title: Glimpse  of Rural Life

text: Gorgeous photographs. Would love to read more narratives. As a city girl, the arrival of each edition provides a welcome escape from urban America to the serene beauty of America's rural communities.


title: new tech

text: Very informative with the technology. the what's new , the who's new ,the latest gadgets and creative ads. Being able to pull it up on my laptop and my phone is convenient. Oh yea ... the hat was a nice little gift


good magazines.  Have a lot of helpful health tips.


title: Probably won't renew. Too much $$ for too little ...

text: Probably won't renew.  Too much $$ for too little helpful info.  Lots of ads.  And one or 2 artists high-lighted.  HOLLEY


title: The Better Style magazine

text: In Style is a grest magazine.


title: Examine the Science

text:
I'd rather not read a magazine that features a fearmonger and self-appointed "food investigator" on its cover.

Enough said: [...]


title: Big Hit

text: My grandnephew loves this publication.


title: People in Espanol

text:
I expected to receive People magazine in Spanish.  What I received was the latino version of People.  This won't do me any good so it was a waste of buying a subscription.  I will not be purchasing any more magazine subscriptions through Amazon.  From this transaction with you I learned that I need to be able to sample the magazine before I purchase it.

sally norvell


title: Very Biased

text: It has a very 1900's colonial mindset.


title: Auto Renew

text: This will auto renew...remember to cancel or you will be charge forever


title: Auto Renew

text: Remember this will auto renew...better cancel or you will get it forever.


title: Great

text: Great Magazine for those whom are interested in getting into the shooting world of Predators.


title: Ability to order the largest bucket.

text: My little5 lb. dog does handstands for these treats!


title: Great reading

text: Ordered for my grandson, and he says it's great


title: Very relavant info. Good reading on the commute.

text: I've been getting the magazine for around 4 months now and it's a great read. Lot of relavant info that helps in running a small business like ours.


title: My Favorite Bible

text: I don't know what I would do without my Nylon subscription.  If you're looking for something LA-esque with the latest hairstyles, music, fashion, books, the list goes on and on and on--then this is the magazine for you.  If you are anywhere from 16-30 you're likely to appreciate this magazine for all that it's worth.  I've read all of them cover to cover and will continue to do so until I run out of money.


title: Lots of good information. My boys argue over who gets to ...

text: Lots of good information.  My boys argue over who gets to read it first.


title: Better off With Zoobooks or Ranger Rick

text: I wish I would have known what I was paying for when I ordered my subscription. The magazine is filled with ads and current movies and fads and such. If I really wanted my kids to know the largest pair of underwear in the world ( May 2005) or the world's oldest Twinkie, I would have bought them the Guiness Book of World Records. A very small percantage of nature is in each issue.  What a shame.


title: Great Photography But Lately, Way Too Political

text: I gave Vanity Fair 4 stars based on the photography alone.  When taken in concert with the tone of recent anti-Bush articles, it drops to 2 stars.  Now I might not agree with the magazine's political point of view but that's not really my beef.  The problem is this isn't supposed to be a political magazine!  It's about fashion, society, Hollywood, travel, etc.  There are so many political magazines available that if one is looking for that kind thing, it's easy enough to find.  Why must the left continue to demonstrate that they truly do control the media and use that influence time and time again to push their agenda?  It wouldn't be so bad if they were honest about it by telling readers that Vanity Fair was a political magazine, but they don't.  If you look at the cover and the articles mentioned, you will see few, if any, references to the Bush bashing that's inside.  As an example, a recent issue featured a shirtless David Beckham on the cover.  They used the sex angle to sell copies but once you opened the magazine, you'd find no less than 7 articles that talked about Bush, the Republican party or the Iraqi war.  All of this is mixed in between pages of the shirtless soccer player and various Hollywood celebs.  Again, I'm not against a magazine with a political agenda, I'm just disappointed it has to be this one.  I wish they'd stick with what they do best and leave the politics to someone else.  Let's face it, we know this is a Hollywood magazine and therefore know the political point of view to which they subscribe.  We don't have to be hit over the head with it every issue.  After a while, it begins to look pitiful.  Hopefully, after the election, things will get back to normal because the photography by Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber and the late Herb Ritts is terrific.


title: great import magazine

text: This is a great import magazine with a lot less about the girls and more about the cars. First issue came a lot sooner than estimated.


title: Xbox Kinect Magazine, damaged disc

text: For less than a cost of a $10 meal I was able to get a year subscription thanks to Amazon to Official XBOX Magazine, only first issue came with a demo disc howver it was damaged or unreadable so was unable to use it anyway. Hey thats less than $1 a magazine.


title: Hubby seems to enjoy

text: I personally have no interest in this item, but my husband seems to really enjoy it.  He likes to read the articles and practice the bass guitar music that comes with each issue.  Seems like a great gift for anyone interested in guitars and playing them.


title: Its not interesting to me

text: Is not what I expected I think I'll change it for road&track


title: One Star

text: Great magagine but will not auto bill me. I'm paid up until 2020 ? Crazy


title: Great gift for any cat lover

text: Good magazine! My cat-crazy Granddaughter loves it


title: No longer in print

text: This is now digital only.  Got it for our son who has no access to digital and now no way to cancel or get even a partial refund.


title: Very pleased I can get it in here

text: I know Burda from Europe, I have been using its patterns for years.  Very pleased I can get it in here. Lovely patterns can accommodate variety of styles and you can customize to your like it. From easy to more complex sewing, you will always find something you want to make. I just absolutely love it.


title: Great business tool.

text: Homemade Business magazine is full of interesting and valuable information for large or not so large craft business. Lots of valuable for growing any size handmade business no matter the stage you are in.


title: Five Stars

text: Aways look forward to it arriving in the mail!


title: Makes me hungry!

text: Lots of good ideas with great pictures


title: Can't cancel

text: I have tried to cancel this multiple times and I continue to get charged each cycle. To make it worse, it is going to an old address, so I am paying for years of magazines we aren't getting.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome read definitely recommend it to anybody in the hobby


title: I have yet to receive my copy or online access or any notification.

text: I have subscribed to this magazine over the years and have enjoyed it. But I have had nothing but trouble with their subscription service and after many trials gave up trying. I thought that by going through Amazon my experience would be different. Not so. It is expensive and seems incapable of servicing its customers like any other publication. So regrettable. Unless I hear from them soon, I will try and get a refund.


title: Discover Magazine

text: ...Is a great magazine for people who are interested in all things science, but are not themselves scientists. I recommend it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this mag


title: Not easy

text: Ordered as a gift.  The order process was confulsing, and never reached the recipient.  I'm sure the magazine itself is great.


title: This magazine is good - not amazing

text: This magazine is good - not amazing, since so much is available online.  We enjoy reading it, but do not keep old copies for reference.


title: If you want to read about country living, do not purchase

text: This magazine has really gone downhill. Articles, ads, and all content in their magazine and coordinating social media pages has nothing at all to do with country living. It also contains no original content. Not at all what you would expect by the cover. The publisher had better think twice about the direction they are headed and should probably pay attention to the reviews from their former fans.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine! Don't need any other fashion magazines when you have In Style.


title: Love this magazine

text: Love this magazine. I subscribed for a year and now i miss it.  It has some great beauty advice all in a compact, succinct format.<br />like the wardrobeadvice in making many outfits with only a few pieces


title: One Star

text: too expensive and the service is not good


title: Great but suddenly no more magazines

text: I love this magazine. I was looking forward to my subscription. However after about 4 issues, i didn’t receive another. There supposed to be an issue every two months. But it’s been almost 5 months and I haven’t received an issue. I’m disappointed.


title: Really difficult to discontinue subscription

text: Ranger Rick Jr is good, my grandson loved it, but now that he is 7 I wanted to discontinue Ranger Rick Jr and subscribe to Ranger Rick. I tried via Amazon, but then received e-mail that I had to go to company directly. The website didn't't recognize me, asked for an account number, which is on the magazine that my grandson receives so I did not have it. I called, was put on hold, then directed to another number where I was put on hold again, then transferred to another line where I was put on hold for the 3rd time before speaking with a person who was able to look up the info and cancel. Needless to say, I did not subscribe to the next level. Too bad but the organization is set up to just renew, renew, renew. Yuck.


title: Awesome as expected.

text: Awesome as expected


title: Some of the most amazing photography in the out of doors!

text: I have been a avid fan of Montana Outdoors for many years now and I have to say that the quality of the work put into this magazine is by far the best I have seen in a magazine about the outdoors. The  pictures alone are worth spending hours on as the reader must decide whether to look at the photos or read the articles;  every bit of this magazine is worth a fortune. AND, the cost is very low....so much so that I have a neverending subscription!


title: Great to keep up with favorite shows!!

text: Great to keep up with all thats happening on TV and in the movies!


title: Great light reading

text: Great distraction from the often depressing News!  Lots of pictures.  Love to have it in the kindle as well, can peek through when waiting for appointments or kids.


title: Mag never came

text: I purchased a subscription through Groupon in July 2013 as an birthday present for my husband. Well here is is December and we have yet to receive a single issue. Groupon has been no help what so ever. The publisher keeps saying the fall issue is delayed, what a load of garbage, It's pretty clear this magazine is never coming out, why don't they just say they are out of business? I know why, cause they are trying to keeps people's money for gift subscribtions, you suck Beer Connoisseur.


title: They Will Not Allow You To Cancel Your Subscription

text:
Hard to cancel....

Welcome to The Economist. Hi, this is Nithin. How can I help you?

Please cancel my account

Nithin  has joined the conversation

Hello Todd, I'm sorry to hear that you're looking to cancel your subscription; I will certainly help you with your request.

N
While I review your account details, may I ask how are you doing today?

great

That is good to hear, Todd. I see that you have an active print + digital subscription until 25 Mar 2023.

N
I can also see that you have been subscribed to us since 2017 and I would like to thank you for your patronage. May I ask, how are you enjoying the Economist? Any particular section you enjoyed the most?

Are you going to waste my time? Cancel my account

Since you contacted us today, I'd like you to have the cost justify the time spent reading and enjoying our journalism. I'd like you to know that we currently have Holiday Sale offer running. I'd love for you to take advantage of it before it expires. I’d like to apply it on your subscription of 50% discount which would help you to reduce the price from US$84.34 to US$39.50 so that you can save up to half the price. I will give you the discount in terms of a refund amount of US$44.8 right away and you can keep the subscription until 25 Mar 2023.

So that it wouldn't be a burden on you and you can try out all the features of The Economist. Since you've been with us for a long time, I would definitely hate to see you leave us.

It is a win-win situation for you, as you are receiving money back for something you would still have access to too and sure you don;t have to give a second thought, please do take advantage of this offer and leave the rest to us to help our loyal customer back!

N
I see that you're with The Economist from five years. I request you not to give a second thought about this offer. As it is available right now. Please consider and take advantage now, Todd.

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title: Five Stars

text: Great cycling magazine


title: Still waiting

text: I have not received the magazine yet!! It was paid on September. 14th!!! Not happy!! It is now October 18th!!!!


title: Junk Mail Generator

text: I expected better from a National Geographic publication.  As the other reviews state, there is far too much advertising in these magazines.  And to make it worse, they spend all the money they should be spending on educational content to remind you to renew over and over and over...


title: Great for music guys

text: My son loves this magazine


title: I love all the articles in this magazine.  Being French I am able to relate to them.  It brings me home to France.

text: The only problem that I have with this magazine is that they issue only 11 issues per year.  There is one month that I do not receive an issue.


title: Great magazine

text: I have not received my first issue yet but I have purchased this magazine before and really love it. I ordered this by mistake because I thought it was on the Kindle list. WRONG!! But I like it anyway.


title: One Star

text: too many ads and not enough content as expected<br />Not really science in it.


title: Five Stars

text: I love it!


title: The best magazine

text: This is the only magazine that has less advertisement and more interesting articles. It is all about how to leave healthier and longer. It has many good recipes, suggestions how to release stress, how to eat healthier and keep your body in tone. I really enjoy this product and recently signed up two friends of mine for subscription.


title: Great For Pilots

text: I got my husband a subscription to this magazine and he loves it. He is a private pilot.


title: Don't believe the shill lies and hype

text: This is a great magazine that always speaks the truth I love it today and always have, because some "readers" disagree with their recent cover page they are launching an all out discrediting and disinformation campaign half of these reviews are obviously bots proof is in the quantity of 1 star ratings and 5 star but no inbetween a sign of fake malicious rating, will report to amazon...


title: Current History

text: This is a great source of analyses of what is happening in the world.  Each issue focuses on a specific region.  The articles are short and very well written.


title: Love it!

text: Great magazine with both recipes and foodie articles. A lot of info packed into a magazine anyone who wants to learn more about cooking or simply likes to cook will love!


title: Best

text: Love this publication


title: Good Mag!

text: Very informative with pics and interviews of knife makers and collectors as well! Worth the money! If you like knives you will like this Magazine!!


title: Good magazine!

text: Very informative with great pics as well.If you like knives you will like this Magazine!Talks about knife making as well as knives themselves.


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Beautiful layout easy read

text: Love the format and easy navigation.  Took a while to download on the ipad though.  Always a good read better on the ipad


title: Very Good

text: Very good


title: Good pictures

text: I started subscribing this magazine several years ago after having seen their web site which was impressive.  I subscribed American Photo magazine but I stop.  This French magazine is far superior for picture quality and their choice of subjects.  I don't know if I'm receiving the magazines on schedule or not but they do come.  I don't expect much from their delivery service in US.  They must be like the American car dealerships of European auto manufacturers. So it's a good surprise when I find this magazine in my mail box every once in  awhile.


title: Age appropriate, grandchildren love them.

text: My grandkids love getting them monthly and enjoy the stories and games.


title: Age appropriate, grandkids love getting them monthly.


title: Excellent value for the money

text: I was in the Travel Industry for years, and found CN to be an excellent, albeit brief source of continually updated information on destinations, and all other aspects of travel, whether upscale or backpack. Yes, it is not encyclopaedic, and yes it is chock full of adverts. However, the latter brings the cost of publication, no doubt, and the former allows CN to cover a wide array of topics in each issue. Their travel product ratings are next to none, and shortlists the selection process, allowing the consumer to make more intelligent and cost conscious purchasing decisions.


title: Horrible

text:
Do not get this subscription. I did, and after missing three/four issues, I tried to contact them to see if I could get back issues sent. I was given the run around, and told I didn't have a subscription with them. After sending them all sorts of information to prove I did have one, I have yet to receive my issues.
Now I am trying to cancel my subscription, and they are again telling me I don't have one. This insanity is NOT worth the price for not 22, but 11 issues. I'm sorry, but one magazine that is shorter than your average magazine does NOT count as a double issue.
Highly dissatisfied


title: If you hate conservatives this is the magazine for you

text: Biased


title: Four Stars

text: A good mix of basics and more advanced ideas.  I like it.


It is more for High End Boating than I do.  But,  lots of nice looking boats and stuff in the mag.


title: Two Stars

text: Waste of money..

user_id: AEPATSOKYYIPRRPAOSMRNGLYBENA


title: Order the mag in December 13 so far it's March ...

text: Order the mag in December 13 so far it's March and no magazine called they said they were going to give me a $10.00 gift card for inconvenience but still no magazine and no gift card


title: magazine subscription

text: I like this magazine and have always liked it.  That is why it was purchased.  I feel it is an enlightening publication.  I take few magazines and this is one I feel I cannot do without.


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine - recipes are quick and easy


title: Good service.

text: As advertised. Good service.


title: For the aspiring sewer

text: This is a quality magazine with a knowledgable staff. I have never been disappointed with an issue--each one has helpful tips that are explained in detail with examples, good graphical representation, and procedures. A while ago my father-in-law asked me how sewing machines worked, how the threads could connect to work at all, and lo and behold, the next issue of "Threads" explained that very concept in an easy-to-understand way. I like how this magazine covers so many different topics. For example, recent issues covered such items as choosing the proper sewing machine needle for your project, how to use the different feet that come with sewing machines, how to make the perfect button hole, which hems for which garment/fabric type. Some sewing magazines just focus on the fads, spending so much time on one subject (like machine embriodery--which would be helpful if I had one!) that those of us relatively new to sewing don't get the real tips and tricks that any sewer needs to create a quality garment or other project. Recommended.


title: Three Stars

text: Clutch was VERY cheap and of poor quality! Shame on Conde Nast!


title: I love this magazine!

text: I've recently gotten back into horseback riding as an adult and have much to learn.  Although I don't have my own horse, this magazine is wonderful for someone who wants to learn more about riding, training and taking care of horses, without bogging you down with too much detail.  It's a lot like Dog Fancy magazine for dog lovers, except it's for horse lovers. I even think it could be beneficial for people who have owned horses for years, because new information is always out there for people who have an open mind.  I highly recommend this magazine for anybody that cares for and is around horses!


title: On The Right Track

text: Well written, and they do cover a diverse number of retirement topics. When reporting on "55+" communities, I found it a bit strange that they left out The Villages, by far the largest, one of the oldest and most comprehensive "55+" community in the US.


title: No wonder a year sub was so cheap.

text: No wonder print media is dying. This mag is so boring and the writers suck at trying to be funny.


title: A repeat subscription

text: This is the renewal of a gift subscription for my son.  He was pleased that I continued it for him.


title: which was a nice surprise.

text: As expected.  Convenient size and contains lots of little "extras" - inspirational quotes, tidbits about the saints, etc.  My subscription began MUCH sooner than promised, which was a nice surprise.


title: Worth it!

text: I got a subscription to this magazine as a gift. I have already received 6 issues and I have not been disappointed with any. Every issue has helpful tips, and a wonderful variety of projects that are well written, and illustrated. The yarn choices used for the projects are very easy to find, and are usually quite economical. One of my favorite features of this magazine is a quick reference in the back of every issue that covers basic stitches, and yarn substitutions (by both type of yarn, and brand). I have purchased several other crochet magazines, and this one is by far the best.


title: Love the magazine

text: What a great magazine.  Love all of the articles and of course the fashion


title: watercolor magazine

text: It is always fun to see other painters techniques.  We can always learn somthing new to incorporate in future paintings.


title: Favorite magazine

text: My favorite magazine, I love looking at the pictures and dreaming of new hikes and trips to take. Their directions are easy to follow and so far the advice was spot on.


title: commercial- no spiritual value

text:
commercial-no spiritual value- yes I repeated the same statement twice because it's so blatant . and so far away from the true
purpose of yoga. of course, this is only one fool's opinion. but it is a strong one. please cancel the following year's subscription. and
would you kindly notify me of that being done? I would appreciate it. thanks- sincerely, john murray


title: 11 Months - not "1 Year" Subscription as advertised

text:
Ordered 03/30/10 as a gift for daughter - fantastic lightning deal price $5.
Shipped on 04/02/10 & received on 04/30/10 - weeks earlier than the delivery
estimate of 06/17/10! That was great, however, receivd TWO (2)issues on the
SAME DAY, making it an ELEVEN MONTH subsciption/12 issues, not a 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION as advertised.  Would have preferred receiving ONE month's issue at a time vs. TWO.

Taking advantage of lightning deal magazine subscriptions through Amazon is a great way to give gifts at a very low price!  Amazon makes ALL order information quickly accessible and easy to understand.  They are really on top of letting you know when your order was received, shipping information, etc.  The "Subscription Manager" feature is an AMAZING bonus and very much appreciated!  Thank you Amazon!


title: Everything I expected, and more

text: Fabulous


title: Wedding Cakes Magazine

text: Great for ideas, modern views and to know what is new on the cake decorating business, very happy with my purchased


title: Favorite magazine!

text: Favorite magazine! Glad I could buy it locally.


title: Cheap hat, no magazines yet...

text:
Order placed May 15th. Tomorrow is June 1st and all I have received is the hat. Hat is cheap, floppy  cotton, not like the one pictured on the Amazon page.

Where are my magazines?

I will update this review when I get a magazine..


title: My 6 Year Old Loves This

text: I am so happy with this magazine! I got a Kazoo subscription for my 6 year old but I was worried it would be a bit above her developmental level. My fears turned out to be unwarranted and she is able to do the activities with assistance or on her own. She also absolutely loves it, and it's been a fun way to break the monotony of social distancing. Definitely recommend!


title: Newsweek

text: I love Newsweek. Thank you for offering a lower rate than I could get directly from Newsweek.


title: Happy with my purchase

text: It took quite awhile for me to get my first copy of the magazine (like longer than they claimed).. also I'm pretty sure that I missed a couple issues (probably got lost along the way).. but I love the magazine and I'm still happy that I ordered it! I will probably renew my subscription!


title: Washingtonian Magazine is the best

text: I love the Washingtonian Magazine and can't buy it locally so having it mailed directly to me is a great timesaver.  Enjoyable read.


title: Northern VA Magazine

text: Magazine is a good read and it's so convenient to have it mailed directly to me.


title: OK magazine for the average cook.

text: OK magazine for the average cook.


title: Great magazine

text: Very nice magazine with wonderful charts!


title: No show to my order to Cuisine Et Vins De France

text: Unfortunately, I have never received my subscription that I paid for.  I have always had good success with Amazon orders but not this time.  I keep waiting for my subscription to start, but no luck.  Maybe someone will figure this out and get it to me.


title: country

text: I really like this magazine. The photos are gorgeous and the articles are good.  I would recommend this to anyone who appreciates the beauty of the countryside.


title: Perfect for Spring reading

text: This was a gift - and the recipient LOVED it!


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE Wired!


title: Five Stars

text: Bought for my nephew who loves it!


title: just read

text: Love the magazine.  A fun read. Lots of good info and articles to read.  Love the food section for recipes.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine with great pictures and ideas!


Eh


title: lezrtst

text: As always, Vanity Fair reaches into the most extraordinary places.  Elegantly written by knowledgeable writers.  Not to be missed.  Best deal for your subscription dollar.


title: new avengers breakout review by johno

text: l really enjoyed it i like the prose novels from marvel  like civil war and new avengers breakout  a real good read


title: Love Sci-Fi

text: I love Sci-Fi and the insight it gives me to my favorite shows, etc.  My only complaint is that some of the items are written months eariler and are now very out of date.  otherwise, I love it.


title: Good, not great

text:
I did not receive the January issue of this magazine (The awesome Interstellar one) even though I purchased this in mid December.

Otherwise its pretty good.


title: Very nice, informative

text: Very nice ,informative, professional. I will go back.


title: Four Stars

text: A good read for the outdoors-man.  I wish they had more articles covering western mule deer and elk.


My wife loves it.  I am the lucky guy that gets to taste all the great new recipes


title: looks nice

text: looks nice…


title: Great magazine

text: Go this magazine for my 13 yr. old grandson who loves to fish and hunt.  He loved it so much it is an automatic renewal!


title: I have yet to receive my first copy!

text: I have yet to receive my first Motor Trend in the mail.  i have previously subscribed to it, but i was never sent a renewal notice.  So i decided to go to Amazon to renew it.  In terms of whether i like any current editions, I had to buy one to keep up (I bought the edition featuring the new Corvette).  I have enjoyed it.  However, i do not know why you would ask me to rate it if I have yet to receive it!


title: Well balanced magazine!

text: I decided to subscribe to this magazine a couple of years and have not been dissappointed; it is well balanced since it has articles on every subject that a woman, wife, mother, daughter is interested in. Used to read Cosmo but I hate its sex obsessed magazines. Keep up the good work Glamour!!!


title: LOVE Vanity Fair!!!

text: I just can't rave enough about this magazine. The articles are incredibly well written, fascinating, and cover such a wide range of topics from politics and world affairs (current and past) to society scandals. My favorite magazine of all time. A 'must' for the well-educated, open-minded individual.


title: CBS Soaps fail.

text: Not happy at all. By the time I get the magazine, the spoilers have already happened. I will not be renewing.


title: What could be better?

text: Well-written articles and timely topics by stellar authors.  What could be better?


title: What I don't know, Good Housekeeping magazine does!

text:
I will be 60 years old soon and have ben reading Good Housekeeping magazine for more than half my life.  I have learned everything about cooking, raising children, relationships, gardening...the list is endless and timeless.  When I receive this magazine I feel great things are about to reveal themselves to me.  The anticipation and excitement never ends for me.

I love it![[ASIN:B000LXS9P4 Good Housekeeping (2-year)]]


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine lots of recipes we can do at home!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great ideas


title: Cricket continues to deliver quality

text:
The Fong family is now a multi-generation Cricket household. I loved it as a kid and now my daughters (ages 7, 5 & 2) are enjoying every issue as well. Cricket wins on many levels. As a parent the stories, poems, games and cartoons deliver good, wholesome entertainment you won't mind reading to your kids again, and again, and again. We save every issue and re-read our favorites regularly.
The different age level magazines Carus offers (Cricket, Spider, Ladybug and Babybug) make them great "independent reading" material as well.
Finally, I don't know of a single kid who isn't thrilled to receive real "snail mail" once a month!


title: Wrong version, sent July issue when October issue was already out

text:
The magazine is ok though rather thin on content (I'd rather have the older format back) but I thought for $5, I might as well subscribe. Am pretty disappointed. Update: am attempting to get the correct version. They are insisting to transfer only effective January, which means I'll only get 6 issues of a magazine I paid a year for, and that I should contact Amazon to get the correct version.

Most recent email:

Dear Ms. xxx,
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We received your Parenting School Years order through third party. We transferred this subscription to Parenting Early Years for 05 issues as 06 issues are already served. The last issue of Parenting School Years you will receive is December/January 2010 issue. Please contact Amazon for further assistance.
Thank you for subscribing to Parenting Early Years.


title: Two Stars

text: Very commercial magazine. I did not find any practical articles, advices or suggestions. I cancelled the subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: I Think I will like it but haven't gotten a copy of it yet???


title: Great resource for something different to eat

text: Our menu was getting stale, this was the perfect way to break out of our rut. I highly recommend this magazine!


title: Wife loves the magazine

text: Nice quality magazine that I got my wife as a subscription since it was a pain to get at the store.


title: great journal

text: I am not sure what the "too political, too left" comments mean.  The AJN is a pro-nursing publication.  Of course there are political implications.  Nurses cannot practice in a vacuum.  Legislation and policy determine our ability to be patient advocates.  As professionals, we must know what is happening in that arena.  And we should all be involved.  It is simply naive to believe you can take care of patients without being a nursing advocate in the process.  I have also found the journal to be filled with information for all levels of providers, not just experienced practitioners.  For those readers who prefer fluff articles, lacking in depth and substance, the AJN probably is a poor choice.


title: Love it

text: Love it all


title: This is a must have

text: I collect rocks and minerals, and will use this to find out what others be finding as well as shows going on or products.


title: LOVE IT!!!

text: I love Self Magazine! I have it in both paper and kindle versions.<br />Having it on my Kindle is a wonderful perk!


title: Living It Up

text: I have been a long time subscriber to MSL.  It isn't very practical for me, but I find the features interesting and inspirational.  I'm sure Holly Homemaker or hard core Martha fans have (or make) the time to really do the projects and make the recipes.  I like reading it for pure entertainment.  There are many things to learn since the magazine has monthly gardening, entertainment, cooking and decorating features.  It also gives you a different perspective on the same old stuff.  For example, a feature on yarn will give you descriptions on the many different types of yarn, how to pick the right type for your project, different knitting stitches, etc.


title: Great

text: Kid loves it


title: I love the show but the magazine seems to be all ...

text: I love the show but the magazine seems to be all about selling woodworking products. Suggest getting wood or fine woodworking.


title: Good magazine came in poor condition.

text: The magazine itself is fine. My wife lives for their show and she's very happy with the subscription. The reason I only gave four stars is that the first issue to be delivered was in less than stellar condition when received. I don't know whose fault that is, but it's disappointing regardless.


title: Must read for lovers of homebuilding

text: I have used this magazine for years to learn from the best thinkers and master craftsmen in the homebuilding trades. Very thoughtfully written articles.


title: me time

text: love the magazine...lots of good articles and recipes and household tips....not one of those mags filled with advertisements and few articles of interest.  will continue to enjoy country living.


title: Q & A's section highlight of magazine.

text: This was a gift for my son, age 41. He is very active in his church and teaches a Jr.High school Faith Formation class as well, so he finds this magazine quite informational. He requested that I renew it for the 2nd yr.


title: One Star

text: Awful access and bad customer service


title: Reserving judgement

text: Did not care for this issue, but am reserving judgement until a few more issues.  Was not interested in most of the content of this one.


title: Has Been

text: Five to seven years ago this would have been the premier Bodybuilding magazine to read. Today is a different story. It resembles a men's magazine closely related to Maxim and it's material is stale and wornout. I'm canceling my subscription of 9 years it's gotten so bad. Commercialism at it's worst. Don't bother because it's not worth it.


title: Too narrow...

text:
When I read a magazine, I want it to present different styles of guitar.  I want it to teach me new things as well as introduce and review new gear.  Guitar Player mag just doesn't cut it.  It is a magazine based almost exclusively on rock.  It's fine if you're a rock musician but what about the rest of us guitar players (jazz, blues, country, classical, flamenco)?  The product reviews are OK but leave much to be desired.  In my opinion, this magazine's perspective is too narrow.  The guitar has so much to it and this magazine just doesn't show it well.

PS- I've been playing guitar for 21 years (gospel, jazz, fusion, latin).  Personally, Guitar One mag is one hundred times better than this magazine.


title: Average

text: It came three months later

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title: SCAMMER!!!!

text: Mr. Andrew Waite sent me an unsolicited email because I subscribed to his magazine.  It was a scam that cost me $8,000.  It was suppose to be for mortgage modifications, but nothing more than a scam.  This one year subscription cost me $8,000.  To this day, I don't know if he's just a marketer who will send anything to his subscribers as long as it pays him money, or if he was involved in this scam.  Either way, I'd be very wary of the advice he and his magazine gives you.


title: Great magazine, high subscription cost

text: This magazine if great for Cabin/Cottage living and life on the water.  My husband and I get lots of useful information out of this magazine and save back issues for years.  However,we cannot understand why the subscription rate is so high.  If the subscription rate were 1/2 as much we'd probably subsribe for many years, but have a hard time with the approximately $7 per issue (U.S. customers).  It seems like a highway robbery.  Granted it's by far the best cabin/cottage magazine out there, as opposed to Coastal Living or others that seem geared to the Million dollar vacation homes, whereas this one seems to touch all home styles and true seasonal cottages/cabins, etc.  We wish there was something so good on the U.S. side of the border.


title: Great magazine, little time.

text: This is a truly great magazine and perhaps has been so since its inception. I've read it for some 15 years now and am always looking forward to the latest "hot" (i.e. investigative) articles on anything from crime, world politics, gender issues, medicine, finance to whatever. Left leaning is fine with me; the magazine really says who gives a sh.t, we do as we New Yorkers do. It's hard to imagine the magazine without its regular fiction segment; you get to know a whole range of writers, from pedestrian to truly outstanding (i.e. from technical-everyday-OK writings to feats of imagination dressed in superb language - often not born of home turf English) , including short stories and authors who seem to appear for the first time in print anywhere. What I really appreciate most is the magazine's going all the way on checking out the background of its contributions; give me the f....g newspaper writer who goes beyond expected banalities. The price you pay to enjoy it also covers a fair bit of waste in the process. Who has the time to read it cover to cover every week? I already have some growing stalagmites of unread issues (usually the fatter ones with square backs) relegated to be read "in the future," which of course will never come. It's the illusion that counts. Perhaps my son, when he grows up, will enjoy leafing through them. This joy may possibly be incomparably greater than accessing old issues on digital readers; the touch of paper conveys something. Well, another illusion. I would prefer a fortnightly magazine of this type but there is none. So, in a sense, the magazine is not ashamed to make its contribution to environmental destruction by over-producing and delivering to far-flung places.I take it all back, though, if other readers find this not to be the case. Perhaps I'm a slow reader or spend too much time on savoring or regurgitating content. Luxuries these days. Inadvertently also, the magazine reflects the wastefulness of the context in which it exists: articles on where to shop for what for a fair bit of money. Ads claiming to have some sort of association with eco attitudes when really only aiming at making big bucks by stoking the reader's ego. As in status. Something fairly easy in NY, I suppose. Materialism, aka greed, fast Capitalism, gated self-esteem are still pretty much in vogue and The New Yorker is not in any way embarrassed by it. As this is NY, I guess. Making up a little, then, for these imperfections (mildly speaking), I have also been subscribing for the same number of years for Harper's, another excellent choice no matter what you think. I would recommend both magazines for a life of this-type-of reading.


title: Great Price, Great Magazine, Lack of Coasters

text: I love the magazine and the price I got, but I have yet to receive my coaster set!


title: Veranda Magazine

text: I love Veranda magazine. It has the most beautiful interior design layouts with lots of color to take to  the paint stores. Exciting furniture designs also provide lots of opportunity to research . I mark the pages and take the magazine with me to the stores.


title: It never came.

text: I ordered the magazine in April and it was scheduled to get here late June.  I never saw it. I was really looking forward to reading it too!


title: Forbes magazine subscription

text: It took too long to start the subscription, at least several months.


title: Great learning tool

text: Have received three of the magazines so far for my 5 yr old granddaughter (soon to be 6) and so far she really likes them. Although  I need to read most of the articles, we both enjoy learning together and she loves the "games" at the end of the magazine.  Each magazine held a special surprise (animal posters or special cards or a Lego "City" map)  which she was very excited about. Glad I ordered this and felt she will learn quite a bit through her very own magazine subscription.

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title: Classic magazine

text: I will always love the actual magazine in my hand to smell and feel. There’s no online substitute for me.


title: Fast Food Hunting & Fishing

text: Outdoor Life was once a classy outdoor magazine with good writing and a conservation bent.  It has descended to the lowest rung of the genre.  Small snippets of trite advice and a heavy heaping of red-neck philosophy.  Sad.


title: a great magzine for advanced kids.

text:
I had been looking around for a great educational magazine for my 10 year old son.
Most of the science based magazines for kids (national geographic kids, ranger rick, etc.) all seemed to simple & young for my son who is at an advanced reading level.
I considered getting him an adult subscription to National Geographic but my son is still a 10 year old, while he can understand the content of Nat.Geo. to him its very dry, & he likes the games & other things involved in children magazines still.

Today he received his first issue of Muse & I am quite impressed. It is laid out perfect for kids with sections of short interesting facts mixed with longer articles. It is a great science and nature magazine with a load of information on each page (some articles this month include the light spectrums in space, bioluminescence, the psychological affects colors have on humans, and the Maker scene.) But it also incorporates fun aspects such as a comic strip, "advanced color by number" (with 13 different colors & lots of small detailed spaces to color), and more.
The best part to me is that they really involve their young readers. Each month they have a short article written by a reader, as well as pictures, letters, & contests they feature.

I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to get their kid an interesting, educational, & fun magazine.


title: Great mag

text: Bought this subscription for my sister for 2nd year running as she loves it! The only annoying thing is when ordering it's impossible to get it delivered to her house rather than mine, so every month I have to take it to her!


title: Five Stars

text: Great as usual


title: Nice

text: Husband gift


title: Great for beginner or oldtimer...

text: I have been doing genealogy for forty years but I still learn new things from this magazine and get updates on old favorite sites. if you have a brickwall (genealogists all get them) it gives you new ideas to break down the wall or find that elusive ancestor that you have been chasing for a long time...


title: informative

text: As a TV junkie, I rely on ET to keep me informed of all the new shows.  I have tuned in to some things I would never thought I would enjoy, based on their recommendations.  My grandkids marvel at how much current culture I am aware of.  My husband is always saying "How did you know about that?".  ET is the only magazine I subscribe to.


title: Gift subscription

text: This was a gift for my father-in-law and he loves to receive it every month. Great stories, great pictures.....terrific publication!


title: Refusing to Cancel Subscription

text: 2019 Subscription I don't want, I don't read or speak Spanish!


title: Too Modern?  No. Right on time

text: It connects the worldly with the otherworldly.  If you think the reflections are too modern, I counter the Old Testament is more so.  Whoever picked the series of readings from Jeremiah this year is both clairvoyant and inspired. It seems we are always climbing out of our hubris inspired chaos, graduating from the OT to the NT way of thinking again and again.


title: Excellent

text: Great


title: Three Stars

text: NOT AGE APPROPRIATE FOR 13 yr old.


title: I have an 11-yr. old grandson that LOVES this magazine!

text: He just LOVES the articles & pics in Nat Geo Kids! He waits impatiently for every issue to arrive--only drawback is it's not a monthly Publication!


title: Worth to subscribe!

text: I love this magazine and I am glad that I subscribed monthly! I just started it early this year and it is a joy when I receive it because of the colorful content and nice ideas in decorating homes. It inspires me to make my home look nicer. Keep it up!


title: Very Good, but Not Complex

text:
This is a great magazine for those who want to find out about current scientific topics but do no want to delve into the complexity of scientific matter like Scientific American.
This is a great magazine to buy for those that are high school ages.  Those who have strong technical backgrounds may find the articles a bit lacking in substance and length.  The average article length is only about 2 or 3 pages and often you feel as though they could have added more.
One particular enjoyment I find in the magazine is the What's New feature.  This highlights the best new inventions and innovations every moth culminating in their annual Best of What's New issue in December.
I would reccommend this magazine to anyone with a amateur interest in science and technology and wants to be kept up to date.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine for decorating ideas and saving money .


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, helpful articles every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoyed getting the magazine in the mail monthly at a fraction of cover price


title: Five Stars

text: What would life be without the New Yorker?


title: Magazine

text: Magazine never arrivedd


title: Great mag!

text: I am a new cat owner and have found valuable information in this magazine.  I have learned much about cat behaviors which has made my new pet's adjustment easy and comfortable for both of us .


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent photography stories and hikes


title: One Star

text: Wired is a waste.


title: W

text: Grandson loves it


title: Five Stars

text: Love the recipes


title: Five Stars

text: Don't receive until January.


title: No magazine with the public's best interests in mind would put idiots like Food Babe ...

text: No magazine with the public's best interests in mind would put idiots like Food Babe on the cover of their publication.


title: Something new

text: I'd never seen this magazine before now. I was searching for a gift for my husband, who couldn't be harder to shop for. When I read the description, I knew he'd enjoy it. I never imagined that I too would find it interesting. We've both found articles about subjects we didn't even know we'd want to read about, but found ourselves enlightened, educated and entertained. I'd recommend Discover magazine to anyone who wants to read something a cut or two about the usual; who wants to encounter articles written by knowledgeable authors about unexpected new interests that actually ask you to use your brain.


title: I've gotten three issues so far and really like the variety of the recipes and like the menu ...

text: I've gotten three issues so far and really like the variety of the recipes and like the menu suggestions and that there is a shopping list for the recipes. I has unique recipes without the need to buy hard to find ingredients.


title: To be able to find a provider for this magazine.

text: It is a gift...and I know it is helpful for one who has rec. it.


title: Looks good, but....

text: It often had the wrong programming for my Suburban Chicago area.  It has a lot of articles, if those interest anyone.


title: Delivery is soooo slow

text: I ordered the Vogue on 7/17, and today is 8/29, I still haven't received it. I ordered two magazines at the same time, got another one one week ago.


title: Music K-8 Magazine & CD's

text: I've gotten the Music K-8 Magazine since it started 20 years ago.  It's a GREAT teaching tool.  I love it!  Unfortunately, it's cheaper to buy through Plank Rd. Publishing than it is through Amazon.com.  I love Amazon and shop here most of the time, but this product should be ordered from the company that puts it out.


title: Five Stars

text: Excelent


title: EGM is a fantastic magazine

text: Electronic Gaming Monthly is my favorite magazine.  It has completely unbiased reviews, it gives good and interesting information, and it's organized, unlike some OTHER gaming magazines (...).  EGM is often the first magazine to get exclusive news, they have extensive coverage of games, game shows, news in the gaming world, and in every issue have interviews with gaming bigshots.  They aren't afraid to tell you which system to buy, like in their XBOX vs GCN feature, they came right out and said "And the winner is: XBOX!! instead of saying "It's a draw!" or something dumb that other magazines would do.  They tell you which games are groundbreakingly superb, and which games (...) that should be avoided at all costs.  Overall, EGM is a fair, honest, and funny (Hsu and Chan) magazine that should be purchased by anyone considering themselves a gamer.


title: Magazine Taste of Home

text: My wife is the one who likes it. She reads it as soon as it comes in. She gets a lot of information from it, and puts it to use. We just renewed.


title: Well written

text: Well written and entertaining.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. always learn something new


title: Crochet Today

text: I enjoy this magizine very much. I just wish the photography of the crocheted items were taken more seriously. Its hard to determine how the actually product will look.


title: Long Time Fan

text: I have been a subscriber to F&SF for many years now - even in the tough economic times when I had to let all of the non-necessities go, I managed to keep getting this magazine. They publish what I consider to be the best short works in the genre - there is always at least one story that sticks with me for a period of time (often years), and the articles are helpful and informative... or just thought-provoking. There is a good balance between hard-core sci-fi and fantasy. Highly recommended to any sci-fi and/or fantasy fan.


title: Boffins and Sundries

text: A high quality magazine that's more than just a review and nostalgia forum.  Filled with practical advice for expensive and non-expensive classics from all eras, this magazine has branched out in an appealing way to Japanese, Italian (not to mention relatively obscure bikes from around the world) and modern "classic" racing.  This is everything from track to hill climbs to yearly coverage of Goodwood Revival, MotoGiro, Bonneville and the Isle of Man/Manx GP.  It also has recently started to include news and views from abroad - meaning outside the UK.  Along with mechanic and owner how-to's, plus a good dose of museum round-ups, book reviews and auction prices, this magazine is a must have for the classic enthusiast.


title: Beautiful designs and ideas

text:
As an interior design student, I find this magazine a wonderful source of inspiration, variety, and creativity.  This magazine is more about art and design than advice on "do it yourself" decorating or cheap furniture finds, so:

do NOT subscribe to this if you are expecting the latter or else you will be sorely disappointed and become one of the reviewers who give one-two star reviews here because they had expected this magazine to have a different, more practical purpose.


title: good magazine

text: This is a good magazine to keep up with the lastest technology out there. I really enjoy reading it. yay


title: Great magazine

text: The articles are informative and interesting. I like the NEW section which describes inventions.reading this magazine helps to keep me up to date with technology and science.


title: Subscription

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for a number of years. I like it , but I can't say that it has  changed much much from previous years..


title: Good price, good service

text: I was skeptical about ordering a magazine subscription online, but at this price it was worth a try. The first issue arrived approx. 4 weeks after my order. I'm satisfied with this purchase.


title: Young Rider subscription.

text: Purchased this subscription for my grandaughter who is a new horse owner. She can't wait for it to come in the mail and she and her mother read it cover to cover.


title: Horse & Rider subscription.

text: Purchased this subscription for my grand daughter. She and my daughter both love it. We will continue subscription for some time.


title: Missing issues

text: I've had the print version for 7 months now and have still only received 2 issues. Don't bother with this subscription.


title: i find it hard to review since i have yet to recieve my product...

text: I find it hard to review since i have yet to recieve my product... amazon sent me a request to review my recent purchase, but its been two months and I have not recieved even one issue. If it wasn't for my amazon gift certificate, I would definitely have just subscribed through Nylon directly.


title: Five Stars

text: I buy it for my Grandaughter


title: and my dad loved it for Christmas

text: The deal I got for the amount of issues I paid for was more than fair. Quality product for a fraction of the price, and my dad loved it for Christmas, so it was a win for everybody.


title: I am sure it is ok, but the timeline ...

text: I am sure it is ok, but the timeline of the first mailing as described while ordering should have it delivered in January and I am guessing it already has, it was a Christmas present.  It is ok, but wish it had actually started after Christmas.  Sure my Mom is just waiting to see who gave it to her when we see her.


title: Great magazine, did not receive all of them though.

text: This magazine is great, I thoroughly enjoyed it. However, I only received 4 and I ordered 8 months ago.. if there have been delays caused by COVID I understand but I've never been notified about it.


title: Love it!

text: My husband teases me. I read or listen to my books online, but I still get my magazines in print.  Especially this one because I am such a plant and garden lover. I just enjoy the articles and have for years.


title: Not a good deal. Recieved my November issue in Mid January ...

text: Not a good deal. Recieved my November issue in Mid January when I started my subscription. Next issue came a week later. They dump the old issues on you at the beginning. Will not renew.


title: Schlock

text: The magazine really promotes the most schlocky of art and any "editorial" articles are obviously paid for. The magazine is basically one big advertisement for galleries that sell schlocky, realist paintings.


title: Nothing but advertising!

text: I wanted to reconnect with a magazine I liked a lot. Big mistake! I canceled my subscription long before renewal time. This magazine IS NOT what I used to love reading. It's probably 75% advertising and the few articles in the magazine lost  my interest in the first paragraphs. No wonder subscription is so cheap! Avoid!


title: If you like making jewelry - This is a Great Magazine!

text: Bead and Button magazine is a great magazine to get ideas, learn new tips and there is always a new project with detailed instructions.  A great help.


title: stopped coming! no longer in print?!

text: Great magazine, used to check out a copy from the local library, but now during the pandemic my copy stopped coming (I received 2 copies in the spring of 2020).


title: Five Stars

text: always a winner


title: Ordered to try and keep the magazine alive.

text: Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the magazine but found car craft and some of the other mags they killed off more to my liking. Has some decent content each month but the magazine keeps getting thinner all the time.<br />Not sure if I'll renew.


title: Delivered and enjoyed by recipient

text: This was a gift. Delivered and enjoyed by recipient.


title: love it

text: We love to wander on weekends and this magazine is very helpful as to what AZ has to offer.  Very informative.  Thanks.


title: husband love it!

text: We love wildlife and want to know what kind they have here in AZ.  Very informative, his aunt apparently subscribe to the same magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy Time magazine very much


title: Christmas gift

text: My nice who is learning photography loved the subscription and said she looks forward to getting it every month and learning from it.


title: WONDERFUL INSIGHTSIVE STORIES

text: LOVE THIS MAGAGINE WITH WONDERFUL ARTICLES AND GREAT PICTURES AND SUCH.  LOVE THE POLITICAL COMMENTARY.  RECOMMEND THIS TO ANYONE WHO LIKES GREAT STORIES AND NOT SHORT SOUND BITES.  KEEPS ME BUSY FOR HOURS READING.  MOST MAGS I CAN FINISH IN 20 MINUTES.


title: Five-star praise

text: Material characteristics: fine size recommendation: fit comfortable thickness: thin width in summer.<br />It was a great shopping experience and I will come again next time.


title: not received to date

text: I have not received any issues of Air Classics to date


title: Two Stars

text: Too much like every other yoga mag.


title: Woman's Day is end-of-day reading for working student mom

text: Women enjoy sharing ideas for food, family, & friends, but don't always want the pre-packaged politics and opinions of others with obvious positions that exclude all but those who agree with them.  Woman's Day is smart, kind, polite, and compassionate, so it fills a bill for those who are happy in themselves, but enjoy a few minutes to read what the rest of the Country is doing.


title: Help to make life easier.

text: You offer so much from better ways to clean to new colors for painting your walls! I love the organization skills you show for your life to your rooms!


title: Great interviews!

text: I love the personal interviews and the new things in their lives.There are so many people that have great lives,and you ask the right questions!


title: Great read!

text: I couldn't get Family Circle without Women's Day, too! Seems like they compliment each other! Great stories and recipes in every issue. Love this!


title: love it

text: This is what i call passion on cooking. The magazine is like in t.v. , same everithing, recipes,and tips. I enjoy everithing with my girls and trade recipes with friends!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Magazine

text: Eating Well met my expectations...  I enjoy the recipes which are usually very good.  First magazine arrived within a month of placing the order.


title: Too many ads

text: Some of the articles are interesting, but you have to shuffle through a lot of ads. Would like to have more coupons.


title: Recipes are the best part :)

text: i get it for the recipes... only part I like, but I DO like those!


title: so-so for someone who isnt an Aficionado of fine cooking

text: alot of great pictures, but many of the recipes are too sophisticated for me. it's a great magazine for someone who is more into cooking than me. but i dont run for the magazine as soon as it comes, although i do read it later when i have time. what can i say, but that i am just not that into it...


title: great gift

text: as always, makes an awesome gift. i get the magazines second, after she is done with them! just wish they were not so expensive.


title: A Great Read

text: I have always loved Woman's Day because it's chock full of great articles with lots of information, recipes and the latest products. Amazon makes it so afforable to have these subscriptions delivered to your door!!!


title: Disappointed

text: Never have I bothered reviewing on Amazon, but this was such a disappointment.  I hope National Geographic sees these reviews and get's it together.  They do such a great job with other publications.  I do not recommended this mag.


title: Little substance

text: Not impressed with this magazine.  Very little substance.  Can read whole magazine in 20 minutes.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative.


title: Great magazine for stay-at-home-moms or working moms!

text: I am primarily a stay-at-home mom and I have to say I love this magazine.  I love all of the colorful pictures, recipes, and interesting tips for just about everything.  Unlike some other magazines that are full of articles that are somewhat damaging to the soul, this magazine never gives me that, "ugh" feeling like, "I really shouldn't be reading this."  I really like the sections that involve moms and kids (of course). I also really like the neat entertainment articles and I find it refreshing that they use famous people who are not in the gossip magazines, but usually  working and busy moms and women like myself!  I recommend this magazine!


title: cancel this renewal

text: I am disappointed in this magazine in general.  It does not meet my expectations in a magazine.<br />Please cancel this renewal.


title: Same Thrasher as always

text: Great magazine


title: They love it!

text: My third year of renewing this subscription for my parents! They love it!


title: Vintage with a twist

text: I love country Living Magazine. Every month I find a new treasure or idea that I want to incorporate in my home. I highly recommend it.


Digital edition is fine, received March in the mail, but still waiting on April edition in the mail and clutch. Although, after reading other reviews, it seems I may be waiting a long time for the clutch and/or will be disappointed. We'll see.


title: Too much advertising

text: With National Geographic becoming a Disney product, the general quality has suffered.  National Geographic Kids is far less informative than the old National Geographic World kids' magazine and much of the space that isn't an actual ad is wasted on promoting movies or the like rather than being informative about the world.


title: Surprisingly fast process

text:
Unlike some of the previous buyers I have a very positive experience. The first issue arrived within 30 days after the purchase, faster than most other venues for magazines.

I have always been a big fan of McGraw Hill as a publisher. AR is simply another gem.


title: The auction bible

text: Anyone involved in one way or another in the art market should be an Art & Auction reader. Each issue covers different areas of collectibles, from Asian art to contemporary painting, from old masters to wine, from XVIIIth century furniture to Art Deco, and so on. There is a monthly artist dossier, delivering valuable insight into his or her career, style, key periods, price level, etc, and a regular in-depth coverage of the major public sales. Contributors are all long-time experts (Souren Melikian, Judd Tully...)and the illustrations of the works of art are often of a very high quality. Undoubtedly the irreplaceable bible of the art market.


title: Five Stars

text: Great read, kids loved it


title: Covers ALL Major Food Allergies (or pretty darn close)

text:
As other reviewers have mentioned, it's a great "How To" guide for those with newly diagnosed food allergies. What's great about "Living Without" is that they try very hard to cover *all* the bases. They hit the 2 biggies - gluten & dairy (casein) , with a reference page for each in the back of *every* issue. (It's called the quick-start guide.) Next, there's the "Substitution Solutions" for cooking & baking. There, they cover egg substitution as well as dairy & gluten (4 gluten-free flour recipes!), along with guidelines for using xanthan or guar gum, which are necessary for baking with gluten-free flour.

In addition, there's a Q & A column where readers can ask for help with less common allergens like garlic or rice, etc. There's plenty of recipes and gorgeous photos of delicious foods that make you feel like 'hey, I can handle this!' The recipes usually cover additional substitutions like egg, etc. if needed. There's also a regular 'research round-up' which summarizes the latest research results involving food allergies - connections to various diseases & conditions, etc. And the articles are wonderful - inspiring stories of those with the same problems, also in-depth reports on issues like missed diagnosis, traveling with food allergies, summer camp for allergic kids, etc.

I love every issue & I'm giving two gift subscriptions this Christmas!


title: Great children's magazine

text: My daughter was over the moon when she received her subscription. The content keeps her attention and she looks forward to receiving them


title: Not worth it

text: Sporadic delivery not much of a magazine.  My father was very disappointed.


title: Subscribe

text: Great venue for fine contemporary poetry and a very attractive journal.


title: Look forward to every new magazine.

text: Lots of good clean recipes.


title: Great gift for children

text: I purchased a subscription for a family member, and he loved it! He looked forward to receiving each monthly edition and would read it with his dad.


title: Great value, fast processing

text: I was about to skip renewing Vogue b/c all the offers I got were for $20+/year.  Then it dawned on me to check Amazon, and holey moley I found it for $15/year!  Awesome!  I had no idea this service existed, and now I'm so glad I do.  My purchase was processed quickly and I received my first issue (Sept.) last week.  Thanks, Amazon!


title: Delivery/availability

text: I have been reading evo since issue 3, that’s two decades of readership. It’s the only car magazine I read. The problem is this: the few times I’ve subscribed it’s always been a disaster. Pay $100 and then wait and wait and maybe get one now and then and not have any customer service or support at all and end up buying them at Barnes and Noble or BAM. Awesome, thanks.


Have been reading this magazine for decades and recently returned to it.  Much good writing and thinking going on in here.


title: Great recipes for all kinds of cooks

text: Even if you are a casual cook like I am, you will enjoy this magazine.  I keep only what I know I will use.  My only complaint is the amount of advertising which seems to take up half of the magazine.  I suppose that is normal.  On the plus side, I get new and tasty recipes each month and am enjoying the discovery of new dishes and deserts.  I highly recommend this if you enjoy food or are just looking for new ideas.


title: Essential reading

text: I bought this magazine to stay current with foreign affairs.  I look forward to reading it for its in depth coverage


title: Discover has sold out and gone down the toilet under the new management.

text: Discover is watered down popular science (also a really bad publication) totally lacking in any scientific integrity. It is nothing but corporate backed disinformation to mislead the uneducated.


title: Great gift!

text: I have an avid reader in my home, but I wasn’t sure if they would like this magazine... not only do they like it, they love it! Cover to cover each time! Great holiday gift for a child!


title: Novel Concept - A Fashion Magazine with Articles!

text:
Already a subscriber to Self and Women's Health, I subscribed to Glamour and Marie Claire in search of better fashion content. While I didn't really get the fashion content I was looking for (as few items featured in MC fall within my grad-student budget), I was pleasantly surprised that MC was attempting a novel if not altogether successful approach to a women's fashion magazine - a magazine with actual articles about issues that many women would find interesting. A few examples from this month's issue - a woman writes about her experience of being in a world renowned prison, an ethnographic piece on a matrifocal ethnic group in China etc. I should warn you that these articles are never really in depth, but they are nifty little conversation starters. Recently, MC has also been trying a bit harder with "recession-friendly" items for their fashion section, and while pieces $250-and-under are still out of most people's budget, I think the effort to feature more attainable items is a step in the right direction...

Also, Amazon usually offers $5 tO $10 off of its featured magazine's every few months, if you wait for this deal (you'll probably get an email), you could get a one year subscription to MC for $3!


title: I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE

text: I LOVE  THIS MAGAZINE.


title: Excellent magazine

text: My wife has been a subscriber for over 30 years.  She enjoys reading it and checking out the many ideas.


title: Gone Way Downhill

text: Recently renewed my subscription after a three year hiatus and I couldn't believe my eyes.  The magazine is a skeleton of its former self, with slim stories and little science.  Bob Guccione Jr's mag is not even that fun to read.  On the happier side, the magazine appears to shun its earlier environmental preoccupations.


title: Don't waste your money

text: This kids magazine is not very good and my 5 year old is not very interested in it at all.  I am glad I only ordered it for 3 months. Buy something much better like Ladybug or Click. Costs a little more but its worth every penney.It does not have all the advertising mentioned in previous reviews its just a bad magazine.


title: Piece of junk - too much advertising and no substance

text: This magazine should be handed out for free, I am not surprised currently going for $3 because it is basically only full of ads. Out of a bulky 225 pages to browse, ony 25 pages of articles, out of which only 10 pages of interest to me....I would definitely not renew my subscription in 9 months!!!


title: One Star

text: auto renews so look out if you only want a year


title: great value and quick delivery!

text: This is a great value.  Amazon is my favorite way to subscribe to magazines...in fact it is the ONLY way I subscribe to magazines because it is so much cheaper that going to the magazine direclty!  Delivery was also much faster than promised, I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my fiance and she recieved it in less than 2 weeks (and before Christmas)!


title: marie Claire Idees

text: I ordered this magazine and never recieved a single issue. I never got a response from my complaint.


title: Always a winner

text: Always a lot of good outdoors tips and information.


title: Five Stars

text: like what it has to offer


title: Five Stars

text: Best bowhunting magazine out there.


title: Delivery Troubles

text: I like the magazine but i am facing troubles with the delivery system, so far i didnt receive July 2010 issue!


Beautiful clothes that I would love to own and wear, but are way out of my price range. Oh, well.


title: Waste

text: It took 6 months to receive my first issue of this magazine after I purchased a sub. Then when I finally do get it , it’s not Mn game and fish like it says but instead it’s Midwest game and fish. Don’t even bother. I ended up tossing these in the garbage after a few months of getting them they are so bad. Nothing but ads with like 2 articles worth reading.


title: Classy, quality product

text: In this time of economizing and cutting back, it's a pleasure to dream your way through the pages of this absolutely beautiful, quality, publication.  What a pleasure!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love Ree Drummond and her magazine.


title: If we don't hear from.you, we need a refund!

text: We love the magazine,but it has not been delivered to our home!


title: referance material

text: The magazine is a referance material that is reviewed often. I look forward to each new publication . Even the written words part.


title: Printed on REAL paper!

text: Better than an APP. This special Rolling Stone is printed on actual paper. And, from what I'm lead to believe, it is deliverd to my home by a real MAIL person. It must happen during the middle of the night as I have not witnessed it personally. I've heard this is how it was done in pre-historic times when dinosaurs (like The Beatles and Elvis Presley) roamed the earth. I enjoy every issue especially now that it is much lighter as it must be on a special vegan diet and the paper is shiney and smooth and doesn't make my hands dirty like the old New York Times (that was something called a *newspaper*)but I don't believe it exists anymore. I recommend Rolling Stone to everyone who wants to feel old and young again all at the same time. I would like more stories on Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and a swimsuit issue would also be GREAT!


title: Best photos, content and recipes ever!

text: Best photos, content and recipes ever! This magazine is a life changer. The articles are in depth and so inspiring. I get the digital and print versions.  Love it!


title: Consistency!

text: Got all my deliveries weekly or biweekly.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine, it has some very wonderful ideas.


title: You gotta get grit

text: Grit is a great magazine. I learn so much in every issue


title: Magnolia needs a Re-boot!

text: This mag is horrible! Time for the Gaines's to go out to pasture!


title: Five Stars

text: Great recipes.


title: It's the in-depth stories behind our passion, eg, James Bond watches

text:
WatchTime magazine uniquely stands out for the detail and originality that it brings to coverage of fine wristwatches. Photography is of course on par with the best in print anywhere. But the editorial goes beyond that, capturing the history, technology, and competitive reasoning that motivates collectors and binds us together in our interests. My personal example, of course, is through watches associated with the fictional James Bond character. Look at most of what you read on the internet regarding Rolex Submariners associated with early Eon Productions movies (Sean Connery to Roger Moore), and you'll likely find that WatchTime had the source research: See contribution by Robert Sprague, October 2004. Their 2008 Omega Special Issue provided great behind-the-scenes information on that product placement deal, noting that the Seamaster appearance in GoldenEye (starring Pierce Brosnan) was a marketing coup whereby "that year sales increased by a factor of ten." Appropriately, Omega calls this "the James Bond effect." In its February 2009 issue, WatchTime ran one of its largest feature articles in its history, on my own discovery of the original literary James Bond watch and Ian Fleming's personal 1016 Explorer model. An in its 2010 issue, WatchTime pointedly previewed the then-upcoming, "Bond Watches, James Bond Watches" exhibit at the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, Pennsylvania.

It's the sort of interest that led to the recent release on Amazon.com of the first-ever James Bond Watches Price Guide [[ASIN:B004S7ANC6 James Bond Watches Price Guide 2011]] in 2011.

This is why I've long been a subscriber of WatchTime and highly recommend the magazine to others. Even if don't have a particular interest in James Bond watches, rest assured that this same sort of passion and attention to developing unique content goes into the articles they run every month on selections from among the finest watches made. They're the stories behind your passion, too.


title: Don't wanna be!

text: I am not a Martha wannabe, but I love this magazine.  It is creative and informative.  If you enjoy your home, your kitchen and your garden, you will get some neat information and ideas.  Everything is presented with class and style; something lacking in most other magazines for women.


title: For the Curious at Heart

text: This is not just for science geeks.  It's for anyone with a natural sense of curiosity about the world and life around them.  Lots of great pictures, writing, and ideas.


title: No more

text: No longer available


title: Great Mag!

text:
Get ready for a great magazine with great recipes that anyone who likes to cook,
will love!

I have been subscribed for 2 years and they have never disappointed me. Their recipes are on the cutting edge and the tastes are adventurous and exciting.

I would definitely recommend this Magazine.


title: Absolutely Fabulous Magazine

text:
My Wife thinks this is the best magazine she has ever subscribed to and would like to see others just like it. Beautiful pictures, wonderful stories of cottages from all over.

Keep up the excellent magazine, Cottage Journal!


title: Four Stars

text: I gave this as a gift to my daughter and she really likes this cookbook.


title: interesting

text: I got my first issue and I read it cover to cover, it was very interesting


title: Very Insightful Business Magazine

text: I had heard of Fast Company before when an executive said it was a magazine he really enjoyed.  I usually find most popular business magazines dull and poorly written.  This is an exception.  Articles are entertaining and often provide a unique perspective or idea.  As someone who works for a large company that is often times "change-resistant," Fast Company is a breath of fresh air.  It provides many examples of how your company -- small or large -- can be poised to take advantage of new technology, understand the latest in consumer trends, and succeed in this economy.  It should be required reading for any executive, manager, or employee that is interested in how companies evolve and change.


title: Love Wired!

text: great writing; worth the money.


title: Some good articles to much advertizing

text: To many adds


title: One Star

text: After 3 months I'm still waiting for the first exemplar.


title: Four Stars

text: Always been good


title: I buy this for my nephews

text: I do that because I'm awesome and science is real, your deal is not. My nephews read this and will become scientists. Your's probably not because you didn't buy this for them. You're a terrible relative.


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful...loved it


title: Great magazine

text: If you want an excellent magazine that will hold your child's attention for hours, then Spider is the one for you.


title: but that's fine!

text: The Economist is informative, well written, international.....and typically, more than I can read in a week...but that's fine!


title: Good Buy

text: quick access... always interesting.. hat looks good on my friend


title: Why so slow?

text: We're psyched to read Cricket - it sounds great for our 7 year old bookish son - but it's been more than a month and we've yet to see an issue of Cricket in the mail. Why does the subscription process take so long?


title: Phenomenal

text: Unbeatable price for fantastic content. Really love the broad range of innovative science they cover. I would give one to any niece or nephew.


title: Popular Photography

text: Great magazine,  Lots of information about all parts of photography, from cameras, to shooting techniques, to photo software, and more.  It is a great all around photography magazine.


title: Auto renewing not wanted.

text: I will not buy this because of the auto-renew feature. I wanted to give this as a gift but will not because I can see no way to not have it auto-renew. So you have lost a sale.


title: Taste of Home magazine

text: Love the magazine hate the advertisements, I used to get it without the ads. Would like more down to earth home ideas.


title: Country Living Magazine

text: Have not received it yet!!! And I get a "Brides" magazine I never ordered I wonder if someone confused the 2 magazines on my order!!!


This is a very good magazine, with a lot info about our state,things to do & see. This Magazine would be be good kept at roadside information centers ( for sale ) to tourist entering the state.  Thanks ROY


title: Stylish not Stuffy Lifestyle Magazine

text: This mag seems to reflect the Pioneer Woman you see on TV... in all the good ways. Fun sense of humor, stylish not stuffy, interesting glimpses into life in OK, and creative twists on old recipes as well as fresh new recipes.  The articles are easy to read, and presented in a fun, colorful style. Great photography and a broad variety of articles from recipes to informational pieces.  Only downside is the magazine is kind of thin (not many pages).  Great start; looking forward to seeing it expand and grow.


title: Very interesting topics every time. My daughter finishes reading ...

text: Very interesting topics every time.  My daughter finishes reading every one within a day, and kept re-reading it month after month!


title: Too political and boring stories

text:
I am a life-long reader of sci-fi and especially like short stories. So I thought it would be fun to get a subscription like I always wanted when I was a kid.

After waiting months for my first issue, I was quite disappointed to find boring stories and overtly political content throughout. I decided that this was surely and anomaly, so I waited for a couple more months for another issue. Same thing. I was hoping for science and science fiction, not political opinions and mediocre writing. There's folks at your local coffee shop writer's workshops that are better than what is being published here.

My advice: spend your money on something else.


title: My 16 year old niece loved it!

text: All I know is that my niece called and said that she received it and she had read it twice!  Also, I loved getting it for $10 from Amazon.


title: love it

text: I love it, gives me ideas on where to travel


title: Not fit for lining the litter box

text: Vanity Fairis is misogynistic garbage rag.  Don’t waste your money.


title: Great Magazine HORRIBLE 3rd Party Delivery Service

text: The magazine is fantastic.  I have read it for years, however this service that handles the subscriptions is HORRIBLE.  I renewed in plenty of time between the lapse of my first subscription and then setting up for a renewal of the 2nd subscription.  I  have not received as issue since April and this is now July.  Thoroughly satisfied with the magazine, just not the 3rd party delivery service.

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title: Childs magazine

text: I have purchased this for the first time for my grandson....so far he loves it! I am hoping it will hold his attention as he is so smart that he gets bored with things fast.


title: Pseudoscientific Infotainment

text: Take it from someone with a STEM degree; this magazine isn't written to make you smarter, it's written to make you FEEL smarter


title: repetitious

text: It's a good magazine the first 2 or 3 times it is read, after that it's totally repetitious. Same advertising, same coverage of events (the only thing that changes is the location of events)but try it anyway, You might like It..


title: Refreshingly different

text: After cancelling my Forbes subscription (mostly due to the fact that I got utterly tired of their absurd right-wing slant), I am really glad I found this diamond in the rough. Yes, they are a young magazine with a few things that lack a bit of polish, but their mix of articles, features, and insights are much more balanced than your typical business magazine and make for a great read every time.


title: Worst Customer Service Ever

text: The content is alright, but if you have a problem with your online of print subscription you have to deal with the worst customer service agents ever. They are absolutely unhelpful. The publication quality does not outweigh the horrible service.


title: Unbelieveable price

text:
When I receive this e mail.  I can't believe the prices of the magazines and the great discount.  I got a 2 years of Marie Claire for $5.  When I saw the price.  I know that I had to buy it that is cheap reading.

I like Marie Claire they have articles that you don't see in other magazines.  The funny way I discovered Maire Claire was I received a six month trial from Clinque and after that I was hooked.  I will be a long time reader as long as I get a great deal.

If you ever get the chance to receive Marie Claire at a great deal then try it.  Remember if you don't like it  for any reasons like all magazanies you can cancel at anytime.


title: superb industry reference

text: This is by far the best spa resource magazine. Thankfully it covers more than the American sector of the spa industry! I enjoy this and Spa magazine the most out of all the mags that I subscribe to. And I get them all!


title: Fantastic! Well worth the money!

text: My grandkids learned so much from this! They would get so excited every time the issue would come in.


title: Deep learning about our world.

text: I love the depth and focus of each edition.


title: Probably the best available periodical reviewing classical recordings

text:
I would endorse everything that is said by below by J Scott Morrison.  "International Record Review", while obviously based on  "Gramophone" magazine (it shares the general format and some of the same reviewers), has addressed most of "Gramophone"'s egregious faults.

1. There is far more space devoted to actual reviews of classical recordings (the primary purpose of both magazines), and far more CDs actually get reviewed.

2. Reviewers are not exclusively U.K.-based

3. The choice of recordings to review sems less constrained by advertising considerations.

4. More reviews of reissues of historical recordings.

5. No section on audio equipment (Gramophone's paltry and inadequate audio equipment reviews are obviously inserted to get advertising dollars from audio manufacturers) -- a subject which demands and deserves its own periodical.

All in all, this is probably your best bet if you want to subscribe to a classical music magazine


title: Read NYRB and be the best-informed it is possible to be

text:
NYRB features long, in-depth articles about recent books and events.  The "reviews" frequently take the book under discussion as a starting point for a wide-ranging essay which then becomes a work in its own right.  Indeed, I've seen articles in NYRB referred to in academic papers.  Don't fear that NYRB will bore you, however.  I've often found a NYRB article to be a great introduction to an area of thought or literature previously unknown to me.

The only negative is a rather tedious Michael-Mooreish political stance.  I have no objection to seeing Bush bashed, but wish that NYRB could do so in a more creative and less repetitive manner. Maybe once in a while we could hear from someone who actually likes the man?

Nevertheless I find NYRB an indispensable periodical.  I find it a great complement to The Economist, which features a more pro-business and pro-free trade economic stance and wider, but less deep, coverage of the world.


title: Top rate

text: My son and his wife are new to raising chickens. They only have four hens  They found this a very helpful magazine especially being so new at it.


title: 99% advertising

text:
These magazine really is just a bunch of advertising. You might as well just pick up a South Coast brochure rather than pay for this. I subscribed for just five bucks a year, and I still feel ripped off!!

There is really just one semi-interesting restaurant related article per issue, but I can just go to yelp instead for free advice.

LA Weekly is better (and free)


title: New Ideas

text: I really have been enjoying this magazine.  It explores new companies and why they are being successful.  I also really like the emphasis of the Green companies and their importance.  I also like that the companies they feature are usually pretty different.  Learning is a good thing.


title: Three Stars

text: Too much directed toward younger generation than it used to be.


title: Good publication 👌

text: I look forward to my issue showing up. They got some good recipes in there


title: 4 out of 10

text: I only recieved 4 out of the 10 promised issues.


title: WORST SERVICE EVER

text: I ordered this as a gift in Oct. 2006.  In Feb 2007 I called to cancel the subscription and receive a refund.  It's now been three weeks and over 12 calls later...STILL NO REFUND.  I keep getting passed back and forth between amazon and the magazine company.  Nobody knows who is responsible nor do they record a call log of what is going on.  Each time I call in, it seems as though it's the first time I have ever called about this issue.  I am losing all respect for Amazon and would recommend avoiding ordering magazines, especially through this company 'Magazine Express'.


title: Lost Popular Science Subscription

text: I never received my subscritption to Popular Science. So I guess my review is either bad or inconclusive.


title: Worth its money

text: Great magazine!


title: Great but NO DISK!

text: Do not get this magazine w/out the disk!!!  This is a really great mag but 80% of the reason for getting it is for the disk.  ...


title: great magazine

text: Loved it! So many good recipes and good suggestions.  I cannot wait to try some of them on my own


title: Five Stars

text: excellent publication


title: Where is it??

text: So I ordered the magazine in Nov. 6, 2005. Its now Feb. 22nd, 2006 and the magazines (since I also ordered the Smithsonian and Scientific American) are nowhere to be seen. Of course, my account was quickly charged and at this pace, I'm guessing the whole genomic structure of all living organisms in this planet will be decoded before I receive any of them... so if you actually want to read this excellent magazine, it might be a better idea to get somewhere else...


title: Bargain-priced entertainment

text: Never having read PM in the past, I was hesitant to make a 2 year commitment, but the great price convinced me.  Now that I've received a few issues, I'm sold.  Great mag!


title: National Geographic should be embarrassed.

text: There are interesting articles in this magazine. However, every fun fact is sandwiched between ads for junk food, movies, or video games. This magazine is one long advertisement. I'm surprised that a magazine/organization like National Geographic would want to be associated with content like this. Instead of this, I'd recommend Ranger Rick, American Girl, or any of the long list of publications from Carus (Appleseeds, Cricket, etc.).


title: VegNews has got to be my favorite magazine! You've got all your bases covered as ...

text: VegNews has got to be my favorite magazine!  You've got all your bases covered as each issue is full of topics that touch on all of the different aspects of veganism.  The styling and coloring are visually appealing as well.


title: Insightful articles

text: I enjoy reading this magazine too. It has very insightful articles, not as many recipes. Only problem is there are way too many advertisements but that is to be expected from any magazine. It just feels like this magazine has more than the usual amount. However the ads open up new door for me as I learn about new products out there for vegetarians so that is why I still give this magazine 5 stars. I look forward to getting it in the mail every month.


title: Best veg*n magazine

text: VegNews has way more vegan recipes than any other veggie magazine (especially Vegetarian Times.)  It's creative and a fun read.  If you're vegan - or just seeking healthy recipes and ideas - this is the magazine for you.


title: VegNews is a MUST-HAVE

text: VegNews is a true must-have for all vegetarians, vegans, and veg curious. They provide insightful and informational articles, as well as grey tips, reviews, and recipes. I am so proud of the work they have done to get veganism out into the community in a hip, beautiful, easy to read and eye-catching format. Bravo to VegNews! I strongly consider getting a subscription. It is worth much more than the subscription deal here.


title: Boring. Mostly, just ads for stuff

text:
Boring because it is mostly ads for very expensive items.
Very, very few recipes.
You are just paying for advertising.
Canceled my subscription after the second issue.


title: Veg News Where is it?

text: I told a friend that one of his Christmas presents was Veg News. He never received a card stating that Veg News was coming his way as a gift from me. Then he told me he never received a copy of Veg News. I checked with Amazon/Veg News and supposedly the first magazine will be sent out in April. I was not told this in the beginning when I ordered the magazine. If the magazine would have sent the recipient a card, at least he would've known that the magazine would not be coming out until April. I think this is a shoddy way of conducting business. Needless to say, I am not happy, nor is the recipient.


title: It's a great magazine for vegans and anyone interested in eating for ...

text: It's a great magazine for vegans and anyone interested in eating for personal or environmental health or for a compassionate life.


title: My #1 Mag

text: I read it from cover to cover even the ad's! Good recipes and photos, articles on relevant social issues, product and book reviews and they spotlight media like blogs and podcasts. It leans toward being a Woman's magazine when it includes make up and fashion features but I think males could get value from it too.  I just wish I could afford to travel to all the cities and countries they profile!


title: Happy it's back!

text: Since I enjoyed this magazine from the time of my initial subscription in Feb of 2013 until its publication was suspended due to the petty actions of one of its co-founders, I was pleased to learn that publication is resuming and that the final issue of my original subscription is on its way to me. While its tone was occasionally preachy, I found the recipes and vegan product info helpful and liked not having to scrutinize every recipe for any animal products (as I have to do with Vegetarian Times (which I admittedly also love)). I'm looking forward to renewing my subscription and enjoying future issues.


title: My go-to magazine!

text: I love VegNews and eagerly await it in the mail!! Every single recipe I have come across is phenomenal. They do their taste-testing, for sure! It also keeps me up to date on pressing environmental and ethical issues that I may not otherwise come across. A MUST for all vegans, vegetarians, and anyone else! Love, love, love it!


title: This is a - What's New in Vegan Processed Foods- Magazine

text:
I have been receiving this publication for a year now and will not be renewing.
If you interested in Highly processed vegan foods, then this is the magazine for you.
It's a what's new and on the market now, type magazine.... There is little, to no information on
whole foods and healthy living, and very little in the way of recipes, except those offered by ads, promoting their processed products. Very dissapointed.


title: Great Magazine

text: This magazine is great.  It is full of tips, articles, receipes and fashion ideas for women. It is offered on Amazon for a discouted rate and will renew every year unless you cancel.


title: Best Industry Mag Around

text:
Thoughtful, fair reviews and comparisons of all motorcycles.  Excellent supplementary articles related to personal health (as it relates to motorcycle riding), rider improvement skills, equipment reviews, rider forums/comments, and motorcycle repair/maintenance tips.  No "quirky" writers...every article is written with an objective aimed at giving the reader the most information about a particular topic and safe motorcycling.  As an added feature, if you're a subscriber, the magazine is made available to you on-line. Nice for quick reference when away from home or wherever your hard copy version maybe.

As if that wasn't enough, Amazon pricing was the "deal maker" for me. I recommend this magazine (purchased via Amazon) to anybody with an interest in motorcycling.


title: Ok

text: A nice magazine. But it kind of feels like the companies have to approve what they say about their truck. So it makes it a little biased.


title: Watch the Renewal

text: Watch the automatic renewal - it renews at 10 months instead of at 12 months.


title: This is the best magazine ever existed

text: This is the best magazine ever existed. I have every single one since 1998. I have been taking the french edition before they made the English version.<br />I definitely recommend that magazine.


title: Best Told History

text: WOW...a delight. Big,Bold Beautifully illustrated .


title: Five Stars

text: my grand son loves them