title: Frightening and thorough analysis of accidents.

text:
By nature, this is a very depressing publication: Peter Garrison reviews aviation accidents that usually resulted in someone dying.  One subscribes NTSB reporter in hopes of avoiding similar mistakes.
A shorter version of Peter Garrison's NTSB columns appear in Flying Magazine.  NTSB Reporter's trademark is a *much* more thorough analysis of a specific accident.
It's immensely thoughtful, but I would not leave copies lying around on the coffee table for non-pilots or spouses.  to see them.


title: A cerebral, ongoing treatment of IFR topics

text: IFR Refresher, one of several Belvoir aviation publications, offers a more serious treatment of IFR flying than its sibling publication, IFR.  Each issue has an article addressing technique, a very difficult quiz and an accident review.  The accident reviews are of the caliber of those appearing in NTSB Reporter and are spooky because they invariably involve a cascading set of failures in technique, planning and decision-making.<br />It's a good supplement an intense pilot will use to maintain his or her IFR awareness.


title: Useful, but has limitations

text:
Like the other Belvior aviation publications, this is one you should certainly consider subscribing to.  Its heart is in the right place as it tries well, but because aviators aren't as unbiased and ubiquitous as those who buy small kitchen appliances, the results are worth only a few grains of salt.
[For an opinion on their airplane reviews, please see my review of their book publication.]
In an older article, they took on the challenge of a vendor who claimed their oil additive would make an engine last longer.  (This is the aviator's equivalent of: "Lose 30lbs in one month - ask me how!")  The article was hilarious in its razor-sharp dicing of the claims and vendor's avoidance of an unbiased test.
This is where AC really shines.
On the other hand, a lot of what they try to do is hurt by the sample size available.  For example, in a recent issue they considered the merits of overhauling an engine at a big name shop (Mattituck, Victor, Penn Yan, etc) versus versus local shop.  With only a few dozen responses -- overhauling an engine is something few pilots are familiar with -- the confidence interval on the big names was extremely wide.
In the article, it was noted that one particular big name shop that fared poorly in previous surveys did much better this time around, it was suggested, because it made some of its happier customers aware of the survey.  (In other words, ballot stuffing.)
The results would be even wilder for your local shop, thus their advice that you ask around locally if that's the option you want to pursue.
At its best, Aviation Consumer is a tool for considering planes and equipment and learning some of the general nuances.  Once you've narrowed your choice down, get the full monty from a local user's group or someone who'se owned it for a while.


title: Funny, useful tips for the instrument-rated pilot

text:
IFR is one of several Belvoir aviation publications (Aviation Consumer, IFR pilot, light plane maintenance...) and retains their fine blend of humor and practicality.  The assumption is the reader either has an IFR rating or is well-on her way.
Each issue has a general theme, often related to the season.  For example, a recent issue explored zero-zero (no visibility, ceiling) takeoffs, as would be observed if a field were socked in with a 50' thick layer at ground-level.  It's perfectly legal for part 91 (general aviation) flying, but often neglected as an option.  Included in the article are legal considerations and ways of mitigating risk.
The monthly columns are also fun. Two of my favorites:
IFR quiz -- related to the primary topic of that issue, the quiz involves a combination of interpreting ATC regulations, navigation, chart symbiology and the realities of IFR flying.  These are invaluable because you learn about the *intent* behind the presentation.
On the Air -- the aviator's equivalent of bloopers.


title: Great, but they started with the issue that had ...

text: Great, but they started with the issue that had been out for a while, which I already bought.  I feel one short.


title: It is not a monthly magaine

text: Enjoyed reading the articles


title: National Geographic is a must

text: Bought as a gift for my mom.  National Geographic has given my family years of fascinating stories about the world's past and present.


title: Glamour Away

text: I purchased this for my daughter and she has not received an issue yet...so no review is better than a bad one.


title: Gift

text: I purchased this as a gift for my mother.. she loves the magazines and I love that she gets one every month.. the gift that keeps on giving :)


title: Three Stars

text: For Hubby--not to my taste


title: Used to be MUCH better!

text: have read this magazine since in the 50s.  With the cost of postage and paper it has gone downhill, which is very sad


title: If I could just afford the calories----

text: Deen has excellent old fashioned recipes.  I enjoy reading recipes and seeing where I can alter them to keep the flavor and adjust them to my dietary needs.


title: USED TO BE A "MUST HAVE" FOR ME

text: The new editor has ruined this formerly wonderful magazine!  I CANCELLED it as it is no longer a go-to resource for southern cooking and decor!  I had been a subscriber for over 30 years.


title: Lots of Ideas for Quilters

text: If I only had the time to do everything I like that is in Quilting magazine!  I wish there were more things geared to beginners.  However, it is a good resource for places to shop online and in person.  I have bookmarked on my computer many of the places that advertise in the magazine and go to them when I need something I can't get locally.


title: lots of places to find things

text: Gave lots of sources as well as several nice quilt patterns.  Fons & Porter are known for their quilting. LL


title: A waste of money

text: Only a newbie, who doesn't have a good doc would ever need this magazine.  The Arthritis Foundation's, Arthritis Today is MUCH BETTER and a better buy.


title: Memphis Mag

text:
We have subscribed since it's inception, along with magazines for other cities we frequent (we live in a suburb of Memphis).  It gives you a lot of great information and its restaurant listings in the back are most helpful, especially when a new one appears.  We love the "Ask Vance" column about old Memphis (pre 1965) as we have both lived here most of our lives and we are now retired.  We frequently give gift subscriptions to newcomers.

If you plan on coming for Memphis in May (our annual month-long festival) it gives you great coverage so you know when to come for things like the BBQ contest or Sunset Symphony.  (If you plan on coming this year, better make hotel reservations NOW).


title: Easy access to all your favorite shows

text: I got the TV Guide as a gift to my husband. He loves TV and is always trying to find movies and shows to watch. He loves it!


title: I expected more

text: I love the Food Network so I was prepared to love this magazine. The first issue I received was the bacon issue and it seemed like there was more interest in marketing bacon related products i.e. spatulas, tee-shirts, etc. than in actual cooking. The recipes that were there were not ones that made me want to run to my kitchen and cook. There were some articles that were educational and those I appreciated. I hope that I will like the other issues more.


title: Interesting projects

text: I did like the projects and the bits where I could learn what to do/ not do but I have to tell you that when I looked at some of the designer rooms my eyes would nearly bleed. Some of the colors were so awful like that vomitus green that shows up in so many of the pictures and the awful yellows not to mention the test pattern graphics. I don't understand how anyone could relax in a room that contained any of those elements.


title: Five Stars

text: love it!


title: Great reading

text: My ten year old grandson loved it


title: Perfect for an 8 year old

text: My grandson loved it


title: What a waste of time and money!!

text: I was quite disappointed with the TV Guide, I thought it would be a comprehensive guide and show more listings. Instead it shows all the channels we receive, but only three and one half hours per day for all the channels.  If I had known how limited the guide was I would never have ordered the magazine.


title: Great Christmas present

text: Great for foodies and beginners alike.  Amazing recipes that are both classic and out of the box. Als includes places to eat in different areas


title: Amazing classic

text: Great book that is both educational and fun. Allows for the dreamer to dream and discover all parts of the world.


title: This magazine had great tips, great places to go and great new ...

text: This magazine had great tips, great places to go and great new supplies that you don't find in stores. Overall, I highly recommend this magazine to any backpacker fanatic!


title: Fascinating

text: Love to coverage and in-depth stories


title: The New Scientific American: Pseudoscience With A Political Agenda

text:
This is not the Scientific American of twenty-five years ago. This is a publication of advertisements with an occasional editorial or 'science'
article written by an agenda-driven 'science writer' or 'journalist'. The handful or articles written by scholars are collections of tired, old-hat news lifted from aging encyclopedias.

I sadly threw out the issues I received and cancelled my subscription.


title: Road & Track Magazine

text:
I purchased a 1-year subscription.

Pros :  The subscription arrived/started in a timely manner.
That's it.

This lost my interest a long time ago but I felt that I needed to give it a shot again.  I'm still not interested in it.  This mag is totally out of touch.  More competition reporting in this area of the automotive world would be bennificial to this mag.


title: Good Price

text: Tells you what you need to know about TV programing, times & reviews.  This is the best price found for a years subscription.


title: my favorite magazine

text: Being retired, the tv is our number one entertainment and the tv guide is used daily. Plus there is interesting articles about stars and what is on tv. I look forward to each issue.


title: Good mag

text: Good mag


title: Nice read

text: Simple good read for motorcycle fans


title: Great Magazine, Terrible Customer Service

text: I'm giving this two stars because of the lack of performance by Casino Player Publishing.  I ordered this subscription (and one for Casino Player) through Amazon because over a year ago I changed addresses and Casino Player Publishing would/could/did not change my mailing address for my previous subscription.  I tried emails, snail-mail and website contacts to no avail.  Today is 8 Aug 2016.  I ordered this subscription on 15 May 2016 and have yet to receive an issue.  I absolutely love the magazine but the customer service from CPP is horrible.


text:
I'm giving this two stars because of the lack of performance by Casino Player Publishing.  I ordered this subscription (and one for Strictly Slots) through Amazon because over a year ago I changed addresses and Casino Player Publishing would/could/did not change my mailing address for my previous subscription.  I tried emails, snail-mail and website contacts to no avail.  Today is 8 Aug 2016.  I ordered this subscription on 15 May 2016 and have yet to receive an issue.  I absolutely love the magazine but the customer service from CPP is horrible.

Update 19 Aug 2016:  Well, yesterday I finally received the first issue of my subscription.  It's the August issue so at least it's current.  So be aware it may take a long time to start receiving your subscription.  Mine took 3 months from the order date.  It's still a great magazine.


title: Enjoyable Magazine for a Good Price

text: I enjoy watching their TV channel and the magazine is nice too. It's mostly full of recipes and a some articles here and there. If you buy it at the right price, it's a good deal. I think I paid $5.00 for a year subscription. This is the 2nd time I've ordered this magazine.


title: This is a periodical...Not the magazine

text: Thought I was ordering reader's digest magazine, as that is what the picture shows. That is not what arrived. We received the little paper back books. It was still a good deal for the price, but misleading by showing the magazine instead of the little books.


title: Beautiful

text: I had dropped my subscription to Victoria for a few years (can't remember why) and am very happy that I've now renewed it.  So many beautiful pictures.  A retreat into a magical world without nasty politics or sadness.  A magazine to be enjoyed with a cuppa tea or glass of wine.  Recommend it to anyone looking for quiet inspiration, although perhaps on a smaller scale than what we see in these pictures.


title: Glad I subscribed

text: I hesitated to subscribe after reading some reviews stating too many ads, but for the price I decided to order anyway and am glad I did.  I've received 3 issues so far and enjoy them cover-to-cover.  Yes, there are ads but I would not say excessive or more than one would expect from any popular magazine.  Since most ads focus on yoga products, they are still informative.  I think the articles can appeal to beginner through advanced and cover subjects that should interest anyone involved in yoga and concerned with their physical and mental well-being.  I would recommend and will probably renew when my 1-year subscription is due.


title: Excellent Read

text: Excellent Poolside or casual reading magazine. Solid pictures too.


title: Very disappointing platform incompatibility

text:
After much research, I decided to buy an Android tablet to be my multimedia device/computing bridge for my move to Singapore. I had learned that I'd be able to download a Kindle app so that I could get the advantages I needed from the tablet I chose while still purchasing and enjoying Kindle books and Amazon videos. With that in mind, I purchased a renewal of the TVGuide through Amazon so that I could enjoy the digital version on my tablet while overseas. Then, I learned that despite having downloaded the Amazon Kindle app, I would not be able to access my digital version of TVGuide since it was only compatible with an actual Kindle.

Amazon professes to be the company that "changes your normal" and then "fades into the background of everyday living." I feel like this incompatibility solely exists to motivate users to buy a Kindle, when in reality, Amazon would be making more than their $199 just on my purchases of movies, TV shows and magazines alone. Amazon, please improve these compatibility issues. It should be enough that I'm purchasing my multimedia through you instead of the other providers out there. I should be able to download your app (even if I had to pay a small fee for it!) and still enjoy my other digital media on my Android device.


title: Interesting Information

text: This was a gift for my grandson.  He looks forward to recieving it each month.


title: Beware Complete Failure of process

text: This was a complete failure. I got a message requesting that I renew a gift subscription for my granddaughter. I clicked the link and filled out the information and ordered. The subscription was put in my name and address not my granddaughter. When I contacted NGKids was told it was the responsibility of a third party and neither they nor Amazon could make any changes nor could they cancel the subscription. There is a total breakdown in this issue and noone wants to own the problem.


title: No longer a style magazine

text: I've read GQ for many years, always expecting to see the latest in men's styles.  Recent editions have abandoned style in favor of gangster/thrift shop clothes.  My cast-offs look better than their "styles".  I hope GQ finds readers who like the clothing they're featuring.  I do not.  And have cancelled my subscription.


title: Five Stars

text: new yorker magazine is the best!


title: Five Stars

text: Two thumbs up


title: Not bad

text: Some interesting content, decent print quality (but no glossy pages). This thing feels and reads like a self-published zine.<br />Pretty short, but at the cost of subscription, well worth it!


title: One Star

text: Terrible - who needs to listen to a  narcissist ?


title: TOO DENSE!

text: who can read or care about such ostentatious reviews and most of the articles.  I stopped purchasing it, unfotunately they auto renew it.  waste of paper!


title: Time great reporting. Keeps me in the loop with current events that I find fair and informing.

text: Love Time but hate Trump!


title: Not what I expected.

text: Not really what I expected.  Very naif and not a lot of useful information.  Better, more technical content would be appreciated.


title: how to cancel it?????

text: did order when it was 5 dollar for a year-idont want 19.99 for a year -now i am trying to cancel it- the phonnumber 206 266-2992  not working-


title: Love OK Magazine

text: Love OK Magazine! Cheaper then People that’s for sure. Great gossip and photos.


title: Four Stars

text: Good source of useful information about a wide range of  motorcycle subjects.


title: I love Hinduism Today

text: Lovely magazine, good text, great photos.


title: Read the fine print!

text: Sorry but I have a subscription already. I thought they would tack it on the one I have . Not happy.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Very convenient to subscribe via Amazon.


title: Great product good price

text: Great product good price


title: Five Stars

text: Love this Magazine.


title: Great Magazine

text: Wonderful information. Glad to have it We save all our issues and read them over and over it's a wonder the  covers are still there.


title: Events close to my home.

text: I get to visit places without leaving my comfortable chair!


title: Fun for you and your preschooler

text: I subscribed for my preschooler son (4 year old) and he loves it. First it's fun to get "mail" when you're four, but the content is really nice.  Bright illustrations, gentle stories, simple games, and hidden pictures.  All content, no ads!!! Our son is a bit quiet, but he was eager to try a lot of the activities they suggest. I liked it so much I ordered it for a friend's daughter.


Love


title: Never making any of this!

text: Not a fan, recipes are boring and have literally no spices!


title: Nice gift for horse lover.

text: Purchased this item for my niece. She loves it. Good book.


title: totally awsome

text: I love this mag. I get some of the best ideas from it. I would tell anyone to order it and the price was good also!


title: Not all subscriptions are readable on kindle

text: I just received an offer for the Economist for $64 year, with full internet access for androids, windows 8, Chrome, Blackberry - BUT NO KINDLE (I called and they confirmed this.).  Apparently Amazon has it's own deal going and won't allow The Economist to offer print copies with online access at a cheaper price.<br />Shame on you Bezos.


title: Nonsense

text: This magazine has become nonsense.


title: Dreams

text: History relived for all generations


title: Digital Photo Pro

text: I thought it would be just another fancy magazine, but it is really well written and very informative. Great magazine too help broaden your photographic spectrum.


title: Excellent

text: As a nurse who has fought my weight all my life, this magazine is wonderful! It not only helps me to eat more healthily, but the recipes are anything but boring! My husband is Diabetic and it has been a great help for him too! The recipes are easy to follow and use ingredients that are either already in your kitchen or very easy to find. I just love it! I even ordered it for my daughter to help her with feeding my grandchildren more healthy meals! She is a busy single mother of 2 and it has been a huge help for her!


title: Five Stars

text: gift


title: Great magazine

text: The articles are sometimes too lengthy to fully read, but when you do read one, you know it is very legible, and gives in-depth coverage. The subjects are usually interesting, and relevant.


title: The Economist- a consistant well written news magazine.

text:
The previous 751 reviews pretty much cover this magazine. It is a well written publication, which covers a wide range of topics, and covers the world.

It does tend to be more obviously liberal, but I don't think it's as bad as many who give it 1 star think it is.

My biggest gripe with the Economist is that it requires some time to read, if you aren't just flipping through it. That means if there's any delays, like you're busy, took some time to ride your bike in the evening etc, the next weekly will arrive before you're finished, and you'll have a backlog of editions before you know it. it makes it feel like reading it is forced, not just at a leisurely pace. Of course, this is purely my perspective.Don't be put off by it.

I used to have a subscription for the paper version, and piles would build up quite quickly. This kindle version should help keep the physical clutter down.


title: A Good Read

text: Wired is right up my alley. I love keeping abreast of all the tech stuff happening. Wired does that for me in a very entertaining way. Recommended.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine


title: LONG TIME FAN

text:
I have been purchasing this off the magazine rack for years. Finally got the subscription thru Amazon.

I guess I have never out grown my love of dinos from my grade school years, and thats more than 50 years ago. Excellent magazine.


title: A wonderful gift idea

text: My wife loves these books. Even if you don't speak a word of French (she knows very little) the books are so beautifully done and include such original decorating ideas that most of the ladies I know are soon crying "Vive la France".


title: Best of a failing Johndra

text: Better then the other subscription car mags. Biggest issue for me is that all mags include way to much writing about racing. I am not a fan of most racing and buy a car mag to learn about cars. If I wanted racing info I would subscribe to a racing mag. The other issue is way to much coverage of what has been coined as hyper-exotics. I am probably the only one but I'm not impressed.  Any company can make a fast car for 500k - millions. For proof just look at the endless examples made by every company and even specialty companies like Saleen, Hennessey and others. Make a fast, great handling car that 75 percent of people can buy and I will be impressed.


Nice exploration of current happening in Tech. Much more than Popular Science, but not as deep as Scientific American. I look forward to each issue


title: Bluegrass at it's Best

text: This magazine is a must for anyone who loves Bluegrass Music.  It gives information on new music, groups, instruments, and many other things related to Bluegrass.


title: The Florida Review: Words of frowns, smiles, and wisdom.

text:
I've read Vol. 41, #1, and Vol. 40 #1 of the Florida Review. Though I struggle with some of the poetry choices, there is no such problem with the non-fiction and fiction stories. Of the notable works included in these issues is "I Called Mine Beautiful" by Rebekah Taussig, probably one of the most impressive pieces of non-fiction I've had the pleasure of reading. Then there is "The Dragon Declension" by Jacob M. Appel, literary fiction with moments of bubbling hilarity. Then there is the poem "Angel, Overworked" by Paige Lewis, a poem that screams with no-nonsense words against self-pity and for self-reliance.

So, do I recommend The Florida Review for serious literary readers? Oh, heck yes.


title: Offer good only in the States

text: The magazine is not delivered in Brazil - and this is not stated in the original information.


title: Best in the field

text: I've been a subscriber for about 40 years, from when it was named Astounding, and almost never disappointed.  In addition to great authors (many of whom I met first on Astounding/Analog pages), great short stories, reviews, and feedback - don't miss the thought provoking editorials.  No matter who is the current editor, the editorials make you check your firmly held beliefs and preconceived notions, and *think*.  You may not agree, but you'll definitely think.  Well worth the money.


title: Catster

text: Enjoy Magazine


title: Dogster

text: Enjoy magazine.


title: Weekly, really.

text: For a so-called weekly publication, it is very erratic.


title: A Monthly expose~ about something I love

text: I started reading this magazine in my early teens and have continued since; sometimes by subscription at others from the magazine rack. It has been a source of inspiration when I had the money to fly and kept me updated and interested when there was no money for me to soothe my flying itch. Over the years, FLYING has introduced me to writers who shared their knowledge and experience, often with great wit, and welcomed me into their cockpits and hangers as would an old friend. I often groan when I turn to the last page, which features highlights of that month's issue in years past, and realize that I remember a cover or article from 50 years ago. That is more than offset by the grin I get when I pull a new issue from my mailbox! To paraphrase MasterCard, to get monthly inspiration about a subject I love, "priceless!"


title: ... to two family and friend every year and they love reading it

text: give to two family and friend every year and they love reading it.  they also share this magazine with other who love its content too.


title: UNHAPPY

text: How can you send me a review on a product that I ordered on October 22 of 2006 and have not so recieved it. I can not believe you are still in business selling magizines at this rate.


title: Prestigious Magazine of Nature and Life Around Us

text: Of course, what could be better than the exquisite and prestigious National Geographic? And for a dollar per magazine per month for 12 months, I would say that is an excellent and friendly price!


title: Very comprehensive

text: I have an autoimmune disorder, the information in this publication is first rate. From the research, to recipes, to writing.<br />I look forward to every issue.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for a great state


title: Good articles

text:
Good concise articles that are more often on topics I find interesting.  I just wish it didn't have the global warming & obviously politically left leaning bias.  For the time being I am able to gloss over these shortcomings.

I tried American Scientist and loved the intense and thorough articles there.  There just weren't enough of them on topics I enjoy to warrant a continued subscription.


title: Bad customer service!!!!!

text: Great magazine until they lose your subscription information half way through the subscription, and then ask you if you're not talking about some other magazine. Amazing really.


title: Good product

text: Good magazine


title: Lots of Information

text: Contains interesting articles.


title: Retired Counselor

text: Love all of the articles


title: It was given as a gift

text: I have not heard if person enjoyed or if even received yet.....


title: Five Stars

text: I always enjoy this magazine.  It keep me up to date on what movies I want to see.


title: Everything in this magazine is useful

text: Love my magazine


title: Fun to look thru!

text: A great magazine that cones out three times a year. Each issue is filled with healthy recipes that are made with on hand products so there is not much need to run to the store. I have tweeked these recipes a few times with good results. Going to get a subscription for my son in law that loves to cook.


title: Popular Science subscription

text: One of my favorite magazines for people of all ages if they are interested in how things work and new technologies.  We have 4 generations of our family that pour over every issue - then eagerly await the next month's magazine.  Ordering magazines from Amazon is quick, easy, and no annoying reminder renewal messages from the publisher.


title: Popular Mechanics subscription

text: Popular Mechanics is a great magazine for people of all ages. My 12 yr old grandson loves reading the articles and then shares the magazine with his dad and grandpa.  The magazine started arriving within a month of placing the order.


title: Cant wait for new issues

text: This magazine is always so creative & helpful


title: Must have!!

text: Live this magazine. Incredible receipes!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great gift for lighthouse nuts.

text: Wife likes this mag a lot.


title: Great Magazine

text: The price...just $5.00 for an entire year


title: Five Stars

text: It’s always a good read with good ideas


title: Two Stars

text: Some time it doesn’t hold my interest


title: Great gift for any man!

text: My son is in his young 30's and loves this magazine.  I subscribed last year for his birthday and renewed this year for him.  He is a "sharp dressed man".


title: TV Guide, really?

text: Perfect for people who do not know how to use their remote control.


title: Never showed up

text: I placed the order over a month ago and I still haven't received it.  I placed another magazine order at the same time, and that one was delivered last week.


title: Empowering!

text: This magazine is so empowering.  Really helps me feel more independent and capable around the house.


title: Great

text: Present for my niece. She loves it.


title: One great article per issue

text: My husband had heard such great things about this magazine, so I gave it to him for Christmas last year. I just asked him if he would like me to renew it. He said that, unfortunately, it only has one great article per issue in it. The rest is no different from any other magazine, and that one article is not worth it to him for us to pay so much for the subscription.


Always a great magazine with health articles that are "on trend." I save a recipe or workout from just about every issue.


title: HANDYMAN MAGAZINE

text: How can you go wrong for only $10.00. Great ideas. I have improved many of my skills using this magazine.


title: Great Fashion

text: This magazine is a great tool for affordable women's fashion. There is also great articles throughout the magazine. Always delivers great reads.


title: Love This Magazine

text: This magazine is full of great up-scale products for women, fashion advice, and great articles. It makes for an entertaining read.


title: Suckered Me into Paying for Ads :(

text: It's pretty much become a magazine for ads. 1/2 of it is just medical prescription ads. Super disappointed.


title: Great magazine

text: This is an excellent climbing magazine, it is full of resources and new material for climbers of nearly and skill range! They have very interesting stories of climbing injuries, which are accompanied by a break down of how the unjury occurred so you ca prevent yourself from ending up in the situation. There is new gear, ratings and reviews of gear, new climbs, reviews and information on climbs, news on famous climbers and so so much more! I like the magazine a lot and definitely think its worth having- whether you are a casual climber interested in keeping up with the climbing world or you are interested in finding resources to help you become more skillful you will definitely find what you are looking for. It is very entertaining and interesting to read.


title: Objective and Current

text: What a great magazine.  I usually check Google news everyday to find out the latest in technology.  But Maximum PC magazine delivers the best objective reviews on everything that I seem to miss.  The "how to install" articles are very illustrative for even the newbie computer builder.  I'm thinking about purchasing a new computer, and this magazine helps me determine what products to purchase and not to purchase.  This magazine is directed towards a computer user that will need a fast computer to do video editing, gaming and other resource heavy requirement.  If you want a serious review on the latest technology, this is your magazine.  When I say objective, the last issue had a great article on why you may want to wait to purchase Windows Vista.  Made me think twice on rushing out there to buy it.


title: Love this large print

text: Love this large print.  It is so much easier to read.  I always liked Reader's Digest and this large print makes it so much better.


title: loads of patterns but missing magazines

text: for anybody that likes cross stitch, this is a fun magazine to own.  Lots of  patterns and enjoyable to get every month.  I originally gave this magazine 5 stars.  I have changed it once I realized that we are shorted 3 months on each year.  Since the magazine was a gift for my daughter, I didn't know she was missing issues until she finally told me that a second half of a pattern she was waiting for didn't come.  There was no indication from Amazon or the publisher that the issues would not be coming.  Bad show.


title: Good

text: Housekeeping is a nice magazine.


title: Good for a year..then repeat.

text: Good for household tips but after a year the same old thing.


title: Great gift!

text: Excellent price for subscription. Recipient was pleased.


title: Great value

text: Excellent price for one year subscription.


title: Great price for a subscription

text: Excellent price for a gift subscription. Recipient was happy.


title: I have bought this the last two years as a ...

text: I have bought this the last two years as a Christmas present for my grand-niece.  She loves it.  She just turned two.


title: Magazine

text: I love First for Women.  I started receiving my magazine right away and look forward to receiving it every month.


title: Great magazine has turned into a left wing rag.

text: Too liberally biased.  I'm interested in the facts to form my own opinions.  I don't need someone putting spin on the viewpoint.


title: Great Magazine

text: Awesome how-to and DIY tips. Cool innovations going on. Great writers and pictures. One of the most interesting magazines out there. Definitely recommended.


title: Great content ...

text: It's refreshing to see a new gaming magazine, that claims to be unbiased and for the gamer.  The November and December issues were great.  There rating scale is on a 1-10.  They've got exclusive reviews and information.  A must for every Xbox owner


title: The Highlands are calling!

text: Another wonderful magazine about Scotland! This one focuses on the events, people, and places central to the Highlands, and is informative as well as entertaining. Great look into their world with nicely-written stories and articles and beautiful photos. Highly recommended!


This is my favorite magazine. VERY informative, filled with amazing pictures and great stories, and it shows a side of Scotland that we don't always get a chance to see. It talks about ancient events, historical places, and current news. Legendary people from centuries past are discussed right alongside the famous and important people of the 21st century. I love everything about this magazine!


If you love to tinker, build and repair you'll love Handyman.


title: One of the few magazines I still love to read

text:
This magazine is mostly untouched by "climate change" garbage or woke sociology articles.  It won't last, but at least for now you can still read some good historical and scientific articles about the past.

Articles range from ancient prehistory to just barely in the past.


title: FOr those that don't mind a lot of ads and a little over-technical content

text:
At least half of this magazine is nothing but ads - ads for stereo equipment some more expensive than my car.  The other content can get wildly technical...I really do not care about the response curve above 40,000 Hz on a speaker - I can't hear it so why would I care about it?

There is a little content on more planet earth subjects, but a lot of that is just opinion (this record is better than that record kind of stuff).

BUT!!!  For the price I am actually enjoying some of the ads about equipment I never imagined existed (like $2,000 turntable stylus needles).  It's a good magazine to riffle through when you have a boring day.  I really wish they would get into some of the nice vintage gear from the 1960's through the early 1980's - now those were stereos.


title: Surprised how much I am enjoying this magazine

text: I am into science with just a hint of engineering, so I purchased this subscription with some doubt about its contents.  After getting the first issue and reading it cover to cover, I must say I found it quite enjoyable - I am surprised.  Most science magazines have gotten so bad (poor science and lots of non-science nonsense) I am dropping them one by one in disgust.  This will fill in some of my read-time quite nicely.


title: Light on science, big on speculation

text:
Huge disappointment so far - you would think something with "MIT" in the name would be big on science, but it feels more like a political activism magazine then a science one.  A bunch of speculation about blockchains and how they might be used to change the world, speculation on AI and its future impacts...  Interviews of a bunch of Democrats from previous administrations  (Why the heck would I care what politicians and administrators think? - get a competent scientist to comment!)

Not a science magazine - at least not in my opinion.


title: If you like aviation of all kinds, this is a great magazine!

text: Print magazines have really gone through some difficult times. They may not have been decimated like newspapers have been, but many great titles are now lost to history. I love reading print materials, and in looking to add a new magazine to my library, being an aviation enthusiast I subscribed to Flight Journal to give it a try. The first two issues so far have really impressed me with the quality of the writing, the depth of the articles and the breadth of the subjects this "Journal" covers. In this day and age of minimal attention spans, knee-jerk opinionated writing styles and lack of any research or thoroughness in what passes for current magazine production, Flight Journal is a breath of fresh air. The included articles are written without condescension, respect for the subjects and obvious effort to provide interesting and informative articles. Plus if you like planes and aviation in general you cannot go wrong giving this magazine a try. I'm really enjoying it!


title: One of my favorite reads

text: I have enjoyed Reader's Digest all of my life. I still love reading each issue. It's not the Reader's Digest of times gone by, but considering what has happened to so many publications I feel they are still doing a wonderful job of providing interesting articles and stories that can appeal to a vast audience. I look forward to each issue and recommend it to anyone who would like to broaden their knowledge of the world.


title: A good read after you've gotten a few issues under your belt

text: I was looking for a magazine to broaden my reading habits. I'm retired now, but during my working years I subscribed to a couple of motorcycle magazines and a gun magazine. Yes, I used to ride and shoot, but due to work that was all I had time for. Once I retired I looked around and added a magazine on flying, wood working and finally added Car and Driver. Why Car and Driver? Well, I managed to read a few articles over time when I would come across an issue (usually at my barber's shop), and I found them fairly well done, so I subscribed. It took me a few issues to get into the different writers, how the mag was put together each month and I eventually began to get a feel for what the publisher was doing. Then, unexpectedly, the editor of the magazine announced he was leaving and someone else would be taking over. No big thing I guess, since I hadn't been reading it very long. How well the new editor is doing is something I haven't got a feel for yet, but there is one thing I do have a feeling for. This magazine is for the well-heeled (or those dreaming to be). If you read this magazine to find out about what your next car should be, well apparently you are looking for a Mercedes or BMW, Audi, Aston Martin, McLaren or some other vehicle that will set you back a good amount of money. Sure they cover the occasional Toyota, Mazda or some other more proletarian form of transportation. I personally own a KIA Soul, but in the year I have subscribed I have seen the magazine "mention" the Soul twice, but no tests or comparisons. In fact they made some sort of comment like they didn't know what to compare it to. They will mention in passing things such as, "The Corolla is acceptable, but soooo boring." Well, that I'm sure is very true coming from the apparently lofty worlds these writers inhabit. But it does become somewhat boring reading about writers lamenting despite how well this expensive sports car handles the manufacturer couldn't upgrade the plastic used in the interior. Personally, I couldn't afford the plastic the manufacturer did use, nor would I turn it down if I could afford the car. It's wonderful to read about how the well-to-do do do, but it would be nice to read more often about how some of the lesser-to-dos find their credit union-financed family cars and vans. I believe Car and Driver does a fine job in covering those vehicles that they seem to prefer, but I would like to find a magazine that does what Car and Driver does for vehicles that more people could actually afford to buy. Say starting under $30,000. Yeah, I can hear the writers at C and D laughing their heads off at that one now. How many vehicles for sale are there left on the market now that start under $30,000? Regardless, I intend to keep reading Car and Driver, at least until someone comes along with a magazine that plays more to the cheap seats, where I must sit most of the time.


title: Thought I would give it a try.

text: I grew up reading Popular Science, Cycle, etc., but never really looked into Popular Mechanics. I recently retired and found my reading materials library was running short quite frequently, so when an offer came up to subscribe to Pop Mechanics I decided to give it a try. It has turned out to be one of the magazines I look forward to getting each month because it offers variety presented in a reasonable amount of detail. So many things that used to be done in depth have either been "dumbed-down" or have ceased publication. Pop Mechanics seems to hit a nice balance of enough information in their articles to answer your questions or present a fair assessment of a situation, without going overboard. I admit that some of the articles leave me wishing the publisher had done more on certain stories, but at the same time I have more than enough to go on and do my own research. And kudos to them for continuing to publish in a hard-copy format when so many (too many) others have pulled their heads back into their digital shells. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a  Luddite; I simply like having a physical medium to read at times. It's nice not to have to make sure my tablet is charged and connected to my network, plus the physical magazine is much lighter to hold on to when I'm reading in bed, compared to holding onto my tablet or trying to balance my laptop on my bed covers. Pop Mechanics does a fine job of getting the mechanical principles of how things work across, and it would help a lot of younger people if they spent a little time investigating this part of their lives, because one day they are going to need to know how some physical principle or property applies or works and all they're going to know how to do is download apps onto their phones. Popular Mechanics relates to the real world, the one we all live in.


title: Easy way to subscribe to a great magazine.

text: I have subscribed to Shooting Times for decades.  Going through Amazon makes it very easy.  The two make a good combo.


title: Amazing Magazine!

text: Awesome magazine! This is a great way to learn some history! If you like history, then I really dont think you should buy any magazine other than this!


title: too long to receive

text: not mag i thought getting


title: A perfect gift!

text: A gift for my grandson.  He loves it!


title: Missed a few issues; got debt collection style renewal notices

text:
In one year's time, I never received several of the issues.  I believe it was two issues that just never showed up.  Not sure whose fault that is, but it was annoying.

I knew I was moving soon and decided instead of renewing, I would just start a new subscription at my new address.  As the subscription ran out, I was mortified to start receiving debt-collection style renewal notices in the mail.  Big red letters with words like "Past Due" were stamped on the outside of the envelope.  I was shocked that a magazine that features high-end fashion would stoop to such cheap, trashy methods of getting renewals.  Though I enjoy the magazine and love the photo shoots, those notices really turned me off and I decided not to start up a subscription.


title: Love it!!

text: Over all reat magazine ...loads of awesome information !


title: Good magazine

text: Not many ads, and it is a great resource for writers or future writers (like me).  I took creative writing in college and subscribe to this magazine because I one day would like to become a published writer.  There are so many tips and tricks in this magazine that you can't go wrong with ordering it.  Also the price here on Amazon is so much cheaper than the price from the magazine itself.

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title: INC > FORBES

text:
INC > FORBES

cant say anymore


title: great articles and beautiful

text: And Martha Stewart classic. great articles and beautiful pictures


title: Affordable

text: Love it  thanks for the great transaction


title: Grandkids mail/magazine

text: Kids really enjoyed this and also getting mail in their mame.<br />Great pictures/photos


title: Five Stars

text: thanks


title: Excellent magazine for teen and pre-teen boys!

text: Good quality magazine for teen and pre-teen boys!


title: Very appropriate for teen and pre-teen girls!

text: Thank you for putting out a good quality magazine for teenage and pre-teen girls!


title: Very educational and motivating!

text: Love this magazine. I have learned a lot from this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: No magazines

text: I didn’t recibe none


title: Magazine Subscription - Architectural Record

text: I haven't received the renewed subscription yet, but I assume it is on its way.  I have been receiving it regularly in the past, so I expect my transition to my subscription will be uninterrupted.


title: We Love Handyman

text: Ordered this for my husband's birthday  and  we have had no trouble receiving it.  This is the first time I have ordered it this way.


title: Ordered for Mom who has macular degeneration

text: I'm happy that my mother can enjoy her Reader's Digest in large print.  She enjoys are the stories and articles.


title: Love their mission!

text: So excited to find and support a Christian publication willing to stand by truth, even when it's unpopular. The magazine does not disappoint!


I got it for my daughter and now I'm getting it for myself!  One of the best for woman of any age out there!


title: Magazine

text: Good read


title: Five Stars

text: very handy information


title: Some Stellar Issues Recently that Top Wired

text: They really should get 4-1/2 because while in general, I would give them 4 stars, they keep getting better, and recently, their issues have been 5 star work. Normally Wired magazine had the greatest content, but Fast Company has been trumping them lately.


title: Better than the rest

text: I started reading ASK after I had already suscribed to MUSE for less than a year. The information in ASK is just as challeging and exciting as magazines for older kids! I love the pictures, format, activities; even the font of it. Anyone who breathes, lives, and exists normally--read ASK!


title: Four Stars

text: Very satisfactory


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: What can you say about Good Housekeeping?  One of my favorite mags of all time.


title: Top notch publication, excellent writing and articles.

text: I came across about several years worth of this journal at a yard sale years ago and snatched them up. I've always considered it one of my best yard sale finds. This is a serious magazine for people who love to read about gardens, gardeners and plants and the history of gardening and plants. Most of the articles are written by well known professional gardeners so the writing is top notch. The magazine has a very old fashioned appearance which I find very appealing. I'm thrilled to find it offered on Amazon and am purchasing my own subscription. If you want a in-depth review, type "Garden journal Hortus marks 25 years"  and look for the link to the Washington Post review.


title: Great for young animal lovers

text: My grandsons love receiving this magazine in the mail!


title: MARTHA STEWART RULES

text: I've been getting her magazine for a few years now I really enjoy it especially on the holidays decorating and recipes. excellent magazine.


title: MONSTERS ROCK!

text: Best magazine ever published! Thanks for offering. This rag takes me back to my youth in the 1960's, great memories, great monsters!! The Monsters should be running D.C instead of the Creepsters running it now!


title: Always Interesting

text: This was a birthday present.  It is being enjoyed and hopefully<br />will continue to be a magazine my grandson awaits.


title: very good mag

text: will buy again


title: Five Stars

text: I loved it. there is a online version?


title: The wife likes it

text: It seems to keep my wife occupied.  Which in turns increases my nag-free PlayStation time.<br />Gents, this is a good investment.


title: good enough

text:
Its just nice to know that reviews are not "bought".
The magazine is printed in crap paper though.
Still, its definitely good enough for the money.


title: This magazine has come a long way

text: If you notice, for some reason the top reviews are from 2002!  This magazine has come a long way and it is one of the best.  It's not only for owners of old homes either.  There are so many great ideas inside and the articles are informative and will appeal to a wide variety of home owners.  Out of all of the home magazines I subscribe to (HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, Real Simple, Dwell, Good Housekeeping) these are the only issues I end up saving and looking through again and again.  When people come to my house, it's always This Old House issues they ask me to borrow.  I highly recommend a subscription to this if you love home improvement and decorating/design magazines.


title: Awesome magazine we just got our first one and have ...

text: Awesome magazine we just got our first one and have cooked 2 recipes. I will be purchasing for my mom as well.


title: Five Stars

text: best all around magazine.


title: Well worth the price.

text: I loved Highlights when I was young and my grandson loves it as much as I did.  Oh, yes, my children loved it too.


title: Beautiful pictures!

text: Nice pictures, needs more substance on local birds. Enjoyable magazine.


title: Great Bargain!  Love having an actual magazine and digital option.

text: I have been reading this magazine for many years.  But with the computer I have gotten away from magazines.  I recently subscribed to and so glad I did to O, The Oprah Magazine.  It is so great to  actually once again have an actual paper magazine that I can  hold in my hands and read.  I can tear out recipes, designs that I like and I can refer back to articles very easily.<br />I still enjoy having the digital option to read O, The Oprah Magazine Online when traveling or in a situation when having the actual magazine with me isn't  feasible or practical.  Also the price is such a bargain!


title: Excellent, but nostalgic

text: I don't suppose I'll ever quit pining for the old newspaper format, but W is still the most artistic and informative of the fashion magazines. It's worth the price of a subscription for their fabulous advertisements, sort a like the superbowl. I wish they hadn't merged with Vogue, as it was nice having two major and distinct voices in the fashion world, but for my money W is worth all those other fashion magazines combined.


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is full of FABULOSITY.


title: The best!  But it's about time to start shortening your longest articles

text: None better.  More editing for the modern era?  Shorter articles, not more than 6 pages, maybe??


title: Four Stars

text: good mag esp for price


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: get enlightened

text: looking forward for more. wonderful articles


title: always full of good info

text: waiting for my first one to arrive. love this magazine. a big help when im working


title: Good magazine but can be repetitive

text: Loved this magazine in the beginning but then noticed some things can be a bit repetitive. Good for coffee tables, but for constant ideas, stick to the internet.


title: Wired Magazine.

text: I like this Magazine, and I was subscribed to it in some other way prior to finding it on Amazon.  Wired Magazine helps me stay current with issues involving Computer Technology.  It's a good magazine in my opinon.


title: Readers Digest Subscription.

text: I enjoy the stories in Readers Digest.  It's a fun magazine to read.  I wish I could order back-issues.  The man who invented the Life-saviing medical Device, the shunt for Hydrocephalus... John Holter, there is a 1954 article about it in Readers Digest.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps me updated on all of the new cosmetic procedures. Very interesting.


title: Five Stars

text: Keeps me updated on what's new & exciting around me.


title: Yachts son

text: I don’t recall the night I seemed to have signed up for a lifetime membership to yachting magazine. While my GF and I have a household income of less than $100k, yachting is obviously one of our main hobbies. It’s a thick magazine. Seems well put together physically, I’m not sure where I’m paying for this subscription from. I have a theory of my GFs card being used accidentally and she’s just like “whatever it’s $xx.xx amount of money”. She has issues with spending, that’s a different story. I guess I’m just saying when my monthly issue shows up to my apartment my GF always gleefully shows me a new issue has arrived for me you read. I haven’t read the last three issues but I think the one in February was one of my<br />Faves. Some great yachting was happening then. Anyways great job to you guys, we all loves yachts. Cheers.


title: Good publication but not for me

text: Not interesting and the font type is not for me.


title: Always good reading.

text: The name says it all. Great magazine.


title: Bargain, If You Want A Cooking Only Magazine

text: It's very nice & a bargain, if you want an all cooking magazine.  However, I didn't...I thought this was the Southern Living Magazine about Interior Design. But if you want recipes & food, I could suggest this one. Value.


title: Parenting Magazine

text: This is a gift for our son and daughter-in-love.  They love the magazine and find helpful hints in there for raising our 2 year old granddaughter.


title: Make yourself something

text: Love this mag. It shows so many projects that I can do.


title: Not a great deal for US residents

text:
As another reviewer mentioned, it is annoying that I only receive every two issues, not every single one.  So try not to set your sights on an upcoming pattern, as you may never get it.

And also, the freebies are not there.  BIG negative.  That was one of the main reasons I paid so much to subscribe to this.  I would never pay $5 an issue for a regular magazine subscription, especially when I only get one every two months.

None of the contests are open to US residents.  Another negative.

The patterns are nice, it's a good combination of small one-day or weekend projects, and big intricate projects.

All in all, I probably won't renew unless it's offered cheaper or they start including US residents in their freebies and contests.


title: A stellar source of off the beaten path trails

text:
I subscribed to this for years through the 1980's. I am assuming that this is still like it was when I subscribed. From the negative reviews it sounds like it may still be and what the negatives say about this I found to be what made it such a great fit for what I enjoyed in a destination to hike.

This is for a specific group of people that want somethig unique and uncrowded when they choose to go for a hike or explore. I found this a fantistic resource in my backpacking days allowing me to hike the areas that are not in the "Hundred hikes in the blah blah blah" books.But then again I most enjoyed extended solo backpacking trips in the Sierras. I think someone more into neat different generally unpublished hikes and places to go could find this a great source of interesting jaunts. It provided me with many interesting trips and insightful facts of the area covered. If you are into the more mundane and heavily travelled places or need a glitzy periodical with color pictures and advertising fill then this sure isn't for you.

I still have many volumes of this periodical from the 1980's and will again use this when I travel to California and want to find an out of the way uncluttered place to find solitude and beauty.


title: Good Buy

text: Great entertainment. Keeps kids busy.


title: Dishonest billing!

text: I just got my second copy and there was something that looked like a bill inside it. The statement indicatef that my "free year expiration" was pending. I didn't get a free year! I bought a subscription for one year! There was no phone number so I could call and clarify. This it was very confusing and it was offensive. They said that they do an "automatic renewal" unless you cancel, but they didn't give me any information of how to cancel. I don't like doing business with companies that are so confusing! I'm NOT going to renew and I called Amazon and I'm leaving this bad review to warn other people to be careful of companies that try to confuse you and and trick you and offer no contact information so that you can clarify the confusion. Someone said this magazine used to be much thicker. I wish there were more to it but what there is was very nice. I so enjoy looking at birds and pretty pictures. And the price was not bad. I'm just so put off by being invoiced as soon as my 2nd issue!


title: Excellent Magazine & Mouth watering recipes

text: This magazine is on thick glossy paper not the cheap thin paper other magazines use. There are a ton of recipes and it has vibrant pictures. There are ads as in any magazine but for $5 for 6 issues what a steal of a deal! I never throw out any of these magazines or give them away.


title: The death of America's top socio-polical magazine

text:
I subscribed to Harper's since high school, and off and on for decades until a few years ago, while it was already in its death throes. I had no strong political opinions (I still don't, the money machine- the FED, IMF, the MIC, foreign and corporate lobbyists and NGOs are running the show).

I diress, but I used to be so excited to see it arrive and devoured each issue from cover to cover every month- the articles, literary excerpts, artwork, photography, letters to the editor, etc. While the individual articles themselves, of course, had a bias, it was always subtle and thought-provoking, never vulgar or blatantly agenda-pushing. It was the least biased social/political magazine out there, it presented interesting domestic and international situations from all points of view by a variety of intelligent and eloquent writers.

I especially loved the Harper's index, and the death of the index is very sad. I had acquaintances that were jr. editors years ago who were responsible for the index and I was, admittindly, a bit envious of that job assignment. Their statistical index was often uplifting, funny, and if political, was not one-sided or, if political, was balanced. The last time I read the index (in some waiting room), as is the format, it presented a certain statistic, immediately followed by another statistic that was obviously meant for the reader to make a causal relationship between the two. It was so blatantly dishonest, pure propaganda pushing an extremely far-left agenda in a deceitful way. Maybe they read Huff's "Lying With Statistics" that Gates had so prominently displayed on his coffee table in his first "pandemic" video and applied the information in the worst way.

Beyond the atrocious index, I found little of the magazine I once enjoyed so much. I've changed, as we all do, but I still enjoy the older Harper's, but now Harper's is unregonizable from what it once was. I don't know if it is due to the publisher, the poisonous divisiveness pervading the world I the point that even the least hint of conservative or right-wing ideas must not be allowed. No longer the unbiased and thought-provoking magazine it was, just another magazine pushing the current corporate agenda, which at this time is a far-left, anti-human, corporate globalist agenda. You may as well save some money if you want blantant, infantile, left-wing propaganda spoon-fed to you on a 6th grade reading-level and subscribe to the Atlantic or any other magazine of it's ilk.

*5 stars for the old and 0 for the new= a generous 3 stars.

*Also, access to hundreds of years of the archive is great, but since it is old enough to be pubic domain, can be downloaded (legally) for free on many internet sites.


title: Fashion

text: Great fashion!  Magazine has gorgeous pics.  Great articles that cover all topics.  Love using this magazine to re-create the high fashion at budget cost.


title: subscription

text: I bought this to extend my r.s. subscription. Instead now I<br /> I am gettint 2(two) of the same magazine every delivery! Apparently they are too stupid to figure out the same name amd same address should be extended not duplicated.


title: Reviewing the Reviewer

text: Consumer Reports is the only print magazine I still subscribe to. Informative and relevant.


title: mixed bag = 3.5 stars

text: I received a gift subscription and enjoyed articles about green companies and Pittsburgh PA innovation but will not buy this for myself


title: too many ads and not enough practical tips

text: Im a big decluttering fan and like to check out books/magazine articles/videos on this topic. Real Simple advice actually makes my life more complicated and stressful


title: Just ok

text: More advertising and unnecessary articles for a cooking magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine been reading since the very 1st issue love that it covers all aspects of entertainment very enjoyable to read.


title: Vogue

text: Do not renew please


title: Five Stars

text: fav


title: Love this magazine--but you only get 6/year

text: Love this magazine. Gave 4 stars because there's too many pages used for advertising rather than actual content/pictures. Also, you only get 6 magazines per year. I remember when these were not the case. Regardless, the quality has not gone down, just the amount of content.


title: Ranger Rick - Super Magazine!!!

text: Absolutely the best animal educational book for kids!...  Reading skills, animal knowledge and entertainment are all just a part of the enjoyment this magazine brings to your door.  Each issue is a keeper!<br />Our kids always ask when the next issue will arrive.


title: Not as entertaining

text: Not as good as it used to be. Page count has gone down and so has the content.


title: Can find x

text: Doesn’t have info/tips as I expected.


title: Great magazine!

text: Beautiful magazine. You can tell they even put thought into the advertisements. Love it!


Absolutely hilarious-- couldn't stop laughing. The graphics, cartooning and story lines are great. Numerous excellent cartoonists involved in the production. So good, I ordered one for myself. I used this with other Trump stuff in a silent auction for county Dem fund raising effort. He is definitely a gift to the Democrats!!


title: Awesome magazine. Wish we had Life Time Fitness in ...

text: Awesome magazine.  Wish we had Life Time Fitness in my town.


title: Gift

text: This item was purchased as a gift. The recipient was very happy with it.


title: The boys love it

text: My husband and boys have enjoyed this subscription


title: great gift idea for any nerd or techy in your life.

text: a classic subscription


title: Too simplistic

text: It was simple but I think it wasn't quite what I was looking for in a magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: A fun and educational magazine for my kids.


title: Five Stars

text: love this book


title: Five Stars

text: The only magazine my husband consistently reads!


title: Usually damaged or never gets delivered.

text: When it shows up, which isn’t as regularly as one would expect, its usually torn or otherwise damaged. When i have contacted the magazine for a replacement they are always out and i’m out of luck. Great price....if you get it.


title: Yes!

text: I was a steady subscriber for years. Love the prime deal!


title: Ok

text: Good info


title: Ads galore

text: Way fewer recipes than I'd hoped. Tons of adds. But not bad.


title: Great renewal price

text: I love this magazine. It has so much information in it, and it's great to see the work others are doing.


title: Great Toy Trains Magazine

text: If you love toy trains, then this is for you. I enjoy this magaine very much. But I have two complaints. First is the price of the subscription. To me it is over priced. But the publisher is over priced on all their magazines. Problem is they are good magazines, so you end up paying it, sometimes. There are times I just can't afford it. I will say their are other sellers of this magazine that have a much better price. But it is still salty in todays market. he other complaint is it is only 9 issues. I don't normally do reviews, but I saw no one had done one for this magaine and felt I had to do it. Got to stick up for those who support our O gauge toy trains. I do have HO trains as well and do get Model Railroader as well, when I can afford it.This magazine is better than Model Railroader in my opinion. My wife yells at me all the time about all the magazines I have around. But I don't want to get rid of them.


title: I love this mag

text: I love this mag! I couldn't resist the subscription at $5 for a full year. Allows me to read magazines both online and the hard copy.


title: wommans day

text: one of my favorite magazines. i have been getting these for many years.


title: Three Stars

text: Nice magazine with ideas.


title: What, me worry?

text: Getting my grandsons introduced to the magazine.


title: Worth it.

text: Great writing. The most recent on Martin Luther and opioids are outstanding.


title: A must for bee keepers

text: My wife is a beekeeper. Loves this publication.


title: Got this for my grand-daughter: she loves it!

text: My grand-daughter is 14. She likes that it covers many different sports, and all from a young person's perspective. I'll probably re-new it in a year.


title: Better than an Internet Search!

text: I like this magazine; very informative. Even has info not easliy found on internet.<br />I've subscribed for about 10 years!


title: You learn a lot about birds and flowers.  Beautiful!!

text: This magazine is a great way to pass the time and be visually thrilled.


title: Best Magazine for the past decade

text: There'd a reason they've been around as long as they have


title: Interesting and useful

text: Not too often you come across a magazine with useful tips. Some articles are useless or just for fun to say you did something DIY, but other projects are actually very practical and offers numerous tips and tricks for home repair and projects.


title: However it seems like they have a lot of ads and it is ...

text: Extremely interesting and enticing. However it seems like they have a lot of ads and it is sometimes hard to differentiate an article from an advertisement for a gadget or product. Still has good scientific content though.


title: but a good read none the less

text: Extremely interesting magazine, a bit thin and not a ton of content, but a good read none the less.


title: Very informative

text: Will keep you informed, always delivered on time.


title: Four Stars

text: Nice magazine


title: The Best of the Best

text: Digital Photo Pro: This is a high-quality magazine, filled with comprehensive and informative articles, with great attention to aesthetics, as the photographs and products displayed are done with such class & detail. I have been collecting these magazines, on a monthly basis, which I keep in yearly binders, for reference. At one time, I had at least 6-8 different photo magazines coming to my home but then eliminated all but two and the Digital Photo Pro is one of them.  For informative & inciteful articles and crisp, descriptive photos, I believe this is the best magazine available .


title: Two Stars

text: Ok but overpriced


title: Scientifically Advanced

text: Informative and suitable for ages 12 - adult


title: Five Stars

text: My wife loves it!


title: A magazine to enjoy

text: I enjoy the bright colors and decorating ideas.


title: COWBOYS&INDIANS september 2012 MAGAZINE

text: THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE OF COWBOYS&INDIANS WAS ONE OF THE WORST ISSUES PUT OUT, VERY LITTLE STORYS AND VERY BORING TO READ, PLEASE PUT MORE INTERSTENING STORYS ABOUT ABOUT MORE PEOPLE AND LESS ADS, I HOPE THE NEXT ISSUE IS BETTER.


title: THE FAMILY HANDYMAN

text: Haven't received an issue YET, just thinking I will like it.  Maybe one will come soon....


title: Kids

text: Kids love it!


title: Two Stars

text: Didn't care for


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of good recipes


title: Well worth the price, and great gift idea as well

text: If you know which end of a screwdriver is which, you will enjoy the articles and projects in this magazine.  Reasonable price also


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine really provides a wealth of information on a variety of weapons.


title: Loving it again!

text: Happy Here !  I used to have a subscription some years ago, but let it lapse. I enjoyed the Magazine then, so I renewed and have since received 2 issues. Great Magazine even if (like me) you are not an experienced (even just a decent deckhand like me) sailor.


title: Good read. Lots of advertisements

text: It's a nice resource to stay 'plugged in' to my surroundings. It's a bit heavy on the advertisements though.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.


title: Received 1 issue

text: Received 1 issue. Buyer beware.


title: Great Cat magazine

text: If you gave a cat or cats, you should definitely get this magazine. Great source of info about cats and cat-related products. Highly recommend that you subscribe as well.


title: Three Stars

text: Wired has slowly become more elitist and I am loosing interest.  Everything they show is so expensive.


title: Read it!

text: This magazine has something for everyone. It's the best mix of articles ... topics you won't see elsewhere.  And the photos are great.  If I could read only one magazine, Vanity Fair would be my pick.


title: Five Stars

text: Reason is a great magazine for those of us of the libertarian persuasion..


title: Auto-renewal at an outrageous price

text: I have looked, but can't find a way to order a subscription that doesn't include auto-renewal. I had a subscription, but then received a notice that is would renew at a price that was much higher than a new subscription. I called and canceled. since then, I've looked for a subscription offering that did not include auto-renewal, but I can't find one. I like the magazine, but I'm not willing to play their game of charging loyal subscribers more than others.


title: The only magazine that I read cover to cover.

text: Discover is a great science and technology magazine with interesting articles. I always read almost every article in each issue.


title: This magazine is full of useful projects with great instructions/tutors.

text: There were easy to read useful projects.  The illustrations and photos were great guides.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: Love this magazine, I have been purchasing it on and off for the last several years. Always has great tips that are inexpensive and very useful for in the garage and around the house. I would recomend it highly.


title: Easy,breezy good read

text: I love this magazine because it is just what the title says,"Real Simple."It gives lots of easy,usable advice for issues ranging from house cleaning to skin care to social issues.Its written in an upbeat tone and broken down into sections that are quickly read.I've actually read this since it was first published and always find new things to enhance my life!


title: 2nd grade son pleased

text: Purchased for my 2nd grade son. 1st he just enjoys getting items in the mail. 2nd it is full of animals. I am pleased because it gets him excited about reading.


title: enjoyed reading but decided not to renew

text: Enjoyed reading the magazine but after a year didn't find the articles too helpful.


title: I ❤ all things Magnolia

text: Got my first edition this month. Love the show, love the magazine so far!


title: Not fun to read anymore

text: I have subscribed to Scientific American for many years and looked forward to each issue but that has changed.  Awhile ago they changed their format and reading it now is as much fun as reading the fine print on your credit card account (altough it might be even finer).  I'm a retired electrical engineer and like to keep up with science but reading the magazine is just plain hard.  Not the subject matter, but the way it is presented.  When you are trying to follow a complex thought it does not help that you are having a problem reading the microscopic font. I do not have this problem with any other publication I receive.  Sorry that the magazine has come to this.


title: My husband really enjoys Scientific American

text: We've been getting this magazine for years and years. My husband reads it cover to cover. He is not a scientist of any kind, however the articles are written for a layperson.<br />He always passes it on to someone else when he's done.  It's not a "throwaway" kind of magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: a


title: More advertising than articles

text: Disappointed.  Got my first issue and it's so hard to read because the advertisements overwhelm the articles.  And thin - not much to read.


title: Lots of information about Scotland

text: I thoroughly enjoyed this magazine.  Read every word.  Lots of information on history.  Beautiful lower gardens.  Very pleased!!!!!


title: Cool photos and ideas, great style, but don't last

text: Good photos and pictures, I like seeing the cool ideas for architecture and design. Problem is that the magazine falls apart, maybe they are using super eco friendly glue or something, but every issue falls to pieces so they get thrown away instead of kept as a table accent piece or for reference.


title: SHIPPING TAKES WAY TOO LONG!

text:
I ordered this subscription on February 26, 2007.  It is now July 5, 2007 and I have not received an issue.

Two fashion seasons have passed - and I am out of $225.00.

This order is placed through a third party called "Magazine Express" - NOT Amazon.  So, the customer service is disastrous.

You would be better off buying this from your local bookstore (i.e the shelves of Barnes & Noble)


title: This is NOT the old great Cosmopolitan.

text: I was excited to see my first issue. The layout was bad and it was totally political. Not why we would buy this magazine.


title: Best advice available

text: Arrived quickly.  One issue was a bit older but since I had not read it I did not mind.  I never buy anything without consulting Consumer Reports.  Has worked for me for decades.


title: wonderfull resource.

text: Would recommend Catholic Answer magizine for any Catholic or even those wishing to learn more about Catholicism.  Well written and on a level most people can understand.  Articals are timely.  Wish was published monthly instead of every 2 months.


title: Dates were screwed up after I ordered.

text: I live the magazine, but I'm disappointed that it will take six months to get my first issue. I ordered it thinking I would be getting the Fall Edition<br />Looks like now my order was modified and I'm not getting it until the Spring Edition. :((( I wouldn't have bought bought it.


title: For the traders out there

text: From a stock picker: I found dozens of good investments by reading stories in the weekly sections of this magazine. Their commitment to breadth is really powerful for you if you are looking to pick up new ideas. Their editorializing is snappy and to the point and slants toward a practical form of globalism that I believe in.  The number one way to consume a trough of well researched and well presented information.


title: Was my favorite reading material when I was young and finding it as my favorite now that I’m old.

text: I have always loved this magazine but life got busy so I stopped getting it. After several years and finally slowing down I ordered it again wondering if it’s still as enjoyable as it was years ago. I still find the same enjoyment as I did except now I have more time than before and it is my top reading material. I look forward to getting it and I thank you for keeping it as enjoyable as always.


title: Always loved this magazine.

text: My review is based on receiving the magazine in the past:


title: Just as described

text: Just as described


title: Boring

text: What happened to this magazine it’s not what it used to be


title: A classic for a reason

text: Informative and fun


title: Mundane

text: Not very interesting


title: Too General

text: It’s okay


title: Sports magazine for pre-teen

text: Gifted to pre-teen athlete.

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title: New knowledge every month!

text: NG is the best for a monthly "sit down and discover" new things, places, science, and human endeavors. The photography is marvelous and the vocabulary is accessible to most high school graduates. Our 12 and 10 year old grandchildren love the animal photographs which leads to reading the article and asking more questions. Perfect for two retired teachers who are still active learners.


title: Always has good recipes

text: Great magazine.  I always read it cover to cover.  Have tried several of the recipes and find they are good and not too overly complicated.


title: Great ideas and inspiration

text: Decorating for those on a budget.  Great ideas and inspiration.


title: I used to enjoy O magazine

text: I used to enjoy O magazine.  I find now that it really doesn't offer too much that I find interesting.  There are some things that I enjoy, but not enough to spend the time on it.


title: Four Stars

text: I always enjoy Architectural Digest.  It inspires me to keep improving and tweaking my own home.


title: Not good

text: Cheap.. Not Happy with entire magazine


title: good magazine

text: I used read this magazine before they came out with play station 2 and it was the best back then for information on everything play station so I cant imagine it could be any different.


title: Great reading but not my kind of recipes

text: Recipes were to filled with stuff I usually don't use


title: Good luck putting it on hold

text:
I’ve been subscribing for the last few years and like their recommendations
I also like how they focus on different area or wines in each issue
Yes they have a lot of ads

What I don’t like is that I’ve yet to be able to put the magazine on hold the way I can put other magazine subscriptions on hold

Today is August 23 and they won’t be able to put it on hold until the issue after October 15
That means on August 23rd I can suspend it starting October 29th


title: Every Homeowner's Friend

text: The American Dream of home ownership comes at a price; projects, chores around the house and any manner of things to be improved, repaired or that otherwise consume time. Let's face it, few of us know it all when it comes to taking care of a house so why not turn to those that know more than we do? This Old House may not have everything but the articles are easy to follow and while some of the projects are beyond the means of the average homeowner they give great ideas. I refer back to issues all the time. As an added bonus, if you are a print subscriber you get free access to their tablet edition which means you won't have to buy/build a magazine rack to store back issues. Great for the do-it-yourself kind of homeowner.


title: Excellent

text: Probably the best magazine in the world for scale model aircraft.


title: Five Stars

text: What I expected and is great.


title: The cover was a disgrace and disservice to Melissa.

text: Interesting my magazine had a different cover with Melissa in a turquoise dress on a stand vs the more attractive photos within the magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: it's great


title: Love the recipes

text: I get slot of recipes on line but it is nice to have some on paper too, especially for the beach


title: Decent Magazine

text: Decent magazine with a good variety of info.


title: Four Wheeler is great!!

text: If you want to know about anything 4X4 it's in this magazine.


title: one big advertisement

text: Basically one big advertisement.  This magazine shows a few ideas but you can get those online. No real substance to the magazine.


title: Waste of paper it is printed on now

text: This magazine has become a joke. We have been subscribers for over 10 years and it keeps getting worse. They went from 12 issues to 6 under they guise they wanted to offer more in depth stories but instead are now they are publishing old stories under the guise of revisiting past inventions etc. We are now getting discover magazine and science news instead. We will not be renewing this subscription again.


title: Two Stars

text: Disappointing Content.


title: Good but too many sales ads

text: I like the stories but needs more content and less vitamin ads


I thought I find this magazine as useful with very practical tips on home maintenance. It's a small magazine in terms of the number of articles but there's a lot of Quick tips that can make a difference. It's worth the  subscription price


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy it every month


title: Best periodical

text: Simply the best


title: Great

text: Great Filter


title: Nice Resource for Your Dancer

text: My 12/13 year old daughter loves this magazine. She dances, and competes, and it provides a wide range of useful information and articles…she even likes reading the ads to see which competitions are coming to the area. Bonus that it pulls her away from electronics. And the price is fantastic. I recommend.


title: Interesting material

text: This is one of my favorite magazines.  The stories covered are so interesting, and am often surprised to learn of new topics that I never had much interest in previously.


title: I love this magazine

text: I love this magazine!  With the beautiful photography, and inspiring, positive articles, this is perfect for nature and animal lovers.


title: The very best out of three

text: I purchased LIVING and it's my favorite.  Useful advice. Great guests. Too much advertising but, hey...They're ALL like that now.  It's classy and yet, not snobbish.  LIVING is an open invitation to share greatness in the quality of life.  It's not about "Well, if it's not good enough for Mrs. Jones..." or any such envy.  It's about sharing and considering and, well...LIVING.  My absolute favorite.  Also recommend BHG.


title: Social Engineering, Anti-White propaganda shaped like a magazine

text: Why does the representation of 17% of the American population take up 100% in this magazine?  Everyone is non-white? Everyone is a female? There is so much culture warrior crapola in this magazine it's got room for nothing else! I ordered THREE popular magazines: LIVING (the best), Better Homes and Gardens (close second) and then, this rag. I hate this magazine. It's the only one of the three geared for SJWs and how many of them own homes? Change it over to "Southern Living...in an apartment" and it would be most appropriate to the audience to whom it's pandering relentlessly.


title: Basis for many classes I taught

text: I've read this magazine for years.  I based many church classes - I taught - on the articles.  It is not published frequently enough for my preference.  It is not a magazine, as much as, a small book with magazine features.  The binding, cover, and content has unmatched quality.  Some third-party advertising exists.  However, it is not obstructive to the layout.  As a writer and devout reader, I will attempt to get an article published.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite mags. And the hat is great for when I go running.


title: Unexpected appeal!

text: This magazine has a surprisingly wide appeal. The articles cover a wide variety of topics, I got it for my husband, but often find myself reading parts, and I’m definitely not a tool-head! After we’re finished with an issue at home, I take them into my high school classroom to put in our bookcase and they are always gone within days (taking magazines is allowed).<br />My only complaint is that it seems like in every issue at least one of the short articles is printed in a very hard-to-read color. Seriously, a bright yellow type on shiny magazine paper is almost impossible to read!


title: Sucks

text: This has got to be the worst sports magazine out there. The articles aren't worth reading. Avoid this magazine, even if it was free!


title: Unsurpassed reading enjoyment

text: amazing magazine in every respect. best writers around! terrific single panel comics.


title: My 7 year old loves it.

text: My 7 year old loves it.


title: Great puzzles

text: Always look forward to receiving the puzzle magazine. It used to come every two months; now it arrives quarterly but has a lot more Sudoku puzzles in each issue. I play a lot but never finish one before the next issue arrives.


title: price would have been good had i not been charged twice!

text: i was charged twice for the subscription so the low price that was advertised was not that low..........


title: Not worth it.

text: I’m glad I got this with a deal because I wouldn’t buy it. I thought it would be thicker and more info but it’s more ads than reading topics.


title: better than most

text:
I dig Interview ok, what makes them good is that they don't try to be other magazines. Interview is pretty much a vehicle for glossy, high value haute couture advertisement, and each issue usually has several interview of well known or up and coming artists or musicians or actors, the catch is that they go get some other, non-journalistic similarly well known celebrity to do the interviewing.

 Interview is well done -- the photographs are eyecatching. Some of the features are a bit like 'look at all the cool parties we went to this month' and others are 'look at all these beautiful people' but it works because the magazine has good design and execution and it manages to be arty without being flaky.  Sometimes the interviews are a bit wooden, as you'd expect from non-interviewers doing interviews, but it's redeemed by others where the interplay is fun and witty.  Also, it's funny to see an actor interview another actor, because they both often end up talking about themselves as much as the other.


title: Publisher's Price

text:
This magazine is high quality and will generate many decorating ideas from the photos within.

The price of a 1 year subscription (4 issues) at the publisher's website is $19.99 as of January 2006. There's also a 2 and 3 year reduced rate as well.


title: Ads

text: An Ad booklet. One article and the rest is product pushing.


title: Frustrated

text: Bought this subscription on December 26,2019 still haven't received on March 26, 2020.  Frustrating and can't cancel it refund.


title: Not sure what to say

text: I’ve gotten the same issue a bunch of times cool guys thanks


title: If you grew up on it your probably at age where print is way to small

text: as teenager while my friends reed "Playboy" I real Popular Mechanics<br />i still do but print seems so small for 70 yr old eyes and more adds less articles


title: Need more magazines

text: This was a birthday gift to my father in law he said he only got 3 magazines and he got a letter sent to him saying his renewal is up. This was suppose to be a year subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine for DIYs and lovers of classic homes.


title: just get it...

text: Love the magazine. Great reading, a wide variety of articles, always interesting.


title: good mag

text: took aittle while for first issue but it is a very good mag a lot of info got the enthusiast like my self


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the tips and tricks!


title: the best

text: This magazine isn't really about cigars.  Yes, of course, it has stuff about cigars, but it really is a fashion and lifestyle magazine and a really good one, very interesting


title: Slow delivery

text: It took forever to start receiving this item and I was looking for articles about workshop and other handyman issues.  I have no need and cannot use the things they build in the issues I have received so far.


title: Ordered this for my niece last year and she requested ...

text: Ordered this for my niece last year and she requested we renew it for her since she enjoys it so much.


title: Long time reader

text: Never lived in New York, but love good literature, good reviews of music, books and movies.<br />Comes out bi-weekly so a very good deal on price for a years subscription.


title: A great price for this magazine

text: Men's Health is an informative magazine with tons of info on leading a healthier life


title: Great price

text: Sports Illustrated is a great magazine and you can't beat this price


title: Great Magazine

text: Great Magazine


title: Great for moms and grandmas

text: I bought this subscription for my mom and grandma. they love it!


title: Okay every few issues.

text:
Will have great recipes every few issues, but if you really want to try some new good foods try searching the internet for free.

Wine topics are the same things but like mini wine or winery advertisements.


title: Same things every month

text: Same topics and same sex, make-up, fashion tips every month.  The only parts worth reading are the people who like to share with the world how stupid they are and their embarrassing moments.


title: Waste of money!

text: There is conflicting information in the magazines from the buying guides and even within the magazine. So we are buying useless conflicting information. Years ago this was a great consumer's tool and now it's bird cage liner. NOT RECOMMENDED.


title: Five Stars

text: Love my subscription, having been reading for years. Good information, resources, and advise for investors.


title: Wife loves it

text: Nothing to dislike.


title: There's always something I learn from each magazine. For ...

text: There's always something I learn from each magazine.  For the low cost of the subscription if I learn 1 thing per issue I'm coming out way ahead.


title: Nice

text: Good magazine with helpful tips


title: Five Stars

text: Great Monthly Read


title: Read and enjoy 😉

text: Love the read


title: I like this magazine

text: I like this magazine. I can get it digitally as well in print. I get heads up on some current TV programs and movies. Together with TV guide, I pretty well stay on top of my viewing and which movies I want to see.


title: Nice for MTG Prices

text:
If you are looking for a price Guide, then this is good.  If you want to be entertained, and laugh out loud while getting your fix on CCG's, then I'd go with Inquest.

If you are a YuGiOh player, and want advice, I'd stick to Pojo's YuGiOh books.


title: Lots of good pictures, but I kind of wish I subscribed ...

text: Lots of good pictures, but I kind of wish I subscribed to a more general car magazine with more hands on approach to cars.


title: Best deal around

text:
This magazine has some of the best writing around. There's something for nearly everyone: news, features, pop culture, cartoons, books, movies and more. All this for $5 for 22 issues.
There's a section in your account for subscriptions, and it lets you know when when this expires and you can cancel before the special re-subscribes.
Also, the special comes around pretty often so if you don't mind missing some issues, you can cancel when the special expires. Then re-up when the 22 issues for $5 comes back, usually after a couple of months.
It's still always best to read the fine print.


title: Live in Ohio 57 YR, but Love this Magazine

text: I've lived in Ohio all my life and wouldn't leave I'm 1 1/2 Hr Fr. Erie Lake, 1/2 Hr FR Ohio River, But My taste is Southern, must been a Belle in the past. I LUV their recipes, different but not so strange my family wouldn't eat them, or so hard I couldn't make them. My family is still talking about the Apple berry Pie made in a white cheddar cheese crust I made for thanksgiving. Style in Mag. runs  a little southern, a little Texan, a little Creeo  , a little sea coast. ENJOY


title: This rag is USELESS!!…..and impossible to cancel subscription!

text: There is NO daytime listings!


title: This magazine will make you smarter.

text: I love ready the Smithsonian magazine. The articles are informative and easy to read.


title: Great reading.

text:
This magazine is a must for anyone who has an interest in earlier civilizations.
The finds high lighted in this magazine keeps you abreast of the interesting
archaeological digs around the world.


title: Too soon to review

text: I love Oprah and her web site but still am patiently waiting for my first magazine to arrive.  I did go out and buy the May magazine from then news stand, and now see the June one is out as well on the stands.  I get my exercize by going out to the mail box everyday looking for that coveted subscription to start home delivery... sigh... guess I have to be patient.  This was a gift to myself so if you are giving it as a gift to someone, I would recommend getting them their first magazine from the news stand to tide them over until the subscription actually starts.....


title: Five Stars

text: GREAT Magazine!! I will definitely recommend it to anyone and also renew my Subscription!


title: Took forever!

text: This subscription took 4months to get the first issue!<br />I don’t have faith that I will get 12 issues liked promised!


title: Five Stars

text: Good magazine - good price - minimum hassel.


title: Disappointing - Quality Not What It Used To Be

text: I’ve always had a soft spot for Consumer Reports, and in the olden days, when there was no such thing as the internet, used to have a subscription (but would have go to the library to research back issues).  Recently signed up for the CR website and magazine ($55).  My first copy of the magazine hasn’t arrived yet, but the website is an enormous let down.  So far only found ratings for half of the things that I’ve looked for.  For example, if you look for “electric toothbrushes” or “propane fueled electricity generators” (and variations of same), you’ll discover wording such as “we don’t currently test electric toothbrushes” (same for propane fueled generators of course)… BUT there are no links to “back issues” as it were, so you can’t look at the tests that CR has done in the past.  Looks like I still have to go to the library to find back issues (if any library still has them).  ADDITIONALLY, the website has a strong emphasis on sending you to places for the products CR is reviewing… which sort of stinks.  So now, after reading several reviews here and my website experience, I certainly don’t have high hopes for the magazine.


title: First For Women

text: I've been reading this magazine for several years now.  I like the format and the content.  However, sometimes my familiarity with the product makes it too predictable; also, some of the recommended products can't be bought locally.


title: The New Updated T&C

text: I love the changes T&C has made.  It is more colorful, has more in-depth stories, and is livelier than it used to be.  If you haven't read this mag in over a year, it is time to take another look.


title: Grows imagination and creativity - great publication for teenagers!

text: My 14-year-old son, who is a tech-nerd, LOVES this magazine. It's a natural complement to his other subscriptions - Popular Science and Popular Mechanics. Super creative presentation of subject matter.


title: Five Stars

text: We use this!


title: Just don't.

text: So many ads, and half of every magazine is about franchises. I wish I could stop it from being delivered, I get sad everytme it is in my mailbox.  Even if it's $1.00/ year, don't get it.


title: Haven’t received. Have purchased two issues since ordered

text: Have not received one issue yet.


title: Five Stars

text: Outstanding magazine with great articles on just about everything from mechanics, electronics,  machinery and DIY projects.


title: Great Magazine

text: I've read this magazine for decades, a great source for parts and rebuilds as well as new products.


title: Great Magazine

text: I've been reading this magazine for years, a good source of information for who is a car enthusiast.


title: Great deal

text: Great magazine


title: thinest magazine ever

text: Not sure it's worth the subscription when I can read the whole thing in 10 minutes


title: Been my favorite magazine for years

text: Love that I can get a good price for a magazine I love. I like that it is an easy, inspirational, motivational read. It is full of fun ideas. Even thought I have read it for years I never get tired of it.


title: Great mag

text: Great projects. My new fav.


title: Three Stars

text: Too liberal, but I guess that's what happens when government employees run a magazine.


title: Decent magazine

text: Not quite as good as older versions of the magazine, but still better than Motor Trend.


title: Dumbed down

text: Vacuous, though not as bad as People or Us.  Got it for my wife and she agrees a bit.  Will not be renewing.


title: Very classy, clever ideas for a certain audience.

text: Always full of great ideas I cannot afford or accomplish.