsellers or cater to the Hollywood version of authors and their work. It focuses on the book, the author, and the joy of reading...and this is perhaps what Bookmarks Magazine does best.Where else do we just sit and enjoy something for the sake of enjoying it?  So forget navigating traffic and finding a place to park at a bookstore--just give Bookmarks Magazine the time it deserves and learn what to read next!


title: One Star

text: Subscription starts in January.


title: Great for choosing books

text: As a reader, I become totally overwhelmed by the sheer number of books that come out each month. I usually rely on friends' recommendations and more word-of-mouth advice, but that's never been enough for me. Reading a book is an investment to me, and I want to make sure my time is well spent. Bookmarks gives me the confidence that I'm choosing the books I truly want to read. I also find that the author profiles in Bookmarks are timely and relevant to my broad tastes (such as the ones on Mario Vargas Llosa and the very interesting Japanese writer, Yukio Mishima, which also shows that Bookmarks looks globally,  not only regionally, for classic authors).


title: It's cool to be a reading nerd!

text: This magazine is awesome.  It's opened me up to trying all kinds of new books I never thought I'd be interested in.  I usually mark mine up so I can go on Amazon and find the books I'm interested in to see what "regular" people thought of them.  It's also a great place to find gifts.  For example, I know a sci-fi buff; not being a fan myself, I usually don't know what to pick.  Bookmarks helps me choose books that look interesting and are high quality.  I like the sections that feature a particular genre-- they have had ones on crime and also literary nonfiction, and all the books ended up on my wishlist.  They also have a wonderful website, with links to more reviews, reading guides, and more.


title: Avoiding Luckytown, or, how to spot quality in literature

text:
I stumbled across this little gem almost by accident, and what a surprise it was.  The sheer breadth of subject matter could span half a lifetime.  We never forget the lessons of our youth, and each issue, like a great short story, will separate you from the mundane and transform the way you view literature.  And yes, you will return...time and time again. Are you trying to decide whether to devote your summer to reading Anna Karenina?  Perhaps it will ignite in you a love for the Great Russian novels, providing fodder that, like all firm foundations, could change the course of your life.  If it's the modern classics that you're interested in, one almost can't help but think along the lines of John Knowles.  Life marches on, and we choose whether to change or be changed.  Much is out of our control in this world, but what we choose to read is not. Regardless of your personal paradigm, you will find much of interest in this cleverly constructed work.  While the idea of a Holiday gift might seem obvious, why not consider surprising and old friend with a subscription? Does your friend really need that Springsteen coffee table tome?  Even as a belated wedding gift, it would no doubt be appreciated.  Don't stand around in bookstores, Starbucks in hand, flipping through page after page anymore...Oh, you don't do that, huh?  No, neither do I.  Just subscribe now.  I hope to find one in my mailbox soon.

-Timothy McPhail, Avondale Estates, GA


title: Excellent Book Reviews

text: I have long been a reader of the New York Times and the Washington Post Sunday Book Reviews.  When I saw that Amazon.com had this magazin available I was both excited and hopeful (would it live up to the Times and Post).  It has exceeded my expectations.  The features and reviews are clear and well written.  I like the way that each featured book has multiple reviews.  I have started a binder, with each issue being added, as I find myself returning to them often.  I look forward to each new issue.


title: Exceptional Home Dec. Mag. Perfect Eye Candy

text: We gave this magazine subscription to two close friends after absolutely enjoying it for nearly two years.RH's is diverse with its occasional elegant European presentations to its wonderful homespun shappy chic masterpieces all accompanied by terrific articles which thoroughly and delighfully explain decorating principals. Romantic Homes, as its name implies, brings romance and beauty to your decorating desires.Above all else if you are looking for a decorating magazine that is actually down to earth in is chock full of design and decorating tips you'll be fully rewarded on a monthly basis.Oh, we've expanded our gift giving by signing up a family member to RH's and our two friends have personally renewed their own subscriptions and thanked us for introducing them to the magazine. A great and warm home decorating treat that you'll thoroughly enjoy and get much use from.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband has a whole new Honey Do List!😂


title: Five Stars

text: Just what I wanted!


title: Great magazine for the everyday rider

text: I enjoy this magazine because it is geared toward the typical everyday motorcycle owner.  It's a mix of naked street bikes, cruisers, sport-touring, touring, and dual purpose that are reflective of those who just enjoy the ride.  It's not about racing on crotch rockets or tattoos and leather, it's not loaded up with pictures of girls in bikinis either.  It's a quality magazine about motorcycles and enjoying the ride.


title: Better Photography

text: This magazine is well worth the small price, because it is packed with loads of professional training tools that will help one become a better photographer.  In addition, there are great reviews, and cliff hangers, such as well written reviews that leave you waiting for more.  I appreciate that, since I am taking my time and learning to wield my camera as a tool.  It gives me the opportunity to put the information to the test, to actually learn something.  I would recommend this magazine to anyone.


title: Amateur Professional Photographer

text: Honestly, I appreciate the very indepth articles, the reviews, and the advertisements.  I like this magazine, and would recommend it to anyone just entering the photography field via the digital camera.  The articles provide a lot of training tools to increase your style, and learn your craft.


title: Cheap & Easy

text: I have always enjoyed reading Rolling Stone so it was a no-brainer for me to sign up to receive a year-long subscription for under $10.  And for the enjoyment and entertainment and knowledge I get by reading the mag, paying $20 on an auto-renew basis isn't too terribly expensive either.  It helped that I moved (changed the address with Amazon very easily) and the CC expired so I did not actually 'auto' renew.  But given an extra pause to figure out if I wanted to renew, I decided it was worth it and will most likely allow auto-renew to do its thing next year.


title: Delivered

text: Finally delivered


title: Awesome Magazine

text:
There was a review written by someone else here on Amazon, can't remember the name. They recommended buying one issue as there are usually discounts provided in the magazine. I followed this advice and paid for a yearly subscription through another web site. I don't know what kind of service will be provided, but the cost was about $20 cheaper than that offered here on Amazon.

As far as the magazine goes, it's INCREDIBLE. Great magazine with lots of information and a CD with hours of tutorials provided. If anyone is interested in learning more about digital art, whether you're a beginner or already a professional, I feel this magazine is a great resource for both inspiration and education.


title: User friendly recipes!

text: Loved this magazine from its beginning! Glad it’s back on the market! I use the recipes frequently!!


title: Good recipes

text: Always loved the recipes and clear explanations.


title: Best cooking magazine ever.

text: I am absolutely in love with Cuisine at Home magazine.  The recipes have very interesting flavors and clever cooking ideas. Every time I cook their recipes I do not worry about the outcome!


title: cuisine at home

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years and I love it.  The recipes that I have made look just like the pictures and have all been delicious.  There are no adds in this magazine so it is a real buy and I read every issue cover to cover.


title: Unfortunate

text: I have a first generation IPad and am unable to get Lucky due to the specifications required.  This was very disappointing.


title: My daughter likes this mag when it comes

text:
Order and got for 4 or 5 issues.  Then my daughter tried to sign up for a contest, missed where it was signing her up for a year subscription (for double the price) we canceled the unwanted subscription, but that seems to have canceled the valid one.
Interestingly they never sent the promised new one or old one, but got tons of email and physical bills.

Would not recommend.


title: For kids who love Disney Jr!

text: Our magazine arrived in 9 weeks, which was earlier than expected. It has lots of fun learning games and short stories in it. There are 34 pages full of kids favorite Disney Jr characters. It has 34 pages in it which is the same amount that comes in my son’s Click magazine, so I would say it’s standard length and similar in cost. ($4.99 at the newsstand compared to Click which is $4.95)

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title: Five Stars

text: excellent hotrod magazine


title: best literary review in the world today

text:
The London Review of Books is simply the best generalist journal on topics of literature, the arts, culture, history, politics, philosophy published in the world today--it now beats the NY Review of Books in terms of giving you the full picture and leaves the TLS back in the dust.  If you want to get your bearings in the world of  culture and politics, this is must reading.

Denis Jonnes

Washington D. C./Kitakyushu, Japan